ABOUT AGE
Airlangga Global Engagement (AGE) is a bridge for both international and domestic institutions to establish a partnership with Universitas Airlanggga. The office has been managed by young, energetic and competent people since it was founded in 2010 as International Office and Partnership (IOP) Universitas Airlangga. It was also the year when Universitas Airlangga announced a 5-year plan to become one of the most prominent world-class universities.
Partnerships with other universities or institutions both at national and international level have been constantly developed. Such partnerships are vital for the university development, as a tool to demonstrate UNAIR’s contributions in education, research and community service at the global level.
At international level, AGE has forged partnerships with 149 universities or institutions in Asia Pacific, America, Europe, Australia and Africa. The partnerships are established in forms of student, lecturer, staff exchange programs and joint researches. These collaborations are developed to address domestic problems as well as to solve international problems.
Airlangga Global Engagement can offer powerful aids for the development of the university and for actualizing the goal of becoming a world-class university by mainly providing international and national academic mobility & overseeing and evaluating international and national partnerships and collaborations.
Generally, AGE has two main functions, namely:
As an Entry Unit or the entrance for potential institutions which want to build international or domestic partnerships with Universitas Airlangga, and to maintain the development of national and international networks.
As a Connecting Unit between potential partners and all other related units or faculties within Universitas Airlangga.
To be more pro-active, progressive, productive and professional, AGE basically has three core activities. The first is Academic Mobility, covering incoming mobility by organizing, coordinating, and accommodating international students and academicians who want to get involved in Universitas Airlangga’s activities, and outgoing mobility which covers the organizing, coordinating, and accommodating students and academicians from Universitas Airlangga to do academic activities abroad, such as student exchanges or scholarship programs, and also providing information about visas. The second activity is about initializing, facilitating, conducting and developing the national as well as the international network. The last activity is about overseeing and evaluating all international and national partnerships and collaborations; thus, AGE can offer powerful aids for the development of the university and for actualizing the goal of becoming a world-class university.
AGE always tries its best to accomplish these following missions:
Initializing national and international network and also partnership in education, research and community service.
Facilitating national and international network and also partnership in education, research and community service.
Developing national and international network and also partnership in education, research and community service.
Structure of AGE
Vice Rector for Internationalization, Digitalization, and Information: Prof. Muhammad Miftahussurur, dr.M.Kes.,Sp.PD- KGEH,Ph.D, FINASIM
Director of Airlangga Global Engagement : Iman Harymawan, Ph.D
1. Head of Internationalization: Dina Septiani, Ph.D
2. Head of Global Partnership and Consortium : Aprilia Putri Pradana, S.Ikom
3. Head of Global Mobility Programs: Astria Okta Herdiani, S.I.Kom
4. Head of Promotion and International Grants: Dr. Taufan Bramantoro, drg.,M.Kes
5. Head of International Services: Ferdian Tri Wardhana, S.E
6. Head of Research Initiatives and Collaboration : Tofan Agung Eka Prasetya, Ph.D
