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WORKSHOP with Muhammad Abrar, Alumni of Chemical Engineering Unimal Class of 2017 Who Work In Libya Now
WORKSHOP with Muhammad Abrar, Alumni of Chemical Engineering Unimal Class of 2017 Who Work In Libya Now
On June 7, 2024, the Chemical Engineering Department at Universitas Malikussaleh hosted an inspiring workshop featuring Muhammad Abrar, a distinguished alumnus from the class of 2017. Currently employed in the oil industry in Libya, Abrar shared his invaluable insights and tips on securing high-paying jobs abroad. The event took place at GOR ACC Cunda and was attended by a large number of students and faculty members.
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Inbound Visiting Scholar to Malaysia
Inbound Visiting Scholar to Malaysia
Dr. Rozanna Dewi, Head of the Chemical Engineering Study Program at Universitas Malikussaleh, alongside her colleagues, participates in the Inbound Visiting Scholar Programme at INTI International University, Malaysia. This program, which took place from October 22-28, 2023, aims to foster research collaboration, networking, and joint academic activities.
UNIMALNEWS | Seremban - Dr. Ir. Rozanna Dewi, IPM, a lecturer from the Faculty of Engineering, carried out the Inbound Visiting Scholar Programme to INTI International University. INTI International University is one of the higher education institutions located in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. The program was held from October 22 to 28, 2023.
Based on the release sent to Unimalnews, this program is a collaboration between Universitas Malikussaleh and INTI International University. According to the Coordinator of the Chemical Engineering Study Program at Unimal, the aim of this program is to build research collaboration, networking, joint scientific article and book publication, guest lectures and public lectures, joint conferences, including student exchanges. "Through this program, we engaged in various activities such as learning the academic atmosphere, facilities, and work culture available at INTI International University," she explained.
"We hope that through this agreement, research and publication of articles and books on the topic of green engineering with lecturers from the Faculty of Engineering at INTI International University will soon be carried out. Their experience and expertise will be beneficial in the topic of natural polymers and plastic recycling that we are currently working on. Hopefully, this will be a mutually beneficial experience with Universitas Malikussaleh," she concluded.
Rozanna Dewi is the head of the Chemical Engineering Study Program at Universitas Malikussaleh.
Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Muhammad Abrar, a distinguished alumnus of the Chemical Engineering program at Universitas Malikussaleh. In this video, Muhammad Abrar shares his experiences, challenges, and achievements from his time at the university to his successful career in the chemical engineering industry.
Highlights:
Muhammad Abrar's academic journey at Universitas Malikussaleh
Key learnings and experiences from the Chemical Engineering program
Insights into the transition from university life to a professional career
Tips and advice for current and prospective chemical engineering students
Reflections on the role of Universitas Malikussaleh in shaping his career
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and inspiration from Muhammad Abrar's story. Whether you are a student, alumni, or someone interested in the field of chemical engineering, this video is sure to motivate and inform you.
Intellectual Property Potential Excellence Assistance Program
Intellectual Property Potential Excellence Assistance Program
Dr. Sulhatun, S.T., M.T. from Universitas Malikussaleh (center, wearing a cream hijab) with other participants at the Intellectual Property Potential Excellence Assistance Program (Uber-KI) 2024 at Tara Hotel Yogyakarta.
Yogyakarta, July 30-31, 2024 - In order to enhance the competency of human resources, particularly university lecturers and researchers in the fields of research and community service based on Intellectual Property (IP) systems, specifically patents, the Directorate General of Higher Education, Research, and Technology, through the Directorate of Research, Technology, and Community Service, in collaboration with AKPRIND University Indonesia, has conducted the Intellectual Property Potential Excellence Assistance Program (Uber-KI) 2024. The event was held at Tara Hotel Yogyakarta on July 30-31, 2024.
Based on the selection results, Dr. Sulhatun, S.T., M.T., a Chemical Engineering lecturer from Universitas Malikussaleh, attended as one of the selected participants. Dr. Sulhatun's participation in this event is expected to bring significant benefits for developing competencies and abilities in managing and advancing Intellectual Property-based research at Universitas Malikussaleh.
The event began at 08:00 WIB and was attended by selected lecturers and researchers from various universities in Indonesia. Over the course of two days, participants received intensive assistance in drafting and developing patent application documents. This activity aimed to provide a deep understanding of the importance of patents in the world of research and community service.
International Guest Lecture with Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman from UTM Malaysia
International Guest Lecture with Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman from UTM Malaysia
Dr. Rafidah, a faculty member at Universitas Malikussaleh, delivers an engaging presentation during a conference session. Her insightful talk highlights key aspects of sustainable development and environmental management, drawing significant attention from attendees.
