The Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education of Indonesia (BAN-PT) to strengthen ties and enhance focused cooperation between the two agencies on Monday (April 22).
Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapha Sakmud who was also present to witness the signing ceremony, also launch the Electronic MQA Accreditation System (e-MAS).
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Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapha Sakmud who was also present to witness the signing ceremony, also launch the Electronic MQA Accreditation System (e-MAS).
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00:00Before I continue my speech, I would like to invite the MQA media to watch the MOU between the MQA and the MQA Accreditation System of the National University of Piti, Indonesia and the launch of the MQA Accreditation System, known as the Electronic MQA Accreditation System, or IMAS.
00:28As a single body that oversees the quality assurance of high education in the country, the National University of Piti always encourages the MQA to promote quality assurance organizations, especially in Southeast Asia and Central Asia.
00:43Today, we are going to watch the MOU between the two body of quality assurance that will facilitate mutual recognition and give a positive impact to Indonesian students who continue their studies in Malaysia, as well as Malaysian students who continue their studies in Indonesia.
01:07Ladies and gentlemen,
01:10In 2024, the Minister of Higher Education, Respected Datu Seri Deraja Dr. Zamri Abdul Qadir, has outlined five main focuses of the National University of Piti.
01:23One of them is the implementation of the Power Efficiency Ecosystem, which the National University of Piti aims to enhance the digitalization ecosystem in all processes and procedures to increase accessibility and information access to the public.
01:44Today, we are going to watch the launch of the MQA Accreditation System, known as the Electronic MQA Accreditation System, or IMAS.
01:57According to IMAS, the MQA will combine and integrate all management modules related to quality assurance and accreditation to create a unified platform that provides added value and facilitation to high education institutions in the country.
02:17Congratulations to the MQA, because this is what the government is trying to do to ensure that the digitalization process takes place, especially in this challenging AI world.
02:37One of the things we need to do is to ensure that we do not lag behind in new technologies.
02:44For our media colleagues in Malaysia, when they want to apply for an accreditation program, they have to use hard copies, documents, and so on.
02:57This creates difficulties for them. Sometimes, it takes a long time for the MQA to see the documents submitted.
03:08With the help of our VATM, their team has created a platform, software, and program for digitalization.
03:17After today, the MQA does not need to send people to apply for an accreditation program. Everything can be done digitally.
03:27And the best thing is that they do not need to make a phone call to ask where their station is.
03:38Because the IMAS system that will be implemented by the MQA will start from the delivery of documents to the digitalization process.
03:50With the IMAS system that we will see today, we hope that the MQA will be able to launch the MQA, KPT, JPT, and Malaysia images.
04:14We hope that the MQA will be able to launch the MQA, KPT, and Malaysia images.