05/05/2026
Program Outbound Mobiliti Pelajar Pascasiswazah Kesihatan Awam Pergigian ke Yogyakarta, Indonesia, dari 6 hingga 10 April 2026.
Fakulti Pergigian, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (FGG UKM) dengan penuh bangga merakamkan ucapan tahniah kepada para pelajar pascasiswazah Kesihatan Awam Pergigian atas kejayaan penyertaan mereka dalam program Management of Oral Health Care and Services Mobility Attachment yang telah dianjurkan oleh Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, Indonesia, dari 6 hingga 10 April 2026.
Para peserta yang terlibat ialah Dr Khairil Affendy bin Rosli, Dr Afiqah Aiman binti Saperi, Dr Nor Najiah binti Shaari, Dr Siti Athirah binti Ramle, Dr Nurul Adila binti Md Dait dan Dr Farah Izzati binti Azmi.
Sepanjang program mobiliti ini, para pelajar telah memperoleh pendedahan yang bernilai berkaitan organisasi, tadbir urus serta pembiayaan perkhidmatan kesihatan pergigian di Indonesia melalui pelbagai lawatan tapak dan sesi akademik, termasuk ke Puskesmas (penjagaan primer), hospital pengajaran serta program berasaskan komuniti. Mereka turut terlibat dalam aktiviti jangkauan komuniti, termasuk pendidikan kesihatan pergigian dan intervensi pencegahan kepada murid sekolah.
Program ini turut menyediakan peluang yang bermakna bagi pertukaran akademik bersama ahli fakulti UGM serta penyedia perkhidmatan kesihatan, di samping memupuk keupayaan analisis kritikal melalui perbandingan antara sistem kesihatan Indonesia dan Malaysia.
Inisiatif mobiliti ini mencerminkan komitmen FGG UKM dalam memperkukuh jaringan global serta memperkasa latihan pascasiswazah melalui pembelajaran berasaskan pengalaman dan kolaborasi antarabangsa.
Sekalung tahniah diucapkan kepada semua peserta atas pencapaian ini.
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The Faculty of Dentistry, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (FGG UKM) proudly congratulates our postgraduate Dental Public Health students on their successful participation in the Management of Oral Health Care and Services Mobility Attachment, hosted by Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, Indonesia, from 6–10 April 2026.
The participants were Dr Khairil Affendy bin Rosli, Dr Afiqah Aiman binti Saperi, Dr Nor Najiah binti Shaari, Dr Siti Athirah binti Ramle, Dr Nurul Adila binti Md Dait and Dr Farah Izzati binti Azmi
Throughout the attachment, the students gained valuable exposure to the organisation, governance, and financing of oral health services in Indonesia through a series of site visits and academic sessions, including Puskesmas (primary care), teaching hospitals, and community-based programmes. They also took part in community outreach activities, including oral health education and preventive interventions for school children.
The programme provided meaningful opportunities for academic exchange with UGM faculty members and healthcare providers, while fostering critical comparison between the Indonesian and Malaysian health systems.
This mobility initiative reflects FGG UKM’s commitment to strengthening global engagement and enhancing postgraduate training through experiential learning and international collaboration.
Congratulations to all participants on this achievement.
