Telkom University

Telkom University

Telkom University was established on August 14, 2013 by the Decree of Director General of Higher Education (Kemendikbud) number 309/E/0/2013. Telkom University is a private university established by Telkom Education Foundation. It was formed out of a merger of four private higher educations, namely Telkom Institute of Technology (founded as STT Telkom, 1990), Telkom Institute of Management (founded as STMB Telkom, 1990), Telkom Polytechnic (Politel, 2007), and Telkom College of Art and Design Indonesia (STISI Telkom, 2011).

STT Telkom and STMB Telkom were established in 1990 on the initiative of Ir. Cacuk Sudarjanto, the Chief Director PT. Telkom, Indonesia's largest state-owned company in telecommunication. Both colleges were the first higher educations in Indonesia specializing in the field of telecommunications and information technology.

Telkom University's campus in Bandung Technoplex is originally the integrated campus site developed for STT Telkom, which was officially opened by the President of Republic Indonesia, Suharto, in March 24, 1994. In the past, the area is the location of the second oldest radio stations in Indonesia owned by the Dutch colonial government. These radio stations then brought the historical news of the Indonesian Declaration of Independence on August 17, 1945 to the world.

Telkom University was formed out of a merger of four institutions of higher education. The four institutions were Telkom Institute of Technology, Telkom Institute of Management, Telkom Politechnics and Telkom Arts School. Each of the four schools formed a faculty inside the university.

The plan to merge the four institutions were in existence from as early as 2011.

It was initially planned that the four institutions would be merged into one university in 2012. But due to several problems the merge was delayed to 2013.

Finally, in August 31, 2013, the Grand Launching of Telkom University was established by Professor M. Nuh, the Minister of Education and Culture, Republic Indonesia.

IT Telkom

Telkom Institute of Technology (IT Telkom) - formerly known as STT Telkom - is the first institution specializing in Indonesian studies program in the field of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT). Telkom is projected to prepare experts in the field of ICT, skilled and insightful business, in response to the demands of the rapidly growing ICT industry.

Telkom Institute of Technology (IT Telkom) formerly known as Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Telkom (STT Telkom). STT Telkom initiated the establishment of awareness Ir. Cacuk Sudarijanto that in 1990, when it served as a Director of PT. Telkom, will be the rapid development of information and communication technologies must be balanced with the willingness of qualified human resources. Departing from the view that he, who by the Economic Observer referred to as the Father of Transformation Telkom, establishing STT Telkom. STT Telkom unveiled its foundation on Friday, September 28, 1990 in London Downstream Gegerkalong by the Minister of Tourism, Post and Telecommunications at the time, Mr Susilo Soedarman. Since its establishment, under the auspices of IT Telkom Telkom Education Foundation (YPT).

The purpose of establishing this campus is very rapidly to meet the need for experts in the telecommunications industry. PT Telkom is very interested in the institution, so that PT Telkom and provide full scholarships to the students of bond 1991 and 1992. Existence of climate change in the telecommunications industry and with the start of PT Telkom entered the era of going public, the scholarship program and bulk bond and subsequently terminated STT Telkom became an independent college.

At the beginning stands, STT Telkom campus spread over three locations, namely Campus-1 in Jalan Soekarno Hatta, Campus-2 in Jalan Hilir Gegerkalong, and Campus-3 is located at Jalan Haji Hasan Mustafa penghoeloe. In 1993 STT Telkom has its own campus on Canal Street Buahbatu Telecommunications (current location), and a year later all teaching and learning activities centered on the new campus. In the same year STT Telkom Campus President Mr. Soeharto inaugurated on March 24, 1994. Occupying a land area of 48 hectares, the campus STT Telkom has a good educational support facilities with a beautiful arrangement of the environment, so the learning process takes place more conducive.

STT Telkom improve organizational form into Telkom on November 20, 2007. In the process of merging into Telkom's University in 2013, Telkom was transformed into the Faculty of Engineering (FT) or Telkom Engineering School (TES). Subsequently, in 2014 the Faculty of Engineering developed into three faculties, namely: 1). Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FTE) or the School of Electrical Engineering (SEE), 2). Faculty of Industrial Engineering (FRI) or the School of Industrial Engineering (SIE), and 3). Faculty of Informatics (FIF) or the School of Computing (SC).

