Strengthening Internationalisation and World Research Tradition, UIN Jakarta Holds Visiting Professor 2024 Programme

Rectorate Building, UIN News Online- UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta reinforces its steps as a world-class university by holding a Visiting Professor 2024 programme. This programme presents a number of leading academics from various countries, who will share knowledge and experience with UIN Jakarta's academic community through research, seminars, and various other academic activities.

Head of LP2M UIN Jakarta, Prof. Amelia Fauzia, M.A., Ph.D., at the Rector Building (Friday, 27/09/2024) in her official statement stated that this programme is one of the strategic efforts to encourage the internationalisation of UIN Jakarta while strengthening the tradition of world-class research. ‘We hope that the presence of these professors will not only provide inspiration, but also become an opportunity for faculties at UIN Jakarta to establish research collaborations, invite them as seminar speakers, and increase other academic activities,’ said Prof Amelia.

The schedule and names of the professors who will participate in this programme are as follows:

1. Prof Martin Jones (University of York, UK), Period: October - November 2024. PIC: Faculty of Sharia and Law (FSH) - 0816-1727-7959

2. Dr Kaja Borchgrevink (Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway), Period: 30 September - 14 October 2024, PIC: LP2M - 0822-1159-6472

3. Prof Tomoaki Morata (Yamaguchi University, Japan), Period: 25 September - 10 October 2024, PIC: Faculty of Medicine - 0812-9820-2772

4. Dr Jee Young Lee (University of Canberra, Australia), Period: 6-18 September 2024, PIC: Faculty of Tarbiyah and Keguruan (FITK) - 0811-9519-792

5. Prof. Dr Elsa Clavé (Universität Hamburg, Germany), Period: September - 2 November 2024, PIC: Faculty of Adab and Humanities (FAH) - 0822-1159-6472

6. Prof. Ts. Dr Muhammad Sabri Bin Sahrir (International Islamic University Malaysia, IIUM), Period: 1-10 December 2024, PIC: LP2M - 0877-8834-2604

Furthermore, Professor Amelia hopes that this programme is expected to broaden the horizons and international networks for lecturers, students, and researchers at UIN Jakarta. In addition, this activity is an important momentum for UIN Jakarta to show its commitment in producing competent and globally competitive graduates.

For more information about this programme, Professor Amelia invites each faculty and unit to contact the contact person (PIC) that has been determined on each visit schedule. ‘UIN Jakarta continues to strive to create global collaborations to realise a superior campus and benefit the world community,’ she added. (Aidha A./ZM)