EduAsiaNews, Jakarta – The Undergraduate International Relations Study Program at Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran” Jakarta (UPNVJ) continues to strengthen the quality of its education through excellent human resources, an adaptive curriculum, and internationally recognized accreditation. This was conveyed by the Coordinator of the Undergraduate International Relations Study Program, Dr. I Nyoman Aji Suadhana Rai, S.Sos., M.IR.
He explained that one of the main strengths of UPNVJ’s International Relations Study Program lies in the quality of its teaching staff. The lecturers come from various leading universities, both domestically and internationally, providing students with a global perspective.
“The lecturers who teach in the International Relations Study Program come from various universities, both in Indonesia and abroad, including those in the United States, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, and Russia. With such international experience, it is expected that they will enrich students’ knowledge and broaden their perspectives in understanding the dynamics of international relations,” he said.
In addition to the quality of its human resources, the International Relations Study Program at UPNVJ has also obtained international accreditation from FIBAA Germany. This recognition demonstrates that the educational standards implemented by the program meet international criteria and provide broader opportunities for students to gain global academic experience.
From an academic perspective, the curriculum implemented in the UPNVJ International Relations Study Program is based on Outcome-Based Education (OBE). This approach enables the learning process to be more adaptive to technological developments and changes in global dynamics, while also ensuring that graduates possess competencies relevant to the demands of the professional world.
Graduates of the UPNVJ International Relations Study Program have various career opportunities at both national and international levels. They may pursue careers in international organizations such as ASEAN, research institutions or think tanks, as well as various institutions engaged in international relations analysis and studies.
With these advantages, the UPNVJ International Relations Study Program remains committed to producing graduates who possess global insight, strong critical analytical skills, and readiness to contribute to the evolving dynamics of international relations.
“To prospective new students, come and join the International Relations Study Program at UPNVJ. We look forward to welcoming you this year,” he concluded.(www.upnvj.ac.id)
