Faculty Profile

To develop outstanding, compassionate Muslim doctors who are ready to provide health care services to the community.

The Faculty of Medicine at the Indonesian Muslim University serves as a center for academic, clinical, and character development to prepare graduates who are professional and of high integrity.

This website is designed as the official information hub, featuring the faculty profile, degree programs, events, news, and relevant resources for prospective students, current students, faculty members, alumni, and partners.
26 Departments
187 Lecturers
73 Staff
935 Students
3.512 Alumni

History and Identity

The development journey of FK UMI in building excellent medical education.

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The Faculty of Medicine at the Indonesian Muslim University (UMI) has grown as part of UMI’s commitment to providing higher education that is relevant to the needs of society.

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Throughout its history, the UMI Faculty of Medicine has built an academic ecosystem that emphasizes educational quality, Islamic values, and the strengthening of health services tailored to the nation’s needs.

Faculty Vision

To become a leading School of Medicine in medical education and the advancement of medical science, producing competent and Islamic doctors through the application of good governance principles, with the goal of becoming a world-class School of Medicine.

Mission and Strategic Direction

FK UMI's operational mission in education, research, community service, and governance.

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To organize and develop educational, research, and community service programs.

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To implement the Tridharma and ensure good faculty governance and a quality management system based on national and international standards utilizing information technology.

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Implementing intellectual, emotional, and spiritual values grounded in the Quran and Hadith.

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Enhancing the well-being of human resources based on performance.

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Developing the faculty into a world-class School of Medicine.

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Enhancing the professionalism of graduates.

Goals and Objectives

FK UMI's operational direction to realize the faculty vision.

Goals

• Attracting outstanding prospective students.

• Implementing a competency-based learning process that emphasizes community-oriented, humanistic medicine, and the integration of Islamic values.

• Providing competent, loyal, and highly ethical human resources to support the effective implementation of the curriculum.

• Conducting collaborative research and community service focused on solving public health problems in accordance with the research and community service roadmap.

• Increasing the number of national and international research publications, intellectual works, and patents.

• Implementing organizational governance based on good faculty governance and information technology.

• Maintaining a sustainable quality assurance system supported by information technology.

• Conducting “dakwah bil hikmah” (preaching with wisdom) activities through individual and community health approaches.

• Ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of faculty workload across all learning processes.

• Fulfilling the rights of faculty and educational staff through remuneration, faculty certification, and career development.

• Establishing an Academic Health System.

• Building collaborations in education, research, and community service at the national and international levels.

• Developing new study programs to meet human resource needs in the health sector.

• Producing professional graduates who are knowledgeable, ethical, competent, and globally competitive.

• Conducting effective and sustainable tracer studies.

Objectives

• Implement a selective recruitment system for new students.

• Build partnerships with Islamic boarding schools, madrasahs, top-performing schools, and local governments in remote areas.

• Providing a coherent, balanced, and logical curriculum based on the Indonesian Medical Competency Standards (SKDI).

• Integrating Islamic concepts and values into the curriculum.

• Implementing Interprofessional Education (IPE) in the learning process.

• Integrating research findings and community service into learning materials.

• Providing complete, modern, and adequate facilities and infrastructure to create an environment conducive to academic interaction.

• Increasing the number of faculty members pursuing graduate education.

• Increasing the participation of faculty and educational staff in training relevant to their duties and functions.

• Providing a roadmap for research and community service that addresses public health issues and incorporates the concepts of Islamic medicine.

• Developing a biomolecular research laboratory tailored to researchers’ needs.

• Increase the number of scientific presentations, publications, and intellectual property rights (IPR).

• Increase the number of faculty research and community service projects funded by national and international grants.

• Strengthen research and community service collaborations at the national and international levels.

• To realize effective operational, organizational, and public service leadership.

• To provide a comprehensive and efficient organizational structure to support the governance of the study program.

• To ensure well-organized administration of the study program through the functions of planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling.

FK UMI in Numbers

Institutional capacity and the digital ecosystem that support the faculty today.

Institutional Scale Official figures that represent FK UMI's academic capacity.
Departments 26
Lecturers 187
Staff 73
Students 935
Alumni 3.512
Digital Profile Ecosystem A summary of channels and data connected to the faculty website.
3 Active Study Programs
152 Dosen Tampil di Website
78 Staff Tampil di Website
62 Mitra Aktif
1.570 Publikasi Tersaji
262 Berita Tersaji

Study Programs

The three main education pathways that shape FK UMI's academic ecosystem.

All Study Programs
Bachelor of Medicine
S.Ked 3 years and 6 months (7 semesters) 88 lecturers

Bachelor of Medicine

The UMI Faculty of Medicine’s Bachelor of Medicine program is the initial phase of the Medical Education Program (PSPD), which is followed by the...

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The Medical Profession
dr. 1 year and 11 months (about 4 semesters) 51 lecturers

The Medical Profession

The UMI Faculty of Medicine’s Professional Doctoral Program is the second stage of the Professional Doctoral Program (PSPD) following completion...

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program
Sp.OG In accordance with the specialist curriculum 18 lecturers

Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program

The Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist Medical Education Program at the UMI Faculty of Medicine received authorization to operate pursuant to D...

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Learning Facilities

Key facilities that support learning, clinical practice, and academic services.

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Preclinical laboratories and integrated learning spaces.
Skill labs and clinical skills training facilities.
A network of teaching hospitals and partner healthcare providers.
A library, discussion rooms, and facilities to support collaborative learning.