Photo: The leadership of Institut Seni Indonesia Bali (ISI BALI) together with assessors from Badan Akreditasi Nasional Perguruan Tinggi (BAN-PT) and the accreditation team of the Master’s Program in Arts Management, Friday (20/2) at the Design Hub Building, ISI BALI.
The Master’s Program in Arts Management, Graduate School of Institut Seni Indonesia Bali (ISI BALI), underwent an On-Site Accreditation Assessment conducted by Badan Akreditasi Nasional Perguruan Tinggi (BAN-PT) on Friday (20/2) at the ISI BALI Design Hub Building. This activity constituted a crucial stage in the accreditation process aimed at ensuring that the implementation of the academic program meets the National Standards for Higher Education.
The assessor team present during the site visit comprised Prof. Dr. phil. Yudi Sukmayadi, M.Pd., and Dr. Agung Eko Budiwaspada, M.Sn., accompanied by BAN-PT staff member Dwi Sakti Nugroho. The assessors were formally welcomed by the university leadership of ISI BALI, including the Rector, Prof. Dr. I Wayan ‘Kun’ Adnyana; the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs and Information Systems, Prof. Dr. AA. Gde Bagus Udayana; the Vice Rector for Planning, Finance, and General Affairs, Dr. Made Jodog; and the Vice Rector for Student Affairs and Cooperation, Prof. Dr. Komang Sudirga. Also in attendance were the Head of the Bureau of General Affairs and Finance, Dr. Gusti Ngurah Sudibya, and the Head of the Bureau of Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Planning, and Cooperation, Dr. Komang Arba Wirawan.
Photo: On-Site Accreditation Assessment by BAN-PT, Friday (20/2) at the ISI BALI Design Hub Building.
The assessment was organized by the Program Management Unit (UPPS) of the ISI BALI Graduate School in collaboration with the accreditation team, led by the Director of the Graduate School, Nyoman Dewi Pebryani, Ph.D., accompanied by the Vice Director, Dr. Wayan Ardini, M.Si., the Coordinator of the Master’s Program in Arts Management, Dr. Wayan Agus Eka Cahyadi, and the Head of the Institute for Educational Quality Assurance and Learning Development (LPMPP), Prof. Dr. Wayan Setem.
In his opening remarks, the Rector of ISI BALI, Prof. Dr. I Wayan ‘Kun’ Adnyana, expressed his appreciation and extended a warm welcome to the BAN-PT assessor team. He emphasized that accreditation represents the institution’s commitment to safeguarding the quality and standards of the Master’s Program in Arts Management to ensure continuous compliance with the criteria established by BAN-PT.
According to Prof. Kun Adnyana, all documents and data required for the assessment process had been optimally prepared by the Arts Management Program in collaboration with the UPPS. The Professor of Art History expressed his hope that the assessment would proceed smoothly and yield the best possible outcome for the study program.
Photo: On-Site Accreditation Assessment by BAN-PT, Friday (20/2) at the ISI BALI Design Hub Building.
The primary objective of the On-Site Assessment is to comprehensively evaluate the feasibility and quality of the study program’s implementation, encompassing aspects of governance, human resources, curriculum, research, community service, as well as learning outcomes and graduate achievements. Through this process, the program receives constructive feedback to support continuous improvement and the strengthening of its internal quality assurance system.
In addition to sessions with the UPPS, the assessor team conducted meetings with internal quality assurance implementers, alumni and graduate employers, students, faculty members, and administrative staff. These sessions were intended to obtain a comprehensive overview of governance, learning processes, outputs, and the program’s contribution to labor market demands and societal needs.
On this occasion, Prof. Dr. phil. Yudi Sukmayadi, M.Pd., stated that the Master’s Program in Arts Management holds a unique and significant position in Bali. Its distinctiveness lies in its role in bridging artistic practice, management, and the preservation of local culture, which constitutes a strong identity of the island. The program is supported by the richness of artistic traditions, a vibrant cultural ecosystem, and active engagement from communities and art practitioners, thereby functioning as a living laboratory for the development of arts management grounded in local wisdom.
Furthermore, the program is supported by highly qualified faculty members, the majority of whom are full professors and experienced scholars in the fields of arts and cultural management. Excellent facilities and infrastructure also serve as key supporting factors for learning, research, and community service activities.
Photo: On-Site Accreditation Assessment by BAN-PT, Friday (20/2) at the ISI BALI Design Hub Building.
Dr. Agung Eko Budiwaspada, M.Sn., noted that based on interview sessions with students, alumni, and stakeholders, the Master’s Program in Arts Management was assessed as highly outstanding. Respondents indicated that the curriculum is relevant to professional demands, the quality of instruction is high, and graduates demonstrate adaptability and meaningful contributions to arts and cultural management across various sectors.
The benefits of the On-Site Assessment extend beyond the institution itself to students, faculty members, and stakeholders. The assessment results serve as a foundation for enhancing academic standards, strengthening institutional reputation, and ensuring that graduates possess competencies aligned with societal needs and the creative industry sector. (ISIBALI/Public Relations)
