International Students Interested In Studying at UIN Jakarta

West Java Land for UIN Jakarta

West Java Provincial Government finally handed over an acre of land to UIN Jakarta in the form of grants and will be used for educational purposes. As for the mecha-nism, it will be regulated later between the provincial government and The Ministry of Religious Affairs.

It was said by the Gov-ernor of West Java, Ahmad Heryawan or familiarly called Kang Aher after giv-ing a speech in Harun Na-

sution Auditorium, UIN Jakarta on Friday (7/15). “The land will be fully

As many as 70 students from Africa, America and Asia are officialy become students in UIN Jakarta. They will be studying at various faculties with the scholarship scheme from UIN Jakarta.

It was said by The Head of Center for Internation-al Cooperation (PLKI), Rachmat Baihaky MA to UIN News Online, Friday

(6/24). According to him, the 70 students are officialy listed as UIN Jakarta stun-dents.

“Some of them are still applying for the student visa and permits at their respec-tive embassy. But they are ready to follow the learning process for academic year 2016/2017,” he said.

UIN Jakarta is committed to preventing and eradi-cates all forms of corrup-tion. This commitment in made in the shape of a memorandum of agree-ment (MoU) between UIN Jakarta, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), and 6 Universities in Jabodetabek, in KPK auditorium, Wednesday (6/15).

The agreement is signed by the Rectors from each University. In addi-tion to the Rector of UIN

UIN Jakarta Committed to Support Corruption Eradication

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The Governor of West Java, Ahmad Heryawan accompanied by The Rector of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada (Right) and Vice Rector of Cooperation, Prof Dr. Murodi as they walk towards the Rectorate building, Friday (7/15). The arrival of the Governor to UIN Jakarta is to give a halal bi halal speech in Prof Dr. Harun Nasution Auditorium.

Jakarta Prof Dr. Dede Ro-syada, the other Rectors are Prof. Dr. Ir. Muham-mad Anis (Rector UI), Prof Dr. Djaali (Rector UNJ), Prof. Dr. Ir. Herry Su-hardiyanto (Rector), Prof Dr. Firmanzah (Rector of Paramadina University), and Dr. Ir Hj. Asri Nugra-hanti (Vice Rector IV from Trisakti University). From KPK, the memorandum is signed by Agus Rahardjo, the head of KPK.

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The Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teachers Training is now 59 years old. The celebration of the oldest faculty in UIN Ja-karta took place in Prof Dr. Harun Nasution Auditorium, Friday night (6/3). The celebration marked with the cake cutting ceremonies, performed by the Dean of FTIK.

However, unlike the common birthday event, the dean did not blow out the candles this time. He just cut the cake and leaves the candles alone.

“Let the candle stays lit, it indicates that FITK will continue to grow and pros-per,” said the Dean of FTIK, Prof Dr. Ahmad Thib Raya who was present that night. “If the candle is blown and the lights went out, it means FITK will not develop,” he added.

The 59th birthday or milad celebration of FKIK is filled with a variety of art performances by the student from Pojok Seni Tarbiyah (Postar), the prize and trophies that have been obtained previously from various competitions will

FTIK milad without Blowing Candles

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Direc tora te o f I s lamic Higher Education Minis-try of Religious Affairs set as many as 36 of the 51 candidates for the doctoral scholarship program to pass the selection. They are the participant who accepted in doctorate study program, UIN Jakar ta Graduate School (SPs). The informa-tion is obtained by UIN NEWS Online, Wednesday (6/29)

The g raduat ion an-nouncement is made on June 28, 2016, based on the decision of the Director General of Islamic Educa-tion 3601 No. 2016 dated June 24, 2016.

According to the Head of Doctorate (S3) Study Program, Prof. Dr. Didin Saepuddin, previously there are 51 candidates, who pass the internal selection test. A total of 41 participants attended the screening on the campus of SPs UIN

Jakarta, while the other ten candidates follow the selec-tion on some Perguruan Tinggi Keagamaan (PTK) throughout the Indonesia.

