Universitas PGRI Madiun (UNIPMA), through the Bureau of Student Affairs and Public Relations (BKH), conducted a Monitoring and Evaluation (Monev) session for the government-funded international learning program in 2024. This Monev session was held to assess the implementation of the International Credit Transfer (ICT) Program, aiming to enhance the quality of higher education through international collaboration.

The event was conducted in a hybrid format, combining online and offline methods, and took place at the Rectorate Meeting Room of UNIPMA’s Campus 1 on Thursday, December 5, 2024. It was attended by key representatives from various universities, including Dr. Supri Wahyudi Utomo, M.Pd (Rector of UNIPMA), Dr. Jeffry Handhika, M.Si., M.Pd (Vice Rector IV of UNIPMA), Muh. Wahyu Islami Pratama Maoundo, S.T., M.Hub.Int. (Lecturer from ITS and ICT Team), Yulita Priyoningsih, S.Sos. (Head of RPL and PI), Tsania Hanintisya (BELMAWA Staff), as well as ICT teams from IPB, UM Kendari, and UNIPMA.

During the session, representatives from participating universities presented reports on their ICT program implementation. These presentations aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of the achievements, challenges, and solutions encountered during the program's execution. Additionally, the event featured a Q&A session, allowing participants to discuss further the progress of the ICT program across various institutions.

The ICT program is a government initiative supporting international learning by offering students the opportunity to attend courses at partner universities abroad. Through this program, students can earn transferable credits recognized by their home universities while gaining international exposure and experience.

This Monev activity is expected to ensure the effective implementation of the ICT program, maximizing its benefits for all stakeholders involved.