Universitas Kristen Indonesia

The Christian University of Indonesia
Universitas Kristen Indonesia

Motto| Melayani Bukan Dilayani (To Serve not To Be Served)
Type| Private
Established| October 15, 1953
Rector| Dr. Maruarar Siahaan
Location|

Jakarta

Indonesia

Campus| Jakarta — Campus A; Jakarta — Campus B
|u}}rs| Celadon blue, yellow and white
Affiliations| Association Of Christian Universities And Colleges In Asia (ACUCA)
Website| www.uki.ac.id

The Christian University of Indonesia (UKI, or Universitas Kristen Indonesia) is a private university located in Jakarta, Indonesia. It was established on October 15, 1953 with its main campus – Campus A – located in Central Jakarta. Campus B is in Cawang, East Jakarta.[1]

The university comprises two tertiary levels of education, undergraduate and postgraduate.

## Contents

* 1 History
* 1.1 Founding and early history
* 2 Campuses
* 2.1 Campus A
* 2.2 Campus B
* 3 Organization
* 3.1 University
* 3.2 Schools and colleges
* 4 References
* 5 External links

## History

### Founding and early history

Shortly after the independence of Indonesia on August 17, 1945, national figures who were also prominent leaders in the Indonesian Christian community were compelled to establish The Church Council of Indonesia (DGI: Dewan Gereja Indonesia).

DGI formed a commission to assess the importance of establishing a university, led by Prof. Dr. I.P. Simandjuntak. As the result, DGI issued a resolution of Universiteit Kristen (a Christian-based-faith university) on June 30, 1953. The resolution, signed by Ds. W.J. Rumambi as the Secretary General of DGI in general session from June 20 to 30 of 1953, asked all churches and Christian people in Indonesia to help the completion of Universiteit Kristen morally or financially.

Indonesian Christian prominent leaders such as Mr. Todung Sutan Gunung Mulia, Mr. Yap Thiam Hien, and Benjamin Thomas Philip Sigar, on behalf of the churches incorporated in DGI, established a Christian university of Indonesia (Yayasan Universitas Kristen Indonesia ) on July 18, 1953. Its membership was expanded with the support of Elviannus Katoppo, Ong Jan Hong, Aminudin Pohan, Seri Condar Nainggolan, Benjamin Prawirohadmodjo, Rev. Komarlin Tjakraatmadja, Gerrit Siwabessy, Tan Tek Heng, and J.C.T. Simorangkir. Three months later, on October 15, 1953, Universitas Kristen Indonesia was officially established with the faculties of Language and Philosophy, and Economics. During those first days, campus life and administration were held at HSK on Jalan Diponegoro 86 and at three apartments on Jalan Salemba 10.

The Faculty of Law was created in 1956, Medicine in 1962, Engineering in 1963, and Social and Political Science in 1994.

## Campuses

There are two campuses:

### Campus A

Located on Jalan Diponegoro, Central Jakarta

### Campus B

Located on Jalan Mayjen Sutoyo No. 2, Cawang, East Jakarta.

## Organization

### University

Dr. Dhaniswara K.Harjono, SH., MH., MBA is the rector of The Christian University of Indonesia.

### Schools and colleges

UKI is organized into schools and colleges, each with a different dean and organization:

Faculties

* College of Accounting
* College of Taxation Management
* Faculty of Law
* Faculty of Social and Political Science
* Faculty of Economics
* Faculty of Education
* Faculty of Engineering
* Faculty of Letters
* Faculty of Medicine

Post-Graduate schools

* Master Program for Education
* Master Program for Law
* Master Program for Christian Religious Education
* Master Program for Management
* Master Program for Electrical Engineering
* Doctoral Program for Law (PDIH KPK Undip)
* Doctoral Program for Medicine science (KPK Unhas)
* Doctoral Program for Public Health science (KPK Unhas)

## References

1. ↑ "Selayang Pandang". http://www.uki.ac.id/modulex.php?id=3.

## External links

* Universitas Kristen Indonesia
* Ranking

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Universities in Indonesia

Public universities|

| Sumatra|

* Ar-Raniry State Islamic
* Andalas
* Bangka Belitung
* Bengkulu
* Jambi
* Lampung
* Malikussaleh
* Maritim Raja Ali Haji
* Medan State
* North Sumatra
* North Sumatra State Islamic
* Padang Panjang Arts
* Padang State
* Raden Fatah State Islamic
* Sultan Syarif Kasim State Islamic
* Teuku Umar
* Riau
* Samudra
* Sriwijaya
* Sumatra Tech
* Syiah Kuala

|

Java|

* Airlangga
* Bandung Tech
* Bogor Agricultural
* Brawijaya
* Diponegoro
* Gadjah Mada
* Indonesia
* Indonesia Education
* Indonesian Arts and Culture, Bandung
* Jakarta State
* Jember
* Madura Polytechnic College
* Malang State
* Maulana Malik Ibrahim State Islamic
* National Development "Veteran" (East Java, Jakarta, Yogyakarta)
* Padjadjaran
* Sebelas Maret
* Semarang State
* Sepuluh Nopember Tech
* Singaperbangsa
* Siliwangi
* Soedirman
* Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa
* Sunan Ampel State Islamic
* Sunan Gunung Djati State Islamic
* Sunan Kalijaga State Islamic
* Surabaya Electronic
* Surabaya State
* Surakarta Arts
* Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic
* Tidar
* Trunojoyo
* Walisongo State Islamic
* Yogyakarta Arts
* Yogyakarta State

Kalimantan|

* Borneo Tarakan
* Kalimantan Tech
* Lambung Mangkurat
* Mulawarman
* Palangka Raya
* Tanjungpura

Sulawesi|

* 19 November
* Alauddin State Islamic
* Gorontalo State
* Haluoleo
* Hasanuddin
* Makassar State
* Manado State
* Sam Ratulangi
* Tadulako
* West Sulawesi

Bali|

* Denpasar Arts
* Ganesha Education
* Udayana

Nusa Tenggara|

* Mataram
* Nusa Cendana
* Timor

Maluku|

* Pattimura
* Khairun

Papua|

* Cenderawasih
* Indonesian Arts and Culture, Tanah Papua
* Musamus Merauke
* Papua

Private universities|

* Artha Wacana Christian
* Atma Jaya Catholic Jakarta
* Atma Jaya Yogyakarta
* Bandung Islamic
* Bakrie
* BINUS
* Budi Luhur
* Bunda Mulia
* Darussalam Gontor
* De La Salle Catholic
* Duta Wacana Christian
* Esa Unggul
* Harapan Bangsa Tech
* Indonesian Adventist
* Indonesia Christian
* Indonesia Islamic
* Indonesia Methodist

* Petra Christian University
* Maranatha Christian
* HKBP Nommensen
* International University Liaison Indonesia
* Jayabaya
* Krida Wacana Christian
* Ma Chung
* Mercu Buana
* Mount Klabat
* Muhammadiyah (Magelang, Makassar, Surakarta, Yogyakarta)
* Nasional
* National Education
* National Tech
* Pancasila
* Parahyangan Catholic
* Pelita Harapan
* Perbanas Institute Jakarta
* President
* Sanata Dharma
* Satya Wacana Christian
* Soegijapranata Catholic
* Siswa Bangsa
* Surabaya
* Surya
* Tarumanagara
* Telkom
* Trisakti
* Warmadewa
* Widya Mandala Catholic
* YARSI

Foreign universities,
Indonesia campus|

* Monash University
* Swiss German University

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