“From the selection re-sults, we (SPs UIN Jakarta) have determined 51 candi-dates that have been select-ed, both through a written test and interview. However, the Ministry of Religious Affairs only accepts 36 can-didates,” said Didin.

The selection for the doctoral scholarship pro-gram awardee is conducted by the Ministry of Religious Affairs, in this case, the Di-rectorate of Islamic Higher Education, 30-31 May 2016. The selections are held na-tionally in some PTK. Based on the record, the number of awardee according to the 2016 national selection results consist of 441 people. They were accepted in some PTK and public university.

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Through scholarship,SPs UIN Jakarta accept 36 doctoral students

be distributed at this event. FITK also gives the award to some lecturers and em-ployees who dedicated their self to FKIK, including the high-achieving students.

“We want to appreciate them, without their dedica-tion, we are nothing.” Said Ahmad.

FITK was born on June 1st, 1959. FITK is the em-bryo of UIN Jakarta. Hence when there is a milad cel-ebration of UIN Jakarta, it also celebrated by FITK.

The vice-dean, head of the department, lecturers and some students from FTIK were attending the cel-ebration. The former Dean of FTIK, Prof Dr. Salman Harun and other seniors from FTIK also present in the event. (njs/ns)

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The physically challenged participant (right) accompanied by a guide to attending UIN Jakarta admission test through Ujian Mandiri, Saturday (6/25). He was one of three participants with disabilities who is competing in UIN Jakarta entrance test along with about 16,000 other participants.

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UIN Jakarta Employee Accept the Lebaran GiftsToward the end of Ramadan 1437 H, Dharma Wanita Persatuan (DWP) UIN Jakarta distributes at least 750 Lebaran gifts for the Class I and II employees. The gift hand over symbolically performed in the café Cangkir, Monday, (6/27).

The Rector of UIN Jakar-ta, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada, Vice Rector of General Ad-ministration, Prof Dr. Abdul Hamid, Vice Rector of Stu-dent Affairs, Prof Dr. Yusron Razak, Vice Rector of Co-operation, Prof Dr. Murodi are present at the event. Fur-thermore, the representatives from the partner company of UIN Jakarta such Bank BNI, Bank Mandiri, Bank BTN, Bank BJB Syariah, Bank Muamalat, Bank BRI, Gerbang Parking, and Bagoes Studio also appears.

The employee who re-ceived the prize consists of a security guard, office boy, the gardeners, as well as techni-cians, both civil servants and non-civil servants. They come

from various units in UIN Jakarta, both from campus 1 and campus 2.

The head of DPW UIN Jakarta Dr. Andriyani Dede Rosyada said that the event is regularly held every Ra-madan, It aims to share the happiness of celebrating the Idul Fitri.

“Do not look at the con-tent, but look to the mean-ing,” she said.

According to Andriyani, besides sourced from DPW, it also took some sponsors who are partners to UIN Jakarta for providing the gift. They are Bank BNI, Bank Mandiri, Bank BTN, Bank BJB Sya-riah, Bank Muamalat, Bank BRI, Gerbang Parking, and Bagoes Studio. Each spon-

Jakarta Provincial Govern-ment involves UIN Jakarta in DKI Jakarta family develop-ment program. In addition to UIN Jakarta, DKI Jakarta also includes the military, the police and various education-al and religious institutions in DKI Jakarta.

It was signed in the form of cooperation between the Jakarta Family Planning and Women and Community Empowerment Body (BPMP-KB) and its partner institu-tions in Jakarta city hall, Tuesday (6/28).

The Governor of DKI Jakarta, Basuki Tjahaja Pur-nama, The Head of Jakarta Family Planning and Women

and Community Empower-ment Body (BPMPKB), Dien Emawati, and The Head of Family Development BPMP-KB Drg. Silvia are present, along with another 34 partner institutions also attended the event. It will focus on improving the quality of fam-ily, population control, and women’s reproductive health. The agreement will last for three years.

In his speech, Basuki explains that the program is an effort initiated by the local government to develop and empower the citizens of Jakarta. As a province with a relatively rapid progress, the local government needs to

DKI Jakarta-UIN Jakarta Signed Cooperation

sor provides parcels with the same content.

