Badung, February 1, 2026 – The Board of Trustees (MWA) of Hasanuddin University conducted a site visit for the planned development of Hasanuddin University’s international class in Bali on February 1, 2026. This activity is part of the strategic agenda for the internationalization of higher education and the expansion of Hasanuddin University’s academic services at the global level.

The location visited is in the Dalung area, Badung Regency, which is an asset of Hasanuddin University and has the potential to be developed as a center for international academic activities or a satellite campus. The visit was conducted to obtain a factual overview of the physical condition of the buildings and land, accessibility, the surrounding environment, and the support of the ecosystem in the area.

Based on the initial inspection results, the location was assessed to have strategic value in terms of access, supporting environment, and proximity to educational areas and international activities. The area was deemed conducive to supporting learning activities, international class programs, short courses, and academic collaboration with foreign partners.

The MWA of Hasanuddin University emphasized that the results of this review will be followed up with further studies covering aspects of legality, spatial planning, building technicalities, cost analysis, and operational sustainability before being designated as part of the development of Hasanuddin University’s international academic services.

As part of a working visit to Bali, the Board of Trustees (MWA) of Hasanuddin University held the 2026 MWA Working Meeting prior to a site visit in Badung on January 31, 2026. This working meeting served as a strategic forum to evaluate the realization of the 2025 work program and to formulate and determine the direction of the 2026 MWA work program.

During the working meeting, the MWA consolidated its role in carrying out its supervisory functions, determining strategic policies, and ensuring good university governance. A comprehensive evaluation of the achievements and obstacles in the implementation of the previous year’s work program was carried out at the commission, Audit Committee, and MWA Executive Secretariat levels.

The working meeting agreed on a draft work program for the MWA for 2026, which includes strengthening university policy and governance, supervising performance and finances, strengthening the audit and internal control systems, and increasing support for the MWA secretariat. The work program was designed to be more focused, measurable, and in line with the institutional transformation agenda of Hasanuddin University as a state-owned legal entity (PTNBH).

The 2026 MWA Working Meeting is expected to serve as a strategic foundation in supporting the improvement of accountability, transparency, and institutional performance of Hasanuddin University on an ongoing basis.

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