IM Telkom

Telkom Institute of Management (IM Telkom) has started its journey since 1990 with the name of the MBA-London, then in 1994 changed its name to the College of Management Bandung (STMB), and in 2004 again renamed the College of Business Management Telkom (Telkom STMB ). Transformation into Telkom Institute of Management (IM Telkom) occurred in 2008. campus MBA first-Bandung is Building H and I Telkom Training Center Complex located at 47 Lower Street Gegerkalong Bandung.

Bandung is the organizer of the MBA-Master in Business Administration program first in West Java, predating later similar programs organized by public universities in Bandung. In its early years, the MBA-schooled Bandung fully adopt the system of the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Philippines, which was then known as the Harvard Business School Asia. When established, the professor of teaching and guiding the implementation of AIM MBA program until 1995. Given these conditions, in 1992 the MBA Bandung successful entry into the seven best business schools SWA magazine, together with IPPM, IPMI, Prasetya Mulya, UI, and ITB.

Responding to government regulations about the management of the implementation of the MBA program in Indonesia, then in 1994, MBA-Bandung changing organizational form into High School by the name of London School of Management (STMB). With the status of high school, STMB change the program into a program Mbanya Master of Management (MM). In addition, STMB also increasingly diversifying variant MMnya program, becoming the program Regular MM, MM Executive, and MM Cooperative Education. On the occasion of the first accreditation held by the government, MM STMB obtain accreditation program A (Superior).

As the development of government regulation in order to not only hold high school graduate programs, coupled with the desire of the Board of Directors PT.Telkom (at that time occupied by AA Nasution) in order to take part in a world increasingly STMB higher education, in 1997 STMB organized programs stratum-1 (S-1/sarjana). Courses that opened in STMB at the time was the S-1 Business Management of Telecommunications and Informatics (MBTI). Public interest in this course continues to be accompanied by increased absorption of alumni STMB industry towards high enough. On the occasion of accreditation by the government in 2002, the S-1 STMB MBTI accreditation A.

To provide a stronger identity in the field of telecommunications science business management, in 2004 STMB changed its name to the College of Business Management Telkom (Telkom STMB). This name change was followed by an increase in the capacity of the new admissions program MBTI S-1, in order to meet market demand. In addition, the program also adds a variant graduate program with MM Business Telecommunications Study (MM Biztel).

Existence STMB stronger Telkom has prompted efforts to transform STMB Telkom Telkom Institute of Management (IM Telkom) in 2008. Transformation is characterized by the increase in courses organized by IM Telkom. New courses held since the year 2008 is a program of study: S-1 Communication Sciences, S-1 Visual Communication Design, the S-1 Accounting, Business Administration S-1, D-3 Marketing. This transformation is followed by the development of campus facilities, which was originally only located in Telkom Complex Training Center Road Gegerkalong Downstream, further expanded with Setiabudi Road campus. Campus activities at Jalan Setiabudi was discontinued after a move to campus BT-Plex.

In the process of merging into Telkom's University in 2013, IM Telkom transformed into the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) or Telkom Economics and Business School (Tebs). Subsequently, in 2014, the Faculty of Economics and Business developed into two faculties, namely: 1). Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) or the School of Economics and Business (SEB), and 2). Faculty of Communication and Business (FKB) or the School of Communications and Business (SCB).

Telkom Polytechnic

Telkom Polytechnic course of history stems from two (2) training programs engaged in the field of ICT, namely: Professional Program STT Telkom, and Telkom NIIT & Center. Both training institutions are then merged to form a new higher education institutions engaged in the field of vocational education. On September 27, 2007, Telkom Polytechnic was inaugurated by the President Director of PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk., Mr. Rinaldi Firman. Faculty of Applied Science (FIT) / School of Applied Science (SAS).

Telkom Polytechnic also fairly close cooperation with industry. At the end of 2012 Telkom Polytechnic renew the concept of Industrial Work activity, the students will be involved professionally in the industry and got the same treatment as well as regular employees. That is, students who complete the program will receive remuneration Industrial Work and other rights as an employee. Until the year 2013 more than 500 students have already absorbed by the industry in the Industrial Work program involving more than 20 companies in the telecommunications industry, banking, information systems, media, consumer goods, and one of the world's representative agency the International Labour Organization.

Lecture facilities used were the work of technology development conducted by a team of internal Telkom Polytechnic, which consists of lecturers and students involved. Academic system built is able to steal one of the best public universities in London and also some other universities outside Java because it is known to have had academic system that is integrated and reliable.