“I thank the sponsors who opted to share in this Ramadan,” Andriyani said.

Deputy Head of Bank BNI Fatmawati Branch Sav-itri Sulaiman explained BNI have a great concern to the public, one of them through a program of corporate so-

cial responsibility (CSR). Through the program, BNI routinely provides assistance in the form of partnerships or cooperation.

“We are aware that the customer is everything, so we must come to share. Espe-cially in Ramadan, the month of virtue and blessing.” She said (njs/ns)

encourage all citizens to be involved in the development progress. “We do not want Jakarta to flourish, neat and modern. But at the same time, the concern for the societies are not growing,” he said.

Silvia said, the implemen-tation of the program will focus on three main locations, the Integrated Child-Friendly Community Centers (Ru-ang Publik Terpadu Ramah Anak/RPTRA), Low-Cost Rental Apartments (Rumah Susun Sederhana Sewa/Rusunawa), and Kampung Keluarga Berencana (KB). With the involvement of the educational and religious institutions, Silvia hopes this

program can achieve the maximum goal, to raise the awareness and to improve the welfare of Jakarta residents.

Vice Rector of Coop-eration of UIN Jakarta, Prof. Dr. Murodi appreciates the Jakarta Provincial Govern-ment which has involved the educational institutions in the community empower-ment. According to him, the institution has the resources that can be utilized in the process. “The involvement of educational institutions can also enrich the research and dedication of the college communities for the public,” he said.

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The head of Dharma Wanita Persatuan (DWP) UIN Jakarta Dr. Andriyani Dede Rosyada (right) symbolically hand-over the Lebaran gift to a staff of UIN Jakarta at Cafe Cangkir. This year DWP set up at least 750 parcels to be distributed to Class I and II employees.

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The governor of West Java, Ahmad Heryawan or Kang Aher, come to UIN Jakarta on Friday (7/15). He is invited to give a speech at UIN Jakarta halal bi halal event. He was greeted warmly by the Civitas Academica of UIN Jakarta who had been in the Harun Nasution auditorium since 08:00 AM. Kang Aher had just arrived on campus UIN Jakarta at 08.30 by using his official vehicles, plated D 1001 PN. He was accompanied by the local administration’s working unit (SKPD) and escorted by the police.

On his arrival at the Rec-torate building, he was imme-diately greeted the by Rector of UIN Jakarta Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada and the Mayor of South Tangerang, Airin Rachmi Diany. After half an hour, he immediately went to the venue and gave a speech for about an hour.

After the speech, he in-teracted with the leaders of UIN Jakarta in the Uni Club while enjoying typical Eid dishes, ketupat, and opor ayam. Then, he met with some journalists, including UIN News for an interview session. After the interview, he did not immediately return to Bandung. He chose to do the Friday prayer in Al-Jami’ah mosque located at the student center of UIN Jakarta, along with the civitas academica. “I seem to feel comfortable here,” he said.

After the Friday Prayer, Kang Aher was still on cam-

pus. Kang Aher even had time to take the pictures with some jamaah.

At 01:00 PM, Kang Aher accompanied by his aides is back to the rectorate building, going home? Not yet. He in-vites the Rector to see the land owned by the Government of West Java province on campus two which is currently used as the Faculty of Social and Po-litical Sciences (FISIP). The land is granted by the provin-cial government of West Java to UIN Jakarta for the sake of education. There is also a building known as Wisma Kertamukti. The building pre-viously had functioned as a li-aison office or a representative of The West Java Government in DKI Jakarta. Kang Aher also gets an explanation from the rector about the land and the building. After that, Kang Aher then excused himself and returned to his office in Bandung.

Compared to some other governors who’ve come to the campus UIN Jakarta, Kang Aher was the governor who has the most time on campus visits. He spent five hours in UIN Jakarta. The other gov-ernors who have ever visited UIN Jakarta are Ratu Atut Chosiyah in 2007. She spent for about three hours. Fol-lowed by the former Governor of DKI Jakarta, Joko Widodo (2013) and the Governor of Banten, Rano Karno (April

2016), which respectively spent only about two hours.

