FIPP UNNES Collaborates with the Association of Professors of Hulu Selangor Malaysia to Improve the Quality of Basic Education
Semarang, October 24, 2025 — The Faculty of Education and Psychology (FIPP) of Semarang State University (UNNES) strengthened international cooperation through a joint seminar with the Association of Professors of Malaysia Hulu Selangor. The event, held on October 23, 2025, was part of an effort to build an academic partnership between Indonesia and Malaysia in supporting the improvement of the quality of basic education.
This joint seminar served as a forum for exchanging knowledge, experiences, and ideas regarding the development of basic education. The collaboration between FIPP UNNES and the Association of Professors of Malaysia Hulu Selangor is expected to broaden the perspectives of educators and open up opportunities for the development of academic programs that benefit both parties.
Cross-border cooperation plays a crucial role in addressing increasingly complex educational challenges. Through the exchange of experiences and educational practices, academics and educators can gain new insights to develop more effective learning that is tailored to the needs of students. This partnership also has the potential to strengthen institutional relationships and encourage sustainable collaboration in the field of education.
This activity supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education, through strengthening educator capacity and knowledge exchange to improve the quality of basic education. Furthermore, this activity aligns with SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, through the development of international cooperation between universities and the education community in support of educational development goals.
Through this joint seminar, FIPP UNNES continues to expand its international academic network and encourage collaboration oriented towards improving the quality of education. The partnership with the Association of Professors of Malaysia Hulu Selangor is expected to be followed up through various joint activities that benefit educators, students, and the development of basic education in Indonesia and Malaysia.