In the process of merging into Telkom's University in 2013, Telkom Polytechnic transformed into the Faculty of Applied Sciences (FIT) or Telkom Applied Science School (TASS). Subsequently, in 2014, naming Telkom Applied Science School (TASS) was changed to the School of Applied Science (SAS).

STISI Telkom

High School of Art and Design or STISI Telkom Telkom Indonesia is one of the pioneer university in the field of Arts and Design, the most comprehensive study program.

During the 23 years of existence, more than 1,200 alumni of the Visual Communication Design Studies, Interior Design, Product Design, Textile and Fashion Craft, who holds S.Ds. (Bachelor of Design), and the Fine Arts (Painting and Sculpture) who holds S.Sn. (Bachelor of Arts), have contributed significantly to the development of Indonesian Creative indrustri, through diverse portfolio of artwork and designs that are used in various industrial and construction sectors.

Education programs in STISI specifically designed to produce graduates who are not only able to work in the Creative Industries, but also has the potential for entrepreneurship / work independently and create more jobs in the field of Creative Industries, according to STISI tagline "Empowering You to Become Creativepreneur". STISI Students are taught to have a powerful skill in the field of art and design (both manual and computerized), with an emphasis on natural and cultural excavation kekeyaan Indonesia.

Equipped with the expansion and enrichment of the concept of insight (knowledge) in supporting science and other social sciences, including management, entrepreneurship, intellectual property rights (IPR), and the attitude to be a professional designer and creative human future candidates. The whole of this ability is gradually sharpened and actualized through the CBC programs (Creative Business Coaching), where the candidate graduates realize the business plan and portfolio of creative works of art / design under the guidance of his teachers and creative industry practitioners. CBC programs have the support and financial assistance from industry partners STISI, the relevant ministries and agencies both national and local governments, financial institutions and banks.

STISI STISI Bandung is a transformation of the stand 2 September 1990, was founded by Drs. Usnadibrata, M.Sn. under the Education Foundation Mandiri Indonesia. At the beginning of its establishment in 1990, Bandung STISI organized three courses, namely S1 Visual Communication Design, Textile and Fashion Craft S1 and S1 Interior Design. The addition of S1 courses Product Design implemented in 1991 and 1995 S1 Arts. STISI In 2010 London joined Telkom Education Foundation STISI.

In the process of merging into Telkom's University in 2013, STISI transformed into the Faculty of Creative Industries (FIK) or Telkom Creative Industries School (TCIS). Subsequently, in 2014, naming Telkom Creative Industries School (TCIS) was changed to the School of Creative Industries (SCI).

Telkom Engineering School

Profile

Telkom Engineering School (TES) formerly known as Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Telkom (STTTelkom) was established on September 28, 1990 by Telkom Educational Foundation (YPT) and renamed into Institute of Technology Institut Teknologi Telkom on 2008 and then transformed into Telkom University on 2013. TES is the first institution in Indonesia which is specialized in the field of Informiation and Communication Technologies (ICT) or infocomm.

Facility

As a University in the field of Engineering, the learning process is also taking place in the laboratory. Currently. TES has 4 laboratorIes spread out in four (4) faculties i.e. Faculty of Electro and Communications, Industrial Engineering. lntormationTechnology and Science.

Undergraduate programs:

1. Electrical Engineering
2. Computer Engineering
3. Telecommunications Engineering
4. Informatics Engineering
5. Industrial Engineering
6. Information Systems
7. Engineering Physics
8. Computational Science/ Computer Science

Graduate programs:

1. Telecommunications Engineering
2. Informatics Engineering

Telkom Economics and Business School

Profile

The journey of Telkom Economic & Business School (TEBS) formerly known as Telkom Institute of Management began in 1990 with the name MBA Bandung which later became the Bandung School of Management (STMB) in 1994. Then it was renamed Telkom School of Business Management (SMBT) in 2004, and eventually transformed into Telkom Institute of Management (IM Telkom) in 2008, finally in 2013 transformed into Telkom Economic & Business School (TEBS) of Telkom University. TEBS is one of Telkom University faculty major in Economic & Business and Telkom University was managed by Telkom Education Foundation (YPT). YPTs board of advisers in ex officio is directors PT. Telecommunications Indonesia, Tbk (PT Telkom). TEBS was established as a form of responsibility of PT. Telkom to be a Good Corporate Citizen that wants to contribute in the effort to brighten the nation of Indonesia.

Undergraduate programs :

1. Business Management of Telecommunications and Informatics
2. International ICT Business
3. Accounting
4. Business Administration
5. Science Communication

Graduate program :

Management