The visit of the former governor of Banten Ratu Atut Chosiyah and the former gov-ernor of DKI Jakarta, Joko Widodo (now President of Indonesia) to UIN Jakarta is to give halal bi halal speeches. Meanwhile, the current Gov-ernor of Banten, Rano Karno is invited to give a briefing for the Community Service Program (KKN) participants.

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Maryulisman, Achieves the Best LibrarianThe Archive and Library Agency of Banten held the Best Achieving Librarian 2016, which took place at the building of National Archives and Library of (BPAD) Banten, Tuesday (6/21).

One of the organizers of the National Archives and Li-brary (BPAD) Drs Suhendar Yaya said, the election for the best librarian is a yearly event in the province of Banten.

“We hope, the apprecia-tion of the government can stimulate and motivate the librarian to improve their competencies in the field of

library management,” said Yaya.

Yaya also added that the winner of the best librarian in Banten would participate in the National Best Achieving Librarian 2016.

From the e-mail obtained by UIN News Online, the librarian from UIN Jakarta achieved the 3rd rank of the best-achieving librarian, and the 2nd place is occupied by Iman Sukwana, the librarian from BPAD Banten, as for the 1st position, it is attained by Muhammad Farid Wajdi, from IAIN Sultan Malik Hasanudin Banten. (sf/lrf)

Aher Feel Comfortable in UIN Jakarta

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UIN Jakarta in Between The Three Bovernors

UIN campus is unique. Geographically, it stays at South Tangerang, province of Banten. Administratively, the campus has “Jakarta” name in it. Formerly, the campus of UIN Jakarta is located in Tangerang, West Java. After Banten became a separate province in 2000, UIN Jakarta is now located in the province of Banten.

Based upon the cantonal, UIN Jakarta until now “has” three governors: Jakarta, Banten and West Java. In some occasions, UIN Jakarta invites the governors of the three provinces to visit and stay in touch with the cam-pus.

According to the record, the former Rector of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Komaru-din Hidayat, two governors were invited. They are the governor of Banten, Ratu Atut Chosiyah (2007) and the governor of DKI Ja-karta, Joko Widodo (2013). Both of them were invited to give halal bi halal speech. The current Rector, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada invites another two governors, Rano Karno (2015) and Ahmad Heryawan (2016).

It is quite reasonable to invite the governor of Jakarta because the “Jakarta” name is already attached to UIN,

formerly Akademi Dinas Ilmu Agama (ADIA) and changed to Institut Agama Is-lam Negeri (IAIN). It means, the campus of UIN has be-come the property of Jakarta, morally or emotionally. And UIN Jakarta still contributes to the advancement of the region. As well as when invit-ing the governor of Banten, because the campus of UIN Jakarta now stands in Banten province.

How about the governor of West Java? Historically, before Banten become the separate province, the area now occupied by UIN Ja-karta is the part of West Java. The emotional bond between UIN Jakarta and West Java provincial government is still attached due to the history of “Wisma Kertamukti” on campus 2, Jalan Kertamukti or formerly known as the Jalan Pemda, in Cireundeu, East Ciputat. Because of

that, the bond between UIN Jakarta and West Java pro-vincial government can not be removed, either geographi-cally or historically.

Like humans, each prov-ince is like a foster father for UIN Jakarta. It is natural that UIN Jakarta, in a variety of significant event, often

ISO to Improve the Ser-vice Quality

invites the governor of each province. Not only governor who was invited to the cam-pus but also their deputies. Such as Deputy Governor of West Java, Dede Yusuf (2008) and Deputy Gover-nor of Banten Rano Karno (2014).

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Vice Rector II of Public Ad-ministration Prof. Dr. Abdul Hamid MS asks all units in UIN Jakarta to implement a Quality Management System (QMS) ISO 9001 immedi-ately. The implementation of ISO 9001 is expected to improve the quality of ser-vice from each unit to the students.

