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MIKM Program Participates in UNUD Workshop on Accreditation 4.0 and SAPTO 2.0 Implementation
The Master of Public Health (MIKM) Program participated in Udayana University’s technical guidance workshop held on 7–8 December 2025, focusing on “Acceleration of Accreditation 4.0: From New Regulations (Permen 39/2025) to Optimizing Excellence Data Through the Integrated SAPTO System.” The event, conducted both online and onsite at the UNUD Graduate Building, provided essential updates for academic leaders and quality assurance units across the university.
The first session, delivered by Prof. Tjokorda Walmiki Semadhi, outlined key changes introduced by Permendikbudristek No. 39/2025, including accreditation requirements, institutional mission alignment, and the evolving role of LAM-PT. Discussions addressed common challenges such as discrepancies in accreditation processes, the status of student publications, and the implications of transitioning from BAN-PT to various LAMs.
The second part of the workshop introduced SAPTO 2.0, emphasizing integrated data management through PDDikti. Participants were briefed on semester-based Tri Dharma data uploads, synchronization timelines, tracer study reporting, and components that must be prepared independently—such as financial data. The session also reinforced the principle that internal quality assurance (SPMI) should guide program improvement, with external accreditation serving as a validation mechanism.
This workshop strengthens the MIKM Program’s readiness for Accreditation 4.0 by enhancing understanding of regulatory changes, improving data governance practices, and reinforcing alignment with national quality standards. Active participation also supports the program’s commitment to continuous quality improvement, transparency in reporting, and effective implementation of its vision and mission within the broader institutional framework of Udayana University.
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