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Quality control of study programs within the Postgraduate Program is an ongoing commitment, one of the key mechanisms being the conduct of quality audits. The internal audit carried out within the university commenced today, Tuesday, 11 August 2020. The program scheduled for audit on this first day is the Doctoral Program in Multicultural Islamic Religious Education.
Previously, the Internal Quality Audit (Audit Mutu Internal/AMI) had been scheduled for 6–7 August, covering all study programs within the Postgraduate Program, encompassing both Master’s and Doctoral programs. Going forward, one program will be allocated per audit day, ensuring that each assessment can be conducted with greater thoroughness and precision.
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The audit is being carried out by a Special Committee formed by the Quality Assurance Agency (Badan Penjaminan Mutu/BPM) of Universitas Islam Malang. For today’s session, the Multicultural Islamic Religious Education Program is being audited by Dr. Mahayu Woro Lestari, MP., Head of UNISMA’s BPM, and Dr. Ari Hayati, MP., Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at UNISMA.
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Today’s audit is being held in the Examination Chamber, 3rd Floor, Ali bin Abi Thalib Building. For reference, the Internal Quality Audit (AMI) is designed to serve several key objectives: to guarantee the quality of educational delivery in producing graduates who are competent, morally grounded, professional, responsible, self-developing, and competitive at both the national and international levels founded upon the principles of Ahlussunnah wal Jama’ah; to ensure the quality of research and community service in realising Universitas Islam Malang’s vision as a Research University; and to drive continuous improvement of the quality management system on the path toward becoming a world-class university. (NAD/AL/PPS)
