FACULTY OF EDUCATION Vision

HALUOLEO UNIVERSITY

  

Vision

Haluoleo University will become an advanced,

competitive, academically cultured, civilized, and

globally standardized university in 2025

  Mission 1.

  To improve the quality of teaching, research, and community services 2. To create a healthy academic atmosphere for a better process in teaching, research, and community services

  3. To produce qualified human resources through a standardized and competitive higher education institution

  4. To improve the quality in activities of students affairs To initiate and support cooperation with other institutions at both national and

  5.

  international levels.

  Haluoleo University (Unhalu) was firstly established in 1964 as a private university

in Kendari – the capital city of Southeast Sulawesi. After serving as a private university

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for seventeen years, it was officially declared on the 19 of August 1981, as the 42th

state university in Indonesia in accordance with the presidential decree No.37/1981. The

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name of “Haluoleo” belongs to a local hero living in the 17 century. The Haluoleo

University is now known as UNHALU.

  UNHALU was formerly located on a small campus in Kemaraya. Due to limited

spaces and facilities in old campus, the university executives then established a new

campus called , with an area of 250 ha.

  Kampus Hijau Bumi Tridharma Anduonohu

  At the time of establishment, UNHALU had four faculties; the Faculty of

Education, Faculty of Economic, Faculty of Social dan Political Sciences, Faculty of

Agriculture, with only seventeen lecturers. The area of the campus at that time was only

7 ha. The new campus, known as , was then built to

  Kampus Hijau Bumi Tridarma

  

anticipate the development of the university in the future. The area of the new campus

is about 14 km from the central city of Kendari. The time required to build this new

campus is ten years.

  Since its establishment in 1981, UNHALU has been headed by five rectors; Prof.

Edy Agussalim Mokodompit as the first rector, and then continued respectively by Prof.

Soleh Salahuddin, Prof. Abdurrauf Tarimana, Prof. Mahmud Hamundu, and currently

Prof. Usman Rianse. Every rector has contributed significantly to the development of

UNHALU.

  At present, UNHALU has 8 faculties. The later faculties are the Faculty of

Engineering, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Law, and Faculty of

Fisheries and Marine Science. There are 38 departments within these faculties, with 52

Study Programs. There are also graduate schools in the area of Agronomy, Agri-

  

businesses, Management, Public Administration, Regional Development, and Educational

Management.

  The total number of students from all faculties and diploma program was now

reaching 19.000, with an intake of 3000 new students (fresh graduate) per year.

Meanwhile, the number of faculty member is 886, with around 116 of them having PhD

(S3) degree, 580 having Magisterial (S2) degree, and the rests having S1 degree. The

ratio of faculty and students is now 1 : 20. UNHALU has an important role in the

development of human resources in Indonesia and more particularly in Southeast

Sulawesi Province.

  FACULTY OF EDUCATION Vision

  To be professional on institution management and the quality of teaching, research and community services in order to improve student enrolment and society acceptance and trust

  Mission 1.

  Improvement the relevancy between education and national development or labor market needs 2. Improvement on the quality of teaching process, research and community services

3. Application of input (students) and output quality (alumni) 4.

  Optimalization on the function and role of lecturers as professionals 5. Optimalization on the function of education facilities and infrastructures 6. Optimalization and broadening institutional collaboration and networking

  Improvement on student services 7.

  The faculty has 12 Study Programs, namely: 1.

  Education of Economic 2. Education of History 3. Education of Civics 4. Education of Physichology 5. Education of Health and Sport 6. Education of Mathematics 7. Education of Biology 8. Education of Chemistry 9. Education of Physics 10.

  Education of Language, Indonesian and Indigenous Letter 11. Education of English 12. Education of Elementary Teacher The number of faculty members according to the academic degree: Bachelor /BS (S1) : 12 2)

  Magister/MS (S2) : 192 Doctor/PhD (S3) : 30 Total : 234 Professor : 7 2)

  Pursuing Doctor/PhD : 15

The fresh graduate and the total of student enrolling up to 2009 according to the Study

Programs

  Fresh graduate student : 1,246 Sophomore and others : 4,205 Total Student : 5,451

  FACULTY OF ECONOMIC Vision

  To be a professional and independent faculty

  Mission 1.

  Improvement on the quality of teaching and learning process, research findings and community services

  2. Creating the dynamic and healthy academic atmosphere for all civitas academica

  3. Improvement on the quality of student’s and lecturer’s research for the development of science and technology

  4. Improvement on the quality of community services for national development and improved society welfare

5. Development of priority commodities based on available expertise

  Competency 1.

  To produce Pancasila-spirited graduates who believe in the Almighty God and have high personal integrity in.

  2. To produce graduates responsive and open to changes and development in science and technology, especially in economics.