It was conveyed by Ha-mid when closing the Exter-nal Audit of QMS ISO in Di-orama Room, UIN Jakarta, Tuesday (6/28). “I hope all faculties to implement the QMS ISO shortly. It is for our benefit, and to improve our service quality,” said Hamid, the professor of Economics.

According to Hamid, Some faculties and units in UIN Jakarta have yet to im-plement the QMS ISO. This system is a guideline for the faculties and units to provide the services in an efficient, effective, and scalable ways.

Based on the findings from the QMS ISO audit team, they have discovered some deficiencies in the form of public services in some units and faculties who al-ready implemented the QMS ISO. The team recommends us to fix it within the next two months. “If it takes more than two months, the QMS ISO for UIN Jakarta can be suspended. (sf/hmn/zm)

The campus of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences on campus 2 UIN Jakarta, Jalan Kertamukti, Cireundeu, East Ciputat, looking from the front. “Wisma Kertamukti” which became the Liaison Office of the Provincial Government of West Java in Jakarta had been constructed here.

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6 Foreign Professors Teaching at UIN JakartaSix foreign professors from six universities are attend-ing the 2016 UIN Jakarta Visiting Professor Program. In addition to research, they will also give lectures to the students and become the speakers for a seminar, and will be involved in various other academic activities.

The professors are Bijan Davvaz from Yazd Universi-ty of Iran, Hamid Slimi from

Canadian Centre for Deen Studies, Martha Beck from Lyon College, Jayakaran Mukundan from Universitas Putera Malaysia, Muham-mad Ibrahim Noorzaee from Kabul University, and Abdul Aziz Munadhil from Ibn Tu-fail University of Morocco.

The Head of the Insti-tute for Research and Com-munity Service (LP2M), Prof Dr. Arskal Salim, in

his office on Tuesday (6/30) said the six professors would be placed in five different faculties and one institution. Davvaz will be located in the Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teachers Training, Slimi in the Faculty of Da’wah and Communication, Beck in the Faculty of Ushulud-din, Noorzaee in Faculty of Syari’ah and Law, Munadhil in the Faculty of Dirasat

The office of Vice Rector of Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Yusran Razak, Thursday (7/12) is flooded with some students who wore a sash that read “Duta Putra-Putri UIN Jakarta 2016.” They are none other than the “diplomat” of UIN Jakarta who had just won the election of UIN Jakarta ambassadors 2016 which was held some time ago. “Other than to silaturrahim, we invited them to form UIN Jakarta Diplomatic Corps,” said Yusron Razak.

The meeting was held in the form of discussion, guided by Raden Trisno Riyadhi, the Head of UIN Jakarta Central Library Administration sec-tion. Also present the Head of Student and Alumni Affairs

The Student “Diplomats” are Ready to Promote UIN Jakarta

Division, Bambang Prihono, SH and the other student adviser.

According to Yusron, the establishment of UIN Jakarta diplomatic corps is intended that the ambassadors of UIN

Islamiyah, and Mukundan in LP2M.

Arskal hope, the six professors can enrich the academic climate in UIN Ja-karta. And the faculty which is occupied by them can maximize their existence. “The purpose of their pres-ence is to grow and enrich our academy culture,” He added.

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The “diplomat” student of UIN Jakarta and Vice Rector of Student Affairs Prof Dr. Yusron Razak held a photo session together, Thursday (7/21). They will carry out the mission to introduce UIN Jakarta to national and international communities.

Jakarta can develop itself to carrying out his duties as a diplomat. Among the task is to give product knowledge of UIN Jakarta to the public (nationally and internation-ally), to disseminate the views and attitudes of UIN Jakarta

regarding with the global is-sues, to give messages from UIN Jakarta by using the vari-ous event and creative media, and to develop several ways to maximize the implementa-tion of diplomatic process on

behalf of UIN Jakarta to the public.

As an ambassador of UIN Jakarta, they were equipped with some requirements and code of conduct. Therefore, to be a member of the corps, they must meet various quali-

fications. “We hope that the ambassa-

dor can carry out the duties very well, to promote the positive im-age of UIN Jakarta to the public, both nationally and internation-ally.” He said. (njs/ns)

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handed over to UIN Ja-karta. The mechanism will be regulated later,” he said.

