The Master's Program in Physical Education at Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY) recently underwent a comprehensive field assessment by the Indonesian Educational Accreditation Agency (LAMDIK). The evaluation was conducted by esteemed assessors Prof. Dr. Nurul Ihsan from Universitas Negeri Padang and Prof. Dr. M.E. Winarno from Universitas Negeri Malang. Upon arrival, the assessors were warmly welcomed by UNY's Rector, Prof. Dr. Sumaryanto, along with other university leaders.
During the assessment, Prof. Winarno highlighted UNY's robust systems, acknowledging the university as one of Indonesia's leading institutions. He emphasized that such evaluations are pivotal in reinforcing institutional strengths and ensuring continuous improvement. Prof. Ihsan added that his role encompassed both assessment and learning. He expressed a commitment to disseminate best practices observed at UNY across Indonesia, fostering collective advancement in educational standards.
Established in 1950, the Faculty of Sports Science and Health at UNY currently serves 3,857 students as of 2024. The recent field assessment aims to further enhance the services and support systems within the Master's Program in Physical Education. Such evaluations are integral to maintaining and elevating the quality of education, ensuring that programs remain relevant and effective in meeting both national and international standards.
UNY's proactive approach in welcoming external assessments reflects its dedication to providing high-quality education. By embracing feedback and implementing necessary improvements, the university strives to offer programs that are both competitive and responsive to the evolving demands of the educational landscape. This commitment not only benefits current students but also enhances the institution's reputation and contribution to the broader academic community.