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Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FKIK) of University of Bengkulu (Unib) was established on July 11, 2008, with the issuance of the Permit for the Implementation of the Medical Education Study Program (S-1) at University of Bengkulu (Decree of the Directorate General of Higher Education-Ministry of National Education No. 2132/ D/T/2008. FKIK is managed under the direct coordinator of the Rector and Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Vice Rector for Resources, Vice Rector for Student Affairs, and Vice Rector for Planning and Cooperation. Technically, it is assisted by Faculty of Medicine of Indonesia University by entrusting a Technical Coordinator who is placed in FKIK Unib. This Technical Coordinator is mainly responsible for the academic process (syllabus, curriculum, and resource persons).
Vision: “To become a medical education institution and center for the development of medical science that is highly accredited, produce qualified doctors who are independent, global in perspective, master in medical science and technology, and have high morals and ethics and can utilize local resources”
Missions:
- Organizing education, research, and service in the field of medicine that supports the healthy development of Bengkulu Province in particular and the development of national health in general;
- Organizing medical education that can produce graduates who can compete in the global market, both in terms of their skills and mastery of medical science and technology as well as in terms of professional morals and ethics;
- Building an atmosphere of medical education that is conducive to the creation of a research culture in the medical field as well as a culture of independence in education and carrying out community service by the medical science and technology owned;
- Carrying out research and development of medical science in the field of parasitic diseases, especially malaria.
Objectives:
In particular, FKIK is directed to produce doctors who have the competence and technical ability in the clinical field to be able to become pioneers and supporters in the development and improvement of public health standards, especially in coastal communities.