The land is located at Jalan Kertamukti, Cireun-deu, East Ciputat, South Tangerang, Banten, or where the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FI-SIP) is currently standing. Based on the mutual agree-ment between the West Java government and UIN Ja-karta, signed in 2009, UIN Jakarta still has the right to use the land. The agreement lasted for 30 years and will be renewed every year.

“Although the land has been fully granted to UIN Jakarta, it won’t cancel the memorandum of coopera-tion which is signed before. It will be organized later between the West Java gov-ernment and The Ministry of Religious Affairs, in this case, UIN Jakarta, “said Aher, the governor of West Java.

Aher stated that he is very concerned with educa-tion because education is a source of human devel-opment and civilization. Therefore, the educational

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According to Dede, as a university with the aca-demicians who understand the issue and loss caused by the corruption; UIN Ja-karta is committed to erad-icating all forms of corrup-tion. “UIN Jakarta has the duty to eliminate all forms of national financial irreg-ularities.” He said.

Agus Rahardjo said

that this cooperation is in-tended to make KPK, and the University can utilize the local publication which published by each institu-tion to support the corrup-tion eradication effectively and efficiently. “And to support the elimination of corruption within their own authority and capac-ity.” He added. (sf/zm)

Rachmat also explained that the scholarship which is obtained by the 70 students is the continuation from the program that has been running earlier. The differ-ence is we are expanding the program so it could be reached by more students from various countries.

“The Rectorate scholar-ship itself is given to foreign students for eight semesters

or four year of studies. As for the entire cost of living, will be covered by the stu-dents itself,” he added.

He also added that the aim of the program itself is to contribute the scientific and Islamic role for the citi-zens of the world. This con-tribution is in line with the efforts of UIN Jakarta into becoming a world class uni-versity. (sf/kkhda/zm/fa)

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The Rector of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada of-ficially sent off the regular Community Service Program (KKN) participants, academic year 2015/2016 in the student center, Monday (7/25). The event is marked by putting on the alma mater jacket sym-bolically to two students and a balloon release.

In his speech, the rector is expected this year KKN to go smoothly as planned.

He also said that the students could carry the KKN with enthusiasm.

Through the KKN, stu-dents are supposed to ap-ply their knowledge in the community. We expect the implementation of KKN by the capacity of each student,” he said.

The Head of Center for Community Service (PPM), Jaka Badranaya, ME in his report said that as many as 2812 participants would be divided into 250 groups. They came from nine faculties and will be spread in 98 villages/district in the three regions, namely South Tangerang City, Banten Province (7 villages, 3 districts/20 groups); Bogor re-

Rector Hope the Community Service Program Goes Well

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gency, West Java (49 villages, 4 districts/130 groups); and Tangerang District, Banten Province (42 villages, five districts/100 groups).

“Unlike the previous years, there is there are 3-4 groups of the KKN partici-pants for this year so that the implementation can be more efficient,” Jaka explained.

According to him, the new policy is adopted by the evaluation of previous KKN.

It stated that the village with only consisted of one group of KKN participant had been considered less effective. That is because of the vast area and the massive population, so it cannot be optimally manage-able.

In addition to regular KKN, he added, PPM also sent its 20 students (one group) to follow the non-reg-ular KKN program or called as KKN Kebangsaan, and will be held at Tanjung Pinang, Riau province, and hosted by Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji (UMRAH). “KKN Ke-bangsaan will last for 40 days, from July 21 until August 28, 2016.” He said.

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“Unlike the previous years, there is there are 3-4 groups of the KKN participants for this year so that the implementation can be more

efficient,”

institutions like UIN Jakarta are encouraged to grow to produce the future genera-tion for the country.

Based on BERITA UIN record, the donated land in Jalan Kertamukti is the only asset of the West Java Government which is not given to the Provincial Gov-ernment of Banten during a division of the province in 2000. In addition to the land, there is also a building known as Wisma Kertamuk-ti. The building previously had functioned as a liaison office or a representative of

The West Java Government in DKI Jakarta.

