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KPPTI 2026, UHW Perbanas Rector: A Strategic Step for Higher Education Institutions to Collaborate and Create Synergy
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
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The Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Technology once again hosted the Higher Education Summit (KPPTI) 2026 at the Airlangga University (Unair) Campus C from Wednesday to Friday (November 11–13). Prof. Dr. Lutfi, S.E., M.Fin., Rector of Universitas Hayam Wuruk Perbanas, highlighted the significance of this event, offering his congratulations on the successful organization of KPPTI 2026 and its smooth execution throughout the agenda.
Prof. Lutfi emphasized that the conference serves as a strategic step for higher education institutions to foster collaboration and synergy—among the institutions themselves, their administrators, and their faculty members.
"It is hoped that this conference will lead to advancements in education, innovative research, and community service that generate a meaningful impact on both the general public and the industrial sector," stated Prof. Lutfi ahead of the KPPTI Opening Ceremony on Wednesday (November 11).
He further noted that by building synergy between administrators and faculty, the initiatives discussed at KPPTI will not only benefit higher education institutions through innovations in education, research, and community service, but will also contribute more broadly to the development of our beloved nation, Indonesia.
He observed that, in recent times, higher education institutions have faced various challenges stemming from global changes and technological advancements. These shifts have transformed the ways in which faculty members teach, conduct research, and engage with society through community service.
"The hope is that this event will truly foster exceptional synergy, ensuring that the expectations held by the government and the public for higher education institutions extend beyond internal outcomes.
Beyond simply graduating students with high GPAs, universities must ensure their graduates contribute effectively to society and the industry." "We believe that KPPTI will prove beneficial for higher education institutions, the public, the government, and the industrial sector alike," he concluded. (eko/hms)
