Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM) is a prominent private university in Malang, East Java, Indonesia, established in 1964. Affiliated with the Muhammadiyah Islamic organization, UMM is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, research, and community service. It aims to be a leading university in science, technology, and art based on Islamic values, fostering well-rounded graduates.

Academics

UMM offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across 10 faculties and over 50 study programs. Notable faculties include Economics and Business, Engineering, Social and Political Sciences, Law, Medicine, Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Education, and Islamic Studies. The university emphasizes a learning approach that combines classroom theory with real-world applications, supported by well-equipped laboratories across various fields such as agriculture, business, health, and hospitality. UMM also focuses on character development and leadership, integrating Islamic values into its curriculum.

International Students

UMM actively welcomes international students and provides various support services through its International Relations Office (IRO). The IRO facilitates student exchanges, academic collaborations, and other international programs, including a "Summer Camp Program," "Indonesian Home Stay Program," "Learning Express (LeX) Program," and "Internship Program." Several programs are taught in English, particularly in fields such as International Relations, Business, and Engineering. UMM also offers a Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) program to help international students integrate culturally and academically. The university has an "I-Buddy UMM for International Student Program" and has hosted "Eazy Intal" services to simplify immigration procedures for foreign students.

Campus & Location

UMM's main campus, often called the "White Campus" due to its iconic buildings, is located in Malang, East Java, a city known for education, tourism, and industry. Malang offers a rich cultural experience and a temperate climate. The university has three campuses, with Campus III being the largest and most modern, equipped with lecture halls, libraries, a mosque, a student center, and sports facilities. The campus is well-connected to public transportation, making it accessible for students. UMM also maintains a green and clean campus environment with numerous green spaces.

Career Outcomes

UMM focuses on producing graduates who are ready for the workforce, offering career services, internship programs, and entrepreneurship training. The university's Career Development Center (CDC) provides counseling, resume workshops, and organizes job fairs. Many degree programs include mandatory internships, and UMM has partnerships with local companies, government institutions, and international organizations to provide these opportunities. UMM encourages a startup culture, with initiatives like "Entrepreneur Day" and collaborations to foster student entrepreneurship. Graduates have gone on to make significant impacts in education, business, and local governance, with some notable alumni founding successful startups.