• 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.