On November 23, 2023, the Department and Study Program of Chemical Engineering hosted a highly anticipated international guest lecture. The event featured Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) as the keynote speaker. The guest lecture focused on the intriguing and innovative topic of technology in stingless bee honey (kelulut honey) and the development of the UTM Modular Box.
The event was attended by Chemical Engineering students, leaders, and faculty members from the Department and Study Program. Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman's presence provided an invaluable opportunity for participants to broaden their knowledge on the latest technologies in kelulut honey processing, which is known for its numerous health benefits and significant economic potential.
In her presentation, Dr. Rafidah detailed the technology behind kelulut honey, covering everything from collection and processing to its various applications. She also introduced the UTM Modular Box, an innovation developed by UTM to support efficient and effective research and technological development.
Participants were highly enthusiastic and actively engaged in the Q&A session. They posed various questions regarding the technologies discussed and their potential implementation in Indonesia. Dr. Rafidah patiently and clearly answered each question, offering explanations that enriched the participants' understanding.
This guest lecture not only expanded the knowledge and insights of students and faculty but also opened up opportunities for collaboration between Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and educational institutions in Indonesia. It is hoped that events like this will strengthen and enhance the productive relationship between the two countries in education and research. More ..
Outstanding Achievement! Three Chemical Engineering Students from Unimal Graduate Early
Outstanding Achievement! Three Chemical Engineering Students from Unimal Graduate Early
Three Chemical Engineering students from Malikussaleh University (Unimal), Uzli (Lhokseumawe), Mustika (Padang), and Syarifah (Bener Meriah), graduated in just 3 years and 11 months. Guided by Dr. Leni Maulinda and supported by the department, they excelled academically, achieving GPAs above 3.5. Their final colloquium was on July 25, 2024. Their dedication and hard work have paved the way for promising futures, and the department congratulates them on their success, hoping to inspire other students.
Lhokseumawe, July 26, 2024 – In a proud achievement, three students from the Chemical Engineering Department at Malikussaleh University (Unimal) have successfully completed their studies in 3 years and 11 months, exceeding the target duration. These high-achieving students are Uzli (from Lhokseumawe), Mustika (from Padang), and Syarifah (from Bener Meriah).
With intensive guidance from Dr. Leni Maulinda, S.T., M.T., and full support from the Department Head and all academic staff of Chemical Engineering at Unimal, all three successfully completed all academic requirements. Their final colloquium exam was held on July 25, 2024.
Perseverance and Dedication Pay Off
Perseverance and Dedication Pay Off
The success of Uzli, Mustika, and Syarifah is inseparable from their high level of perseverance and dedication in their studies. They were able to manage their time well between studying, completing assignments, and participating in organizations. Effective study strategies, such as group study and creating a regular study schedule, were key to their success. In addition, support from family and friends also served as a motivation for them.
Impressive Academic Achievements
Impressive Academic Achievements
With a GPA above 3.5, all three demonstrated exceptional academic excellence among their peers. Not only excelling academically, they were also active in various student organizations, such as Himatemia, demonstrating a good balance between academics and non-academics. During their studies, Uzli and Mustika were actively involved in research under the guidance of Nasrul ZA, S.T., M.T., producing several quality scientific papers.
Challenges Faced and Overcoming Them
Challenges Faced and Overcoming Them
During their studies, they faced several challenges, such as difficulty understanding certain materials or managing their time. However, with a high spirit and support from various parties, they were able to overcome all these challenges. They shared knowledge and experiences with their peers, creating a positive and supportive learning environment.. More ..
Positive and Negative Aspects of Waste with Dr Rozanna Dewi and Dr Baidawi
Positive and Negative Aspects of Waste with Dr Rozanna Dewi and Dr Baidawi
Dr. Rozanna Dewi and Dr. Baidawi discuss the positive and negative aspects of waste management during a radio talk show on RRI Lhokseumawe. Their insights aim to educate the public on the economic potential and environmental impacts of waste.
KBRN, Lhokseumawe: Some residents in the city of Lhokseumawe still view waste negatively. Meanwhile, in other regions of Indonesia, people have started to see the positive side of waste because it can actually have economic value.
This was stated by the Head of the Chemical Engineering Study Program (Ka Prodi) at the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Malikussaleh (Unimal), Dr. Ir. Rozanna Dewi, M.Sc, accompanied by the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Dr. Baidawi, on Tuesday afternoon, June 6, 2023, when speaking at the Disaster Response Dialogue (Kentongan) of RRI Lhokseumawe about Managing Economically Valuable Waste.
