Udayana University | INFORMATICS FACULTY OF MATH AND SCIENCE

Collaboration Committee

Undergraduate Informatics Study Program • FMIPA Udayana University

Study Program Collaboration Committee

Informatics Study Program

The Study Program Collaboration Committee is a supporting element at the study program level that assists in managing, coordinating, implementing, documenting, and evaluating collaborations with partners in the fields of education, research, community service, and institutional development.

About the Collaboration Committee

The Collaboration Committee of the Informatics Study Program assists the study program in managing and developing collaborations with various partners, including higher education institutions, government agencies, industries, research institutions, communities, alumni, and international partners. This committee plays a role in ensuring that collaborations are aligned with academic needs, the field of Informatics, student development, and the achievement of the study program’s vision and mission.

Collaboration Committee of the Informatics Study Program

Ir. I Gusti Agung Gede Arya Kadyanan, S.Kom., M.Kom.

Responsible for assisting the coordination of collaborations within the Informatics Study Program, including partner exploration, activity planning, implementation, output documentation, monitoring, and evaluation of collaboration activities.

Role of the Collaboration Committee

The Collaboration Committee serves as a liaison between the study program and collaboration partners in designing and implementing activities that support the Tri Dharma of Higher Education. The collaborations developed may include education, research, community service, curriculum development, internships, guest lectures, seminars, workshops, and other academic activities.

Through effective coordination, the Collaboration Committee helps ensure that each collaboration does not only exist as a formal document, but also produces real activities, measurable outputs, and benefits for students, lecturers, the study program, faculty, university, and partners.

Duties and Functions of the Collaboration Committee

Partner Exploration

Identifies and follows up on collaboration opportunities with higher education institutions, industries, government agencies, communities, research institutions, alumni, and international partners.

Collaboration Coordination

Assists in coordinating collaboration plans among the study program, faculty, university, lecturers, students, and partner institutions.

Collaboration Documents

Supports the preparation and completion of collaboration documents such as MoU, MoA, Cooperation Agreement, Implementation Arrangement, Terms of Reference, activity proposals, and other supporting documents.

Activity Implementation

Encourages the implementation of collaboration activities such as guest lectures, internships, joint research, joint publications, seminars, workshops, training, and community service.

Output Documentation

Collects activity documentation, reports, participant lists, minutes of activities, publications, evidence of outputs, and supporting collaboration data for reporting and accreditation purposes.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Monitors and evaluates the sustainability, benefits, achievements, and impacts of collaborations for the study program and partners.

Scope of Collaboration

Collaborations of the Informatics Study Program are developed to support the implementation of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education and the continuous improvement of the study program.

Education and Learning

Collaborations in the form of guest lectures, lecturer or student exchange, internships, independent study, curriculum development, and project-based learning.

Research and Publications

Research collaborations, joint scientific publications, innovation development, academic seminars, and collaboration in the field of Informatics.

Community Service

Activities involving the application of knowledge and technology to support communities, schools, villages, agencies, or partner institutions.

Institutional Development

Collaborations that support network strengthening, study program reputation enhancement, accreditation, internationalization, and institutional capacity development.

Collaboration Partners

The Informatics Study Program opens collaboration opportunities with various partners that are relevant to Informatics, technology development, education, research, innovation, and community service.

Higher Education Institutions

Academic collaboration, research, lecturer exchange, and student exchange.

Industries and Startups

Internships, practitioner lectures, technology projects, and digital product development.

Government Agencies

System development, digital public services, training, and community service.

Communities and Alumni

Network strengthening, mentoring, career development, and community-based activities.

General Flow of Collaboration Management

Collaboration management is carried out in stages so that each collaboration has a clear direction, complete documents, real implementation, and well-documented outputs.

Exploration

Identification of study program needs and collaboration opportunities with partners.

Coordination

Discussion of activity plans, scope, involved parties, and forms of collaboration.

Documentation

Preparation of collaboration documents and supporting administrative requirements.

Implementation

Implementation of collaboration activities that provide benefits to the study program and partners.

Evaluation

Monitoring of achievements, outputs, sustainability, and collaboration impact.

Benefits of Collaboration for the Study Program

Improvement of Learning Quality

Collaboration supports learning enrichment through guest lectures, industry practitioners, internships, projects, and experiential learning.

Strengthening Research and Innovation

Collaboration with partners can expand opportunities for research, joint publications, product development, and technology application.

Student Development

Students gain opportunities to participate in internships, practitioner activities, competitions, collaborative projects, and career development.

Enhancement of Study Program Reputation

Active and impactful collaborations support the study program’s reputation, accreditation, professional networks, and institutional development.

Study Program Commitment to Collaboration Development

The Informatics Study Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Udayana University, is committed to developing productive, sustainable, and impactful collaborations. The presence of the Collaboration Committee is an important part of supporting network strengthening, improving education quality, developing research, implementing community service, and achieving the vision of the Informatics Study Program.