Psychology Study Program Consults with Experts to Improve Quality and Accreditation

The Psychology Study Program held an intensive discussion with Prof. Sabine Brombach, an expert from the Senior Expert Service (SES), in order to improve the quality of education and prepare for international accreditation. This activity aims to understand the accreditation process in Germany and formulate strategies so that the study program can meet international standards.

Senior Expert Service (SES) is a non-profit organization from Germany that sends experienced experts to various countries to provide consultation and assistance in various fields, including higher education. Through this program, SES supports the development of the capacity of institutions and professionals around the world.

In the discussion that took place on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, Prof. Sabine Brombach explained the accreditation process for higher education in Germany, which is known to have strict and comprehensive quality standards. She explained that accreditation does not only focus on the curriculum, but also includes aspects of management, teaching quality, facilities, and the involvement of students and other stakeholders.

Prof. Brombach also provided input on the strategic steps that need to be prepared by the Psychology Study Program in order to obtain international accreditation. "Thorough preparation, starting from curriculum improvement to improving the quality of academic services, is very necessary in order to meet the standards

This consultation activity is an important momentum in the effort to achieve international accreditation. With this collaboration, it is hoped that the Psychology Study Program can formulate strategic policies and prepare various relevant supporting documents in order to achieve international accreditation.