Wow... State Rector Salary Able to Rp100 Million
Rabu, 03 Mei 2017 - 02:55 WIB
Wow... State Rector Salary Able to Rp100 Million
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SURABAYA - Minister of Research, Technology and High Education (Menristekdikti), M Nasir gives free to State Universities with Legal Entity (PTN-BH) to raise funds from public.
The government even grants PTN-BH to pay rector up to Rp100 million per month.
This was conveyed by Nasir after the ceremony of National Education Day (Hardiknas) 2017 which was followed by the inauguration of the Research Building at the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya on Tuesday (2/5).
"Please, rector can be paid Rp100 million (per month) or Rp15 million (per month). Important, the international journal publications get target. In future, target of international journal publications will be increased from 1,000 (titles) per year to 1,250 and 1,500 per year," said Nasir.
He reminded, in the future the lecture no longer requires building, classroom and limited in one country. With lectures in the network (online) or online make lectures become paperless.
"Director General of Institutional has now set up the rules," continued former rector of Diponegoro University (Undip).
The existing policy said Nasir, especially the publication of scopus indexed international journals to improve the world-wide human resources research field. So that, PTN in Indonesia entered 500 major campus influential country in the world.
Another policy according to Nasir, his ministry will also apply the anticipation of fake diplomas through the national diploma numbering system. The diploma verification system can be done online. So companies that want to recruit employees can check whether the candidate certificate is genuine or fake employees. There is an online system to be prepared.
Meanwhile Nasir also explained about the evaluation of the development of higher education in the border area or periphery of the Republic of Indonesia (RI). Especially the foremost, outer and deepest areas (3T).
"There is a Polytechnic at Sangihe Talaud, there is Teuku Umar University, located in Bangka Belitung, Cendrawasih University, Timor University on the border of Timor Leste, in Musamus Merauke," he explained.
The government even grants PTN-BH to pay rector up to Rp100 million per month.
This was conveyed by Nasir after the ceremony of National Education Day (Hardiknas) 2017 which was followed by the inauguration of the Research Building at the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya on Tuesday (2/5).
"Please, rector can be paid Rp100 million (per month) or Rp15 million (per month). Important, the international journal publications get target. In future, target of international journal publications will be increased from 1,000 (titles) per year to 1,250 and 1,500 per year," said Nasir.
He reminded, in the future the lecture no longer requires building, classroom and limited in one country. With lectures in the network (online) or online make lectures become paperless.
"Director General of Institutional has now set up the rules," continued former rector of Diponegoro University (Undip).
The existing policy said Nasir, especially the publication of scopus indexed international journals to improve the world-wide human resources research field. So that, PTN in Indonesia entered 500 major campus influential country in the world.
Another policy according to Nasir, his ministry will also apply the anticipation of fake diplomas through the national diploma numbering system. The diploma verification system can be done online. So companies that want to recruit employees can check whether the candidate certificate is genuine or fake employees. There is an online system to be prepared.
Meanwhile Nasir also explained about the evaluation of the development of higher education in the border area or periphery of the Republic of Indonesia (RI). Especially the foremost, outer and deepest areas (3T).
"There is a Polytechnic at Sangihe Talaud, there is Teuku Umar University, located in Bangka Belitung, Cendrawasih University, Timor University on the border of Timor Leste, in Musamus Merauke," he explained.
(rnz)