Dr. Rosa (as Rozanna Dewi is commonly called) also said that waste, especially plastic waste, if discarded, will not biodegrade or decompose even in 1,000 years.
"So, if we do not change our habits or just dispose of it in landfills, it can become a serious threat to the environment. Whereas in other regions, plastic waste is already being shredded, sorted, and processed into paving blocks, briquettes, furniture, and so on. Even if discarded in landfills, plastic waste will remain there and will not decompose. Moreover, if it is thrown into water reservoirs such as ponds, ditches, or drains, it will clog the water channels," she explained.
Research conducted by various universities in Indonesia and around the world shows that only 9 percent of plastic waste is newly processed. This means that plastic waste discarded by its users can reach billions of tons worldwide every year.
"If we line it up, plastic waste would already cover or dominate the surface of the earth. So, what can be done now is, first, education to facilitate the process of managing and processing plastic waste," added Dr. Rosa.
The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture at Unimal, Dr. Baidawi, stated that when talking about waste, there are indeed two sides: negative and positive, although now many people still view only the negative side.
Chemical Engineering at Unimal Utilizes Bottom Ash Waste to Address Water Pollution
Chemical Engineering at Unimal Utilizes Bottom Ash Waste to Address Water Pollution
Dr. Meriatna, S.T., M.T., mentors Chemical Engineering students at Universitas Malikussaleh as they utilize bottom ash waste to address water pollution. The team is dedicated to innovative environmental solutions, showcased in front of the Chemical Engineering Laboratory.
UNIMALNEWS | Lhokseumawe - Chemical Engineering Students of Malikussaleh University Successfully Secure Funding for the 2024 Student Creativity Program (PKM) in the Exact Research Field Organized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, Friday (12/7/2024).
The students involved in the PKM team are Muhammad Zikri Maulana from the 2021 Chemical Engineering Program, Rizki Rianda from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program, Muhammad Ishak Idrus Panjaitan from the 2021 Chemical Engineering Program, Meutia Kurniawan from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program, and Muhammad Yahdi Salim from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program.
Muhammad Ishak Idrus Panjaitan stated that the research title that was successfully funded is "Adsorption of Rhodamine B from Industrial Waste Using Bottom Ash Adsorbent from Palm Oil Mill Boiler Combustion: A Fixed-Bed Column Approach." This research aims to address pollution caused by Rhodamine B waste by utilizing the potential of Bottom Ash waste. Through this innovation, it is expected to make a significant contribution in the field of waste treatment and provide benefits for industry practitioners and the general public for the sustainability of environmental preservation. This PKM funding provides an opportunity for students to develop creative and innovative ideas that can be applied in various sectors. This year, out of thousands of proposals submitted, the team from Malikussaleh University successfully passed and received funding, which is an outstanding achievement.
"We are very grateful and proud to have secured PKM 2024 funding. This is the result of hard work and solid collaboration among team members. We hope this research can have a positive and beneficial impact on society," said Muhammad Ishak.
Unimal Lecturer Presents on the Dangers of Plastic to the Environment
Unimal Lecturer Presents on the Dangers of Plastic to the Environment
Unimal Lecturer Presents on the Dangers of Plastic to the Environment: Dr. Rozanna Dewi delivers an insightful presentation on the environmental impact of plastic pollution during the International Conference on Finance, Economics, and Business, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
UNIMALNEWS | Lhokseumawe - Chemical Engineering Students of Malikussaleh University Successfully Secure Funding for the 2024 Student Creativity Program (PKM) in the Exact Research Field Organized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, Friday (12/7/2024).
The students involved in the PKM team are Muhammad Zikri Maulana from the 2021 Chemical Engineering Program, Rizki Rianda from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program, Muhammad Ishak Idrus Panjaitan from the 2021 Chemical Engineering Program, Meutia Kurniawan from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program, and Muhammad Yahdi Salim from the 2022 Chemical Engineering Program.
Muhammad Ishak Idrus Panjaitan stated that the research title that was successfully funded is "Adsorption of Rhodamine B from Industrial Waste Using Bottom Ash Adsorbent from Palm Oil Mill Boiler Combustion: A Fixed-Bed Column Approach." This research aims to address pollution caused by Rhodamine B waste by utilizing the potential of Bottom Ash waste. Through this innovation, it is expected to make a significant contribution in the field of waste treatment and provide benefits for industry practitioners and the general public for the sustainability of environmental preservation. This PKM funding provides an opportunity for students to develop creative and innovative ideas that can be applied in various sectors. This year, out of thousands of proposals submitted, the team from Malikussaleh University successfully passed and received funding, which is an outstanding achievement.
