Dean of FISIP UB, Prof. Anang Sujoko S.Sos., M.Si., D.COMM visited Poland in the implementation of the Lecturer Works (DOKAR) program. This visit was carried out together with the Head of the Political Science Study Program, the Head of the Government Science Study Program, and the Head of the International Relations Study Program.
In addition to the implementation of DOKAR, the Dean of FISIP had the opportunity to meet with FISIP students who are participating in the Indonesia International Student Mobility Award (IISMA) program. The two students are Magnis Pasko Tjopa and Syarifah Nurul Zakiyah who are currently studying at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw.
The Dean of FISIP and the three heads of study programs who accompanied them held discussions with the two students and asked about their learning progress.
Both stated that their learning progress was very good and did not encounter serious obstacles because the learning materials and systems were not much different from those at FISIP UB. Both also felt that their needs were very well met, the facilities they received were very complete so they could focus on studying.
“This year, Warsaw University accepted 60 IISMA students from all over Indonesia. The campus really facilitated our needs including the need for tourism to get to know Poland better,” he explained.
The University of Warsaw also explained that the IISMA students who had been studying on campus provided a new nuance in the lecture classes. Lecturers at the University of Warsaw enjoyed teaching IISMA students because they were active, diligently involved in discussions and critical.
The visit of the Dean of FISIP UB, Prof. Anang Sujoko S.Sos., M.Si., D.COMM to Poland visited 3 campuses at once which were located in 3 different cities, Warsaw, Poznan, and Krakow. (*/UB PR/ Trans. Iir)
