Kirklareli University, Türkiye
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Relevant Learning for the Workforce
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Agung Putra University Diaspora Lecturers
A global network of educators bringing international experience to APU classrooms.
University of Debrecen, Hungary
NAIST Japan
Changsha Medical University, China
M.I.T. USA
University of Calgary, Canada
University of Birmingham, UK
Newcastle University, UK
Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand
University of Queensland, Australia
Research Institute of Microbial Diseases, Osaka Japan
Prof. Dr. dr. Agung Putra, M.Si. Med.
Founder & Commissioner SCCR Indonesia
University of Calgary, Canada
Past Experience
- Faculty of Medicine / Postgraduate Biomedical Science, Universitas Islam Sultan Agung (UNISSULA), Semarang
- Founded Stem Cell and Cancer Research (SCCR) Indonesia, an independent stem-cell research and pharmaceutical institution, in June 2013
Notable Research
Mesenchymal stem cells, particularly their immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory, and regenerative mechanisms in wound healing, organ failure, autoimmune disease, COVID-19, and cancer.
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Diaspora Lecturers List:
Muhammad Faris, M.T.M.
Kirklareli University, Türkiye
Adzani Gaisani Arda, BSc,MSc.
University of Debrecen, Hungary
Nur Dina A.M.Sc., (Ph.D. cand)
NAIST Japan
17 dr. Jutadi, MBBS
Changsha Medical University, China
Faheem Ahmed Khan, BSc, MS, PhD
M.I.T. USA
29 Prof. Dr. dr. Agung Putra, M.Si. Med.
University of Calgary, Canada
23 Dr. Ir. Agus F. Abdillah, MBA, ERMAP
University of Birmingham, UK
1 Prof. Yayuk Astuti, S.Si, Ph.D
Newcastle University, UK
20 Waheni Rizki Aprilia, S.Si., Ph.D.
Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand
1 Endah Agustina Lestari, S.Si, M.Mol.Biol.
University of Queensland, Australia
2 Dendi Krisna Nugraha, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Research Institute of Microbial Diseases, Osaka Japan
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Vision and Mission
VISION 2043
"To become an excellent, innovative, character-driven, and globally competitive institution by 2043"
1. Quality Education
Delivering quality higher education relevant to the development of the times.
2. Research & Innovation
Developing research and innovation to answer local and global challenges.
3. Community Service
Implementing community service based on research and local wisdom.
4. Global Cooperation
Building strategic cooperation with institutions and industries domestically and abroad.
Learning Focus
Each program balances theory, practice, and real-world projects. The curriculum is designed to be adaptive so graduates are ready to face workforce challenges.
Measurable Theory
Outcome-Based Curriculum
Each course is designed with clear learning outcomes aligned with industry needs. Students not only understand concepts but are also able to apply them in professional contexts.
- Defined learning outcomes per semester
- Alignment with national competency standards
- Professional certification pathway
Practice with Mentorship
Structured Practicum
Practicum sessions are conducted on a scheduled basis with an optimal mentoring lecturer ratio. Regular evaluations ensure students master technical skills before moving on to independent projects.
- Laboratories with industry-standard equipment
- Active mentoring lecturers during practice sessions
- Formative evaluation every session
Collaboration & Problem Solving
Cross-Disciplinary Projects
Students from various study programs come together in teams to solve real problems. This experience trains cross-disciplinary communication, project management, and systems thinking.
- Multidisciplinary teams from 2–3 study programs
- Case studies from industry partners and communities
- Showcaseable project portfolio
Study Programs for Your Bright Future
Bachelor
Biomedical Science
Our biomedical program trains you to engineer life-saving medical technology. You will bridge the gap between complex human biology and mechanical design, building exact solutions like prosthetics, artificial organs, and diagnostic systems. This is a rigorous, high-stakes track designed for students who want their technical engineering skills to directly impact human survival and physical capability.
Bachelor
Biotechnology
Biotechnology is the frontline of global survival and medical advancement. You will learn to manipulate cellular and molecular processes to engineer breakthrough therapeutics, sustainable agriculture, and advanced biomaterials. This program demands intense laboratory discipline, equipping you with the exact technical expertise required to drive commercial innovation and solve biological crises.