"We are very grateful and proud to have secured PKM 2024 funding. This is the result of hard work and solid collaboration among team members. We hope this research can have a positive and beneficial impact on society," said Muhammad Ishak.
Some Testimonials
Uzli, from Lhokseumawe, Aceh
As a student of the Chemical Engineering Department at Unimal, I feel very fortunate to be able to study in such a supportive and enthusiastic environment. The guidance from competent lecturers and the support of my peers have helped me achieve remarkable academic achievements. I have just completed my colloquium exam, which is a significant milestone in my academic journey. This success is due to the blessings of Allah SWT, as well as hard work, discipline, and dedication to learning. I hope this experience can inspire other students to keep striving and never stop chasing their dreams. Thank you to the entire Unimal Chemical Engineering family for being a part of this journey.
In addition to the academic challenges, the opportunities for hands-on experience and involvement in various student organizations have been invaluable. These experiences have not only enriched my understanding of the field but also developed my leadership and teamwork skills. I am grateful for the friendships and connections I have made along the way, which have provided continuous support and motivation. I look forward to applying the knowledge and skills I've gained to contribute positively to society and the industry. My heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been part of my academic journey at Unimal. I am eager to continue growing and learning, and I am confident that the foundation built here will serve me well in all future endeavors.
Syaidatul Amira, from Batu Bara , Sumatera Utara
As a Chemical Engineering student at Universitas Malikussaleh, I am very excited and motivated by the knowledge and experiences I have gained during my studies.
The Chemical Engineering program at this university has provided me with an in-depth understanding of various complex chemical processes and how this knowledge can be applied in the industry to produce products beneficial to society. The comprehensive curriculum and conducive learning environment at Universitas Malikussaleh have enabled me to develop the analytical and technical skills crucial in this field. Additionally, the guidance from experienced lecturers and the opportunity to engage in innovative research have further reinforced my decision to study here.
Goal: To prepare myself for various career opportunities in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, and environmental sectors.
Expectations: During my education in Chemical Engineering at Universitas Malikussaleh, I hope to develop myself academically and professionally. I aim to actively participate in various projects and research activities offered by the university, as well as collaborate with lecturers and fellow students who share the same vision and enthusiasm. With the guidance of experts and the support of excellent facilities, I hope to produce significant innovations in the field of chemical engineering.
Mustika, from Padang, Sumatera Barat
As a student from the Chemical Engineering Department at Unimal, I have found my journey both challenging and rewarding. The support from my lecturers and the collaborative spirit among my peers have been instrumental in my success. Completing the colloquium exam marks a significant milestone in my academic journey, one that I approached with great dedication and discipline. The experience has not only broadened my knowledge in chemical engineering but also strengthened my problem-solving and critical thinking skills. I am grateful for the comprehensive education and the opportunities to engage in practical experiences that have prepared me for the future.
Being part of the 2020 cohort and originating from Padang, I have always been driven by a desire to excel and contribute positively to my field. My time at Unimal has been filled with moments of learning and growth, both academically and personally. The challenges I faced were met with resilience and a continuous drive to improve. I look forward to utilizing the skills and knowledge I've gained to make a meaningful impact in the chemical engineering sector. I extend my heartfelt thanks to the Unimal Chemical Engineering family for their unwavering support and guidance throughout my studies. This journey has been a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of a supportive academic environment
Saripah, from Bener Meriah, Aceh
As a proud member of the 2020 cohort from the Chemical Engineering Department at Unimal, my journey has been a remarkable blend of learning and growth. The completion of my colloquium exam is a momentous achievement, reflecting the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. Being from Bener Meriah, I have always been passionate about exploring the applications of chemical engineering, particularly in areas that can benefit my hometown. The support and guidance from my lecturers, coupled with the collaborative environment fostered by my peers, have been invaluable in shaping my academic and professional journey. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to study in such a nurturing environment that has consistently encouraged my curiosity and ambition.
This experience has not only equipped me with a strong foundation in chemical engineering principles but has also instilled in me the resilience and adaptability needed to navigate the challenges of this field. The hands-on learning experiences and involvement in various projects have been instrumental in enhancing my technical skills and understanding of the industry. As I look forward to the next phase of my career, I am excited about the prospect of applying my knowledge to real-world problems and making a positive impact. I extend my heartfelt thanks to the entire Chemical Engineering Department at Unimal for their unwavering support and encouragement. This journey has been a testament to the power of perseverance, and I hope to inspire future students to pursue their dreams with the same passion and commitment.
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