UNM and POLRI Strengthen Collaboration, Strategic Partnership Set for Extension

Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM), as a Digital Business Campus, continues to strengthen partnerships with various state institutions to support the development of superior human resources in the era of digital transformation. This commitment was demonstrated through discussions on the extension of a cooperation document between Universitas Nusa Mandiri and the Indonesian National Police (POLRI) held on Thursday (11/6/2026) at the TNCC Building (East Building), Jalan Trunojoyo No. 3, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. The meeting was part of both institutions’ efforts to continue and reinforce the synergy that has been established in various strategic fields, particularly those related to education, research, community service, and human resource competency development. During the agenda, both parties discussed and refined the cooperation document that will serve as the basis for implementing various collaborative programmes in the next period. In addition to evaluating the implementation of the existing cooperation, the meeting also explored a number of programme development opportunities deemed relevant to societal needs and the challenges of national development in the digital era. As a Digital Business Campus, UNM views the collaboration with POLRI as a step to expand the university’s contribution in supporting the improvement of human resources that are professional, have integrity, and possess the ability to adapt to technological developments. Panggah Muanif S, UNM’s Public Relations representative, stated that the sustainable cooperation between the university and state institutions plays a strategic role in creating an educational ecosystem that is more relevant to the nation’s needs. “UNM remains committed to building productive and sustainable partnerships with various strategic institutions, including POLRI. Through this collaboration, we hope to present programmes that provide tangible benefits for human resource development, enhancement of digital competencies, and strengthening the implementation of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education,” he said in a release received on Sunday (14/6/2026). He added that the extension of this cooperation is not only a symbol of the continuity of institutional relations but also opens opportunities for the emergence of various new programmes that are more innovative and have a broad impact. “Amid the acceleration of digital transformation, synergy between the education sector and state institutions is becoming increasingly important. We are optimistic that this strengthened cooperation will give rise to various strategic initiatives that support the improvement of education quality, research, community service, and the development of human resources ready to face future challenges,” he said. The discussion on the cooperation extension also served as a momentum to strengthen collaboration in various fields that support national development, including human resource capacity building, strengthening digital literacy, and developing programmes based on innovation and technology. “With the cooperation extension process being prepared, Universitas Nusa Mandiri and POLRI are optimistic they can continue to deliver productive and sustainable collaboration,” he stated. This synergy is expected to become an example of partnership between higher education institutions and state agencies in creating an advanced, innovative, and competitive educational ecosystem. “As a Digital Business Campus, UNM will continue to expand the space for collaboration with various strategic partners to present programmes that support the improvement of education quality, competency development for the younger generation, and tangible contributions to Indonesia’s progress,” he said.