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Seven Unismuh Makassar Agribusiness Students Pass Credit Transfer Program to Malaysia

Seven Unismuh Makassar Agribusiness Students Pass Credit Transfer Program to Malaysia

UNISMUH.AC.ID, MAKASSAR— Seven students from the Agribusiness Program at the Faculty of Agriculture, Muhammadiyah University (Unismuh) Makassar, have successfully passed the selection for the Credit Transfer Program for the course of Agricultural Marketing at Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA), Malaysia.

This program is the result of cooperation between Unismuh Makassar and UniSZA, aiming to broaden students' knowledge in the field of agricultural marketing, as well as preparing them to face global challenges in the agribusiness sector.

The selected students are: Lutfiah Arianty, A. Nindi Arfisti Rahyani, Al Fira Marwan,
Anggi Jafar, Muhammad Naufal, Miftahul Khair, Ahmad Fahri.

These seven students will attend lectures, research, and practical training at the UniSZA campus in Malaysia, providing them with valuable international experience and a broader academic perspective.

The Head of the Agribusiness Program, Dr. Nadir, S.P., M.Si., stated that this international learning experience will be an important asset for students to improve their competence, skills, and global network.

"This opportunity is very valuable, as students not only gain lecture material, but also experience the international academic atmosphere firsthand. We hope they can bring benefits to the agricultural sector, especially in Indonesia," he said.

As an accredited "Excellent" program, Agribusiness at Unismuh Makassar is committed to producing high-competence graduates with Islamic character and ready to compete in the international arena. This success is also fully supported by the Forum of Agribusiness Programs of Muhammadiyah Universities (FOPSAMU), the university administration, and the students' parents.

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