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Vision & Mission

Key strategic directions and academic philosophy of the Bachelor Program in Textile Craft & Fashion, Universitas Muhammadiyah Bandung.

DIRECTION & DESTINATION

Program Vision

"To become a leading Textile Craft and Fashion Study Program in craft science based on textile structure, textile surface design, and textile implementation grounded in local wisdom, technology, sustainability principles, and Islamic Technopreneurial values by 2030."

Program Missions

  1. 1

    Organize superior Textile Craft and Fashion education based on Outcome-Based Education to produce professional, creative, innovative graduates grounded in Al-Islam and Kemuhammadiyahan values.

  2. 2

    Develop education, research, design, and creation of craft works based on textile structure, surface design, and textile implementation to strengthen craft science.

  3. 3

    Develop craft innovations through the use of technology, local wisdom, and sustainability principles to produce products with cultural, social, and economic value.

  4. 4

    Integrate Islamic Technopreneurial principles into education, research, community service, and entrepreneurship development.

  5. 5

    Develop cooperative networks with business, industry, government, communities, and educational institutions to support scientific development, innovation, and national and international recognition of the Craft Study Program.

Educational Objectives

  1. 1

    Produce professional, creative, innovative, adaptive Textile Craft and Fashion graduates with Islamic Technopreneurial character through Outcome-Based Education (OBE).

  2. 2

    Produce scientific developments, research, design, and creation of craft works based on textile structure, surface design, and textile implementation.

  3. 3

    Produce craft innovations based on local wisdom and sustainability principles with cultural, social, and economic value.

  4. 4

    Realize the implementation of the university's Catur Darma integrating Islamic Technopreneurial principles.

  5. 5

    Enhance cooperation networks and national/international recognition of the Textile Craft and Fashion Study Program.

Strategic Targets

TARGET 01

Achieve on-time graduation rate of above 85% with competencies meeting fashion craft industry standards.

TARGET 02

Absorption of more than 70% of alumni in the creative fashion industry or independent entrepreneurship within 6 months after graduation.

TARGET 03

Achievement of accredited national scientific publications and annual international exhibitions by the study program academic community.

Achievement Strategies

STRATEGY 01

1. Develop an adaptive OBE Curriculum responsive to Science/Tech advances and industry needs

STRATEGY 02

2. Implement Project-Based, Studio-Based, and Case-Based Learning

STRATEGY 03

3. Improve faculty competencies and teaching quality

STRATEGY 04

4. Develop CPL-based assessment systems

STRATEGY 05

5. Develop research and creative work roadmaps

STRATEGY 06

6. Strengthen studios / laboratories as learning and research centers

STRATEGY 07

7. Promote scientific publications, IPR (HKI), and innovative works

STRATEGY 08

8. Expand research collaboration with partners

STRATEGY 09

9. Develop craft innovations, local/natural materials, techniques, and designs

STRATEGY 010

10. Integrate digital technology in design and production processes

STRATEGY 011

11. Develop sustainable craft products utilizing local potential

STRATEGY 012

12. Collaborate with SMEs (UMKM) and creative industries

STRATEGY 013

13. Drive commercialization/downstream application of research and creative works

STRATEGY 014

14. Integrate Islamic Technopreneurial principles into curriculum and learning

STRATEGY 015

15. Incorporate AIK values into education

STRATEGY 016

16. Develop entrepreneurship based on craft innovation

STRATEGY 017

17. Integrate Islamic Technopreneurial principles into research and community service

STRATEGY 018

18. Expand partnerships with industry, government, community, and higher education

STRATEGY 019

19. Develop MBKM programs and academic mobility

STRATEGY 020

20. Elevate lecturer and student recognition

STRATEGY 021

21. Expand national and international networks