The Scheme of Exchange Program Universitas Muhammadiyah Cirebon (UMC), West

Java, Indonesia

Universitas Muhammadiyah Cirebon (UMC) as one of the universities in Indonesia also

participates in the internationalization of higher education. UMC organizes a credit transfer
program with foreign universities taking into account existing internal and external conditions.
Internal conditions include the curriculum needs of study programs so as to create a curriculum
that is in accordance with university values (university values) and market needs (market
signals) in the global era. Apart from that, external conditions such as the demands of the
government, namely risk and the world of work, have forced the University of Muhammadiyah
Cirebon to organize a credit transfer program to improve the quality of its students and
graduates who are highly competitive and have international quality standards.

The main objective of this credit exchange program is to increase the competency and
knowledge of students who can compete globally in the international arena. This program will
certainly improve the quality of both university (inbound & outbond) with the development of
the academic atmosphere and the university's ranking in terms of accreditation.

Apart from that, it is hoped that students from India can also learn a lot in Indonesia. Apart
from broadening students' insights, this exchange program can also strengthen historical
relations between Indonesia and India as countries that have almost the same culture.

No Component Budget From Total Note

UMC *
1. 8 Students Outbond (From UMC) 500 $ (USD) / 4000 $ (USD) Include
student accommodation
and fee course.
Exclude: ticket
and living cost
2. 4 students Inbound (From India 542 $ (USD) 2.168 $ (USD) we subsidize
University) student these costs for
Indian students
earmarked for
airfare.
accommodation
and food costs
while in
Indonesia for
Indian students
are borne by
UMC outside of
this funding. Eat
3 times a day for
3 months.