The Student Mobility is one of the strategic pillar within the NUNI. This pillar is designed to provide opportunities for students from NUNI member universities to participate in learning activities, self development programs, and academic collaborations outside their home institutions. Through this pillar, students are expected not only to broaden their cross-institutional perspectives, but also to actively contribute to strengthening inter-university academic networks and enhancing their individual capacities within the framework of Tridarma of higher education (Teaching, Research, and Community Service).

Programs

  1. Program Merdeka Belajar NUNI (PMBN)

This program is jointly designed by NUNI member universities to support the Merdeka Belajar–Kampus Merdeka (Freedom to Learn – Independent Campus (FLIC)) policy initiated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology. The program provides NUNI students with the opportunity to get the experience of academic life at other universities within the NUNI consortium.

  1. Student Camp

This program offers students the opportunity to interact directly with fellow NUNI students. Through annually changing themes or topics, students are encouraged to broaden their cross-institutional insights while also contributing to the community and strengthening their capacity as university students.

  1. Short Course

The Short Course is a collaborative program among NUNI member universities involving both students and lecturers. Activities may take the form of Community Development initiatives conducted within specific communities.

The program outputs may include student-created works presented in an exhibition or other academic deliverables, reflecting meaningful contributions to society.

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Program Coordinator for Student Mobility
Dr. Krismanto Kusbiantoro, S.T., M.T.
Universitas Kristen Maranatha