Curtin UniversityThe Future of Joint Programs

Snapshot of Curtin’s joint Programs with Indonesian Institutions and Future Developments

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Examples of Joint Programs in Indonesia

Current• ITB- Master of Geophysics• UI – Master of Public Health (LPDP funded)

Lapsed• Universitas Gadjah Mada Urban and Regional Planning Active 2012-2017

University Gadjah Mada

• 1+1 Masters Agreement

• Applicants who are enrolled in at Universitas Gadjah Mada in a Master of Engineering in the Urban and Regional Planning program will be deemed eligible for entry to the Curtin Master of Urban and Regional Planning program based on the successful completion of Year 1 of the Master of Engineering in Urban and Regional Planning, plus demonstration of English competency as specified.

• Minimum IELTS required 6.5 overall

UGM- Curtin Master of Urban and Regional Planning Outline Year Curtin Unit Curtin Credits

Year 1- UGM Planning Dissertation 611 50

Year 1- UGM Planning Law 512 25

Year 1- UGM Planning Theory 511 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Development Processes 512 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Integrated Plan Making 512 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Planning Research Methods 512 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Introduction to Planning 501 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Local Planning 511 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Regional Planning 511 25

Select 2 Options from the following:

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Planning for Sustainability 511 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Transport Planning 712 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Participatory Planning 512 25

Year 2 (at Curtin Bentley) Urban Regeneration 511 25

UGM- Key Aspects

• This was a pilot progam for ADS• The most difficult step was the mapping of units• A Technical document was needed for Indonesian funding• Funding was available through BAPENNAS/AUSAID• This agreement has lapsed and some effort has been expended in

remapping the units.• Due to loss of funding the continuation of this agreement has been

delayed.

THE CURRENT

Institut Teknologi Bandung

• Master of Science (Geophysics) major - 1+1 program Fully executed on 9 June 2017; Curtin has had an Articulation Agreement for

the MSc Geophysics with ITB since 23 March 2009. Has approval from LPDP and agreements being finalised

• Master of Engineering Science (Petroleum Engineering) 1 + 1 program Fully executed on 27 Feb 2015; Curtin has had an Articulation Agreement in

Petroleum Engineering with ITB since 25 May 2009.

Institut Teknologi Bandung – Geophysical Engineering Program Curtin Master of Science- Geophysics Major

Applicants who are enrolled at ITB in a Master of Engineering – Geophysical Engineering program will be deemed eligible for entry to a Curtin Master of Science-Geophysics Major program based on successful completion of Year 2 of the ITB Master of Engineering program plus demonstration of English Competency as specified. Overall IELTS required is 6.5.

Year Curtin Unit Equivalent ITB Unit 25Year 1- ITB Gravity and Magnetics for Exploration Geophysical Exploration for Oil and Gas 25

Year 1- ITB Introduction to Seismic Exploration Advanced Wave and Field in Geophysics 25

Year 1- ITB Resistivity and Induced Polarisation Exploration Methods

Wave and Field Theory 25

Year 1- ITB Science Masters Research Methodologies Research Methodology 25

Year 1- ITB Environmental Geophysics Geophysical Methods 12.5

Year 1- ITB Geophysics Project Field Geophysics 25

Year 1-ITB Geophysical Data Processing Advance Geophysical Signal Analysis 25

Year 1-ITB Advanced Electromagnetic and Potential Field Methods in Geophysics

Advanced Electromagnetics Method 25

Year 1- ITB Seismic Acquisition for Exploration Advanced Seismic Acquisition and Data Processing

12.5

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Seismic Interpretation 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Borehole Geophysics 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Geophysics Project- Thesis Part A 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Electromagnetics and Radiometrics for Exploration

25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 2 Seismic Imaging and Modelling 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 2 Geophysics Project- Thesis Part B 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 2 Geophysical Reservoir Characterisation 25

Institut Teknologi Bandung – Geophysical Engineering Program Curtin Master of Science- Geophysics Major

Institut Teknologi Bandung – Petroleum Engineering ProgramCurtin Master of Engineering-Petroleum Engineering

Applicants who are enrolled at ITB in a Master of Science – Petroleum Engineering program will be deemed eligible for entry to a Curtin Master of Engineering-Petroleum Engineering program based on successful completion of Year 1, Semester 1 and 2 of the ITB Master of Science Petroleum Engineering program, plus demonstration of English Competency as specified. Overall IELTS required is 6.5.

Year Curtin Unit Equivalent ITB Unit 25Year 1- ITB Fundamentals of Reservoir Engineering Advanced Reservoir Engineering 25

Year 1- ITB Drilling Engineering Fundamentals Advanced Drilling Engineering 25

Year 1- ITB Production Technology Advanced Production Engineering 25

Year 1- ITB Formation Evaluation Formation Evaluation 25

Year 1- ITB Hydrocarbon Economics and Project Management

Advanced Management and Economics Analysis of Oil and Gas Project

25

Year 1- ITB Advanced Reservoir Engineering Pressure Transient Analysis 25

Year 1- ITB Well Stimulation Remedial and Intervention Operations

Transport Phenomena 25

Year 1- ITB Advanced Numerical Reservoir Simulation Research Methodology 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Applied Geology and Geophysics 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Phase Behaviour and Flow Assurance 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Field Development Planning 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 1 Advanced Drilling Practices 25

Year 2- Curtin Bentley Semester 2 Petroleum Engineering Thesis 100

Institut Teknologi Bandung – Petroleum Engineering Program Curtin Master of Science- Petroleum Major

ITB- Key Aspects

• Initial discussions are surrounding the expansion of the suite of Engineering Articulation Agreements.

• ITB, Curtin and LPDP Tri-partite agreement being finalised

THE FUTURE- ALLIANCES

Aberdeen Curtin Global AllianceJoint Research Projects

The Aberdeen-Curtin Alliance draws on the complementary strengths of both universities to deliver high-impact research and innovative teaching programs across four themes of mutual interest: Engineering and Energy, Medicine and Health Sciences, Creative Arts, and Business.

In 2017, the Alliance has twelve significant jointly supervised research projects underway. Students will spend time at each institution and will be supervised by both Aberdeen and Curtin research staff.

The success of the collaborative PhD program is projected to support 36 PhD students on a full scholarship to undertake a jointly supervised research project by 2019.

Aberdeen Curtin Global AllianceMaster of Science (Global Subsea Engineering)

The Master of Science (Global Subsea Engineering) course offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in an internationally collaborative environment centred around two major oil and gas hubs: Aberdeen, Scotland and Perth, Western Australia.

The 14 month joint masters program draws on the niche expertise of the University of Aberdeen and Curtin University in the field of subsea engineering and offers students a seamless global education experience where students spend time at each institution.

On the successful completion of the course students will be awarded a degree recognising their study at both institutions.

Students can