The reporting of the Student Exchange Program to Malaysia 2025 is structured as part of academic counseling to ensure systematic guidance, accountability, and measurable outcomes of international academic engagement. This report functions not only as documentation but also as an instrument for assessment and evaluation, aligning the program implementation with institutional objectives and global academic standards. By integrating academic counseling into the reporting process, the institution ensures that the exchange activities are monitored, reviewed, and continuously improved.
The program was carried out with the participation of five study programs: Entrepreneurship, Digital Business, Retail Management, Information Systems, and Computer Systems. Each program contributed to the achievement of specific Learning Outcomes, including enhanced cross-cultural competencies, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the application of knowledge in an international context. The evaluation results demonstrate that students gained both academic and professional benefits, while the assessment highlighted areas for further development to strengthen future student exchanges.
Anandha Fitriani – 2281475325
Prima Hafidz Mumtazi – 2381477153
Sylva Dwijanti – 2361477422
Joyce Febby Ursula – 2361477385
Cahya Kumala Dewi – 234147695
Elisa Ananda Natalia – 2431417042
Ester Ananda Natalia – 2431417040
Kanda Lentera Ahsanlateef – 2331472748
Mega Lestari – 2211476098
Muhammad Rif’at Syauqy – 2412471102
