Universitas Brawijaya maintains strong relations with local and international entrepreneurs

As the world becomes more connected in the 21st century, with people, information and resources easily crossing boundaries, strategic partnerships and collaborations have become integral in the field of
tertiary education.

One of Indonesia’s prominent state universities, Universitas Brawijaya (UB),
is looking to augment its domestic
and international cooperative
endeavours in line with its vision to become a world-class entrepreneurial university catering to a more international student body.

“We continue to strengthen the linkages we’ve built with industry, government and academic institutions,” says Professor Mohammad Bisri, rector. “These alliances help us yield graduates with strong enterprise and entrepreneurial skills who can make a positive contribution to a globally connected society.”

Located in the historic city of Malang in East Java, UB started its operations
in 1963. Today, it stands among the
top universities in Indonesia acclaimed
for its cooperative learning approach
that enhances student engagement
and learning.

UB offers the highest number of study programmes in the country at 156, consisting of diploma, undergraduate, master’s degree, doctorate, professional and specialist programmes.

Of its 15 faculties, one of the most reputable disciplines is the faculty of agriculture, which made a breakthrough
in goat breeding technology under a cooperation agreement with one of the largest state-owned banks in Indonesia.