Bachelor
Law
Law is the operating system of society. This program strips away the abstract to teach you the exact mechanics of contracts, jurisprudence, and governance. You will learn to deconstruct complex regulatory frameworks, build ironclad arguments, and wield the legal system to enforce structure, defend rights, and drive corporate or societal accountability.
Bachelor
Management
Businesses fail without structural discipline and precise resource allocation. Our management program delivers the exact operational frameworks required to scale organizations, optimize supply chains, and direct personnel. You will bypass corporate guesswork and learn the hard metrics of financial strategy, risk mitigation, and enterprise leadership required to drive market success.
Bachelor
Communication Science
Information controls markets, politics, and culture. This program teaches the precise architecture of how messages are constructed, distributed, and absorbed across global networks. You will master data-driven strategies and behavioral psychology to shape public perception, manage corporate crises, and command audience action in a highly saturated digital economy.
Bachelor & Diploma
Midwifery
Midwifery is specialized, frontline maternal healthcare. You will master the strict clinical protocols required to manage pregnancy, execute safe deliveries, and prevent maternal and infant mortality. This program demands absolute precision, rapid decision-making, and profound resilience, preparing you to act as the primary medical authority in the delivery room.
Campus Activity Schedule
Plan your semester by understanding the academic schedule, exams, and campus activities throughout the academic year.
August
2025
1 – 15 Aug Registration
New Student Re-registration
Registration and data verification for students accepted in previous admission periods.
18 – 22 Aug Academic
Campus Life Orientation
Orientation for new students regarding facilities, academic rules, and student organizations.
25 Aug Academic
Start of Odd Semester Classes
First lecture meeting for all study programs.
September
2025
1 – 5 Sep Academic
Course Add & Drop Period
Schedule for changing previously selected courses.
15 – 19 Sep Registration
Odd Semester Scholarship Registration
Submission of achievement scholarship and tuition assistance documents.
October
2025
6 – 10 Oct Exam
Mid-Semester Exam (UTS)
Mid-semester learning evaluation for all courses.
20 Oct – 24 Oct Academic
Campus Week
Series of student events, seminars, and inter-faculty competitions.
November
2025
10 – 14 Nov Academic
Even Semester Course Planning
Study planning and course selection for the next semester.
December
2025
1 – 5 Dec Registration
Even Semester Tuition Payment Deadline
Deadline for single tuition fee payment for the next semester.
15 – 19 Dec Exam
Final Semester Exam (UAS)
End-of-semester evaluation to measure student learning achievement.
January
2026
5 – 9 Jan Academic
Final Exam Results Announcement
Final assessment and announcement of odd semester grade point average.
12 Jan Academic
End of Odd Semester Classes
Closing of odd semester academic activities.
February
2026
2 Feb Academic
Start of Even Semester Classes
First lecture meeting for the even semester for all study programs.
9 – 13 Feb Academic
Course Add & Drop Period
Schedule for adjusting even semester course selections.
March
2026
16 – 20 Mar Registration
Even Semester Scholarship Registration
Resubmission of scholarship documents for the even semester period.
23 – 27 Mar Academic
Career & Industry Seminar
Presentation of career opportunities and collaboration with industry partners.
April
2026
6 – 10 Apr Exam
Mid-Semester Exam (UTS)
Mid-even-semester evaluation to measure learning progress.
13 – 17 Apr Holiday
Easter Holiday
Academic break for Easter celebration.
May
2026
1 May Holiday
International Labor Day
National holiday, no academic activities.
11 – 15 May Academic
Odd Semester 2026/2027 Course Planning
Study planning for the next odd semester.
June
2026
1 – 5 Jun Registration
Odd Semester Tuition Payment Deadline
Tuition payment deadline for the new academic year odd semester.
8 – 12 Jun Exam
Final Semester Exam (UAS)
End of even semester evaluation.
July
2026
6 – 10 Jul Academic
Final Exam Results Announcement
End of even semester assessment and GPA announcement.
13 Jul Academic
End of Even Semester Classes
Closing of even semester academic activities.
20 Jul – 14 Aug Holiday
Inter-Semester Break
Academic rest period before the odd semester begins.
Academic
Registration
Holiday
Exam