UNNES Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Sends 20 Students to Malaysia for Exchange Program
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The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) at Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) has officially sent off 20 students from the Communication Science Study Program. These students will participate in the Student Mobility Program held in Malaysia in 2026.
This program aims to provide international learning experiences for the students. While in Malaysia, they will engage in various academic and cultural activities to broaden their perspectives in the field of communication.
This activity is part of the university's efforts to improve the quality of education and the global competitiveness of its students. Through this program, students are expected to learn about communication practices abroad and bring back knowledge that will be beneficial to the campus environment.
In addition to classroom learning, the students will also interact with local students and the community in Malaysia. This experience is expected to strengthen the participants' adaptability and international networking skills.
This program serves as a concrete step by UNNES in supporting student mobility abroad. It is hoped that the success of this program will motivate other students to continue achieving and to be bold in seizing educational opportunities on the international stage.
Sources: unnes.ac.id
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