Submission of Decree (SK) of the Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia (RI), Number: 359/E/0/2023 concerning Permit to open the Master's Program Pharmacy study program at Megarezky University, in the Megarezky Polytechnic Meeting Room, Tuesday (9 /5/2023).
The decree regarding the permit to open the Unimerz Master of Pharmacy study program was read directly by the Head of the LLDIKti Institutional Working Group for Region IX Sultan Batara, Andi Walitakhri, SE, M.Ak.
"Hopefully Megarezky University can run the Postgraduate Pharmacy Study program well in accordance with the existing education curriculum," he said.
After reading the decree regarding the permit to open the Master of Pharmacy study program, it was continued with the submission of the Decree from the Minister of Education and Culture, Research and Technology regarding the permit to open the Master of Pharmacy study program by the Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, represented by the Head of LLDIKTI Region IX Sultanbatara, Drs. Andi Lukman, M.Si, to the Chancellor of Megarezky University.
Also present at the handover of the decree were the Secretary of the Islamic Education Foundation (YPI) Megarezky; Siti Nurul Haliza, SIKom., M.Sc, Chancellor of Megarezky University; Prof. Dr. Dr. Ali Aspar Mappahya, Sp.PD., Sp.JP(K), Postgraduate Director of Megarezky University and his staff, Unimerz deputy Chancellors, Head of LLDIKTI Region IX Sultanbatara and his staff, Unimerz Deans, and Heads of Unimerz Institutions.
In his speech, Prof. Dr. Dr. Ali Aspar Mappahya, Sp.PD., Sp.JP(K) as Chancellor of Unimerz said that the issuance of the decree regarding permission to open the Master of Pharmacy study program was a mandate and gift from the government of the Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia.
"We got a blessing, namely the opening of the Master's Pharmacy study program. So this is a mandate and gift from the Minister of Education of the Republic of Indonesia through LLDIKTI Region IX Sultanbatara. For this reason, we would like to thank the Head of LLDIKTI Region IX Sultanbatara and his staff for giving us permission from Megarezky University to reopen this new study program. This is a matter of pride for us, because over the last few years we have been given the mandate to run new study programs. "Of course, all of this does not escape support from LLDIKTI," he said.
In line with this, the Secretary of YPI Megarezky, Siti Nurul Haliza, SIKom., M.Sc, in her speech, expressed her thanks to the Head of LLDIKTI IX Sultanbatara and his staff who had accompanied and supported Unimerz in establishing the new study program.
"Representing the academic community of Megarezky University, we would like to thank Mr. Andi Lukman and his staff, for providing assistance and assistance to Megarezky University in establishing a Postgraduate Pharmacy study program," he said.
He further said, this is a big mandate given by the government to be carried out as well as possible by Megarezky University.
"Of course, this is a very big mandate that has been given by the government, Ministry of Education, to be carried out as well as possible by Megarezky University. "It is known that this Pharmacy study program is the 5th postgraduate study program and the 33rd study program since Megarezky University was founded, starting from STIKes, STIKIP to the merger into Unimerz," he said.
Meanwhile, Head of LLDIKTI Region IX Sultanbatara, Drs. Andi Lukman, M.Si, said that Megarezky University is one of the private campuses that has taken the best steps.
"We congratulate the Chancellor, Foundation and Postgraduate Director of Megarezky University on handing over the decree permitting the opening of the Master of Pharmacy study program. This is truly an extraordinary achievement. In Megarezky this is very noble, because the permits are always issued quickly. We hope that we can organize the study program well. "Because creating a study program is not an easy matter," he said.