The handover process is officially done when the memorandum of coopera-tion is signed between the West Java government and UIN Jakarta on November 20, 2009, In Gedung Sate Bandung by the Governor of West Java, Ahmad Hery-awan and the previous rec-tor of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Komaruddin Hidayat. After the handover process is complete, The FISIP build-ing was built.

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“Although the land has been fully granted to UIN Jakarta, it won’t cancel the memorandum of cooperation which is signed before. It

will be organized later between the West Java government and The Ministry of Religious Affairs, in this case, UIN Jakarta, “said

Aher, the governor of West Java.

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Ayang Utriza Yakin Managed to get ALFP Scholarship

Dr. Ayang Utriza Yakin, a lecturer from the Faculty of Faculty of Syari’ah and Law, managed to get Asian Leadership Fellowship Program (ALFP) 2016 scholarship from The Japan Foundation and the International House of Japan. With this scholarship, the managing editor of Studia Islamika journal will be the fellow in Tokyo, Japan, for the next September-October.

“I thanked God for giving me the opportunity to study in Japan, the country of cherry blossoms,” said Ayang to UIN News, Thursday (6/16). He admits that he got the scholarship after Prof. Robert W. Hefner (Boston University), Prof Mikihiro Moriyama (Nanzan Univer-sity), and Prof. Mason Hoadley (Lund University) recom-mended him.

He will be involved in a series of academic and cultur-al activities through the program. In addition to lectures and seminars, he will be given the opportunity to learn the culture and history and of Japan.

In 1996, the International House of Japan and the Ja-pan Foundation jointly launched the Asia Leadership Fel-low Program (ALFP). The ALFP seeks to create a close, personal and professional network of public intellectuals in Asia, deeply rooted in and committed to civil society beyond their own cultural, disciplinary and geopolitical backgrounds.

The Bank was Asked to Keep a Partnership

Rector of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada asks the cooperation partner, espe-cially the Banks to maintain the partnerships. It was an-nounced by the Rector along with the increasing number of new students every year.

“I want the bank to main-tain cooperation in the finan-cial management of UIN Jakarta, both coming from student tuition and the distri-bution of Bidikmisi scholar-ship,” said Rector while giv-ing a speech at the Lebaran gift giving event organized by Dharma Wanita Persatuan

UIN Jakarta in cafe Cangkir, Monday (6/27).

Vice Rector of General Administration, Prof Dr. Abdul Hamid, Vice Rector of Student Affairs, Prof Dr. Yusron Razak, Vice Rector of Cooperation, Prof Dr. Murodi are present at the event. Furthermore, the rep-resentatives from the partner company of UIN Jakarta such Bank BNI, Bank Man-diri, Bank BTN, Bank BJB

Figure Before Ayang, there

are several Indonesian who received the ALFP scholar-ship. They are Dr. Ignas Kleden MA, Goenawan Mohamad, Ayu Utami, Hamid Basyaib, Faruk, Marco Kusumawi-jaya, Endo Suanda, Miryam Sarasvati, Maria Hartiningsih, Hary Surjadi, and Prof Dr. Jamhari Makruf MA. (sf/zm/fa)

“I want the bank to maintain cooperation in the financial man-agement of UIN Jakarta, both coming from student tuition and

the distribution of Bidikmisi scholarship”

Syariah, Bank Muamalat, Bank BRI, Gerbang Park-ing, and Bagoes Studio also appears.

UIN Jakarta has been working with some state-owned banks such as Bank BNI, Bank Mandiri, Bank BTN, Bank BRI, and BJB Syariah. “We want to con-tinue this cooperation,” Dede said.

The Rector also ex-pressed his gratitude for the

participation and support of the bank in the implementa-tion of “Ramadhan Berbagi” event, organized by Dharma Wanita Persatuan UIN Ja-karta.

As the partner of UIN Jakarta, the banks also took part in the distribution of parcel which will distribute to the Class I and II employ-ees. The Rector symbolically handed over Eid parcel to the Head of the Security Unit (Security) Satori and fol-lowed by the distribution of the parcel to each employee.

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