  3. To produce graduates being competent in scientific norms, so they are able to think, behave, and act as scientists.

  4. To produce graduates being competent in economic science and technology and economic analysis instruments, so they are able to invent, understand, explain, and formulate economic problem solving.

  5. To produce graduates able to implement their Economic knowledge and skills in productive activities and community services.

  6. To produce graduates able to collaborate in work teams, so they are able to adapt with any work environments.

  The faculty has 3 Study Programs, namely: 1.

  Development Economic 2. Management

  3. Accounting The number of faculty members according to the academic degree: 1)

  Bachelor /BS (S1) : 5

  2)

  Magister/MS (S2) : 78 Doctor/PhD (S3) : 20 Total : 103 Professor : 10

  2)

  Pursuing Doctor/PhD : 26 The fresh graduate and the total of student enrolling up to 2009 according to the Study Programs

  Fresh graduate student : 501 Sophomore and others : 1,249 Total Student : 1,750

  FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES Vision

  To become an institution conducting the higher learning institution’s three- mission – education and teaching, research and development, and community services – having academic quality and based on social and political sciences to produce intellectual scientists with good characters and morals, and able to contribute to the development of the current and future life of the nation.

  Mission 1.

  To design teaching programs based on a research-and-community-service-based curriculum.

  2. To conduct well-scheduled teaching-learning processes both in the classroom (tutorials) and outside the classroom (field practicum).

  3. To develop a research-driving policy to motivate lecturers to be creative in research for either scientific development and commercial purposes, which are useful to academics, students, publics, and the government.

  4. To develop human resources, both academic staff (lecturers and researchers) and administrative staff, to be professional (competent, ethical, and prosperous) in order to upgrade the quality of the service to stakeholders and job markets.

  5. To professionally implement an open management system under the principles of transparency and accountability for good work performance, high work achievement, and efficient/effective to the institution/organization.

  

6. To create a conducive work climate and atmosphere for the growth of

  collaborative spirit, mutual trust, and the shared value in order to achieve better future welfare of the member.

  Competency 1.

  To produce academically and morally competitive graduates so as to be assets of the nation.

  2. Produce journals of research, either for scientific development or commercial purposes, which are useful to academics, students, publics, and the government.

  3. To cater best community services through efforts that can grow self-awareness and self-confidence of the community, and to unite the community members as asset to national development.

  The faculty has 6 Study Programs, namely: 1.

  Administration Sciences 2. Sociology 3. Social Anthropology 4. Communication Sciences 5. Secretariat (Diploma-III) 6. Library (Diploma-III) The number of faculty members according to the academic degree:

  1)

  Bachelor /BS (S1) : 10

  2)

  Magister/MS (S2) : 80 Doctor/PhD (S3) : 7 Total : 97 Professor : 2

  1)

  Pursuing MS : 10

  2)

  Pursuing Doctor/PhD : 8 The fresh graduate and the total of student enrolling up to 2009 according to the Study Programs

  Fresh graduate student : 803 Sophomore and others : 1,331 Total Student (2009) : 2,134

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE

  

Vision

  The vision of Agriculture Faculty is to be the faculty that is civilized, advanced, highly competitive and globally oriented in the field of agriculture in year 2025.

  

Mission

1.

  Creating an academic atmosphere and conducive environment to facilitate better administrative process, teaching, research, and community services

  2. Improving the quality of administrative process, teaching, research, and community services

  3. Improving the quantity and quality of human resources as providers for administrative process, teaching, research, and community services

  4. Improving the quantity and the quality of equipments and infrastructures for administrative process, teaching, research, and community services

  5. Producing the quantity and quality of civilized, advanced, and highly competitive graduates

  6. Improving student activities which are scientific, entrepreneurial, and globally competitive

  7. Building cooperative network with relevant stakeholders in agriculture developments, at both national and international levels

  The objective of agriculture program The objectives of agriculture program are to produce agriculture graduates, who:

  1. Believe in the only God

  2. Have a high personal integrity

  3. Open-minded and responsive to the changes and developments of

  

science, technology and art; and to the problems faced by community,

especially for those related to agriculture

  4. Have the capability to develop and apply agriculture technologies based on their professions.

  The faculty has 5 Study Programs, namely: 1.

  Agribusiness 2. Agrotechnology/Agroecotechnology 3. Animal Science 4. Forestry 5. Science and Food Technology

  The number of faculty members according to the academic degree:

  1)

  Bachelor /BS (S1) : 17

  2)

  Magister/MS (S2) : 101 Doctor/PhD (S3) : 39 Total : 157 Professor : 11

  1)

  Pursuing MS : 5

  2)

  Pursuing Doctor/PhD :27 The fresh graduate and the total of student enrolling up to 2009 according to the Study Programs

  Fresh graduate student : 649 Sophomore and others : 954 Total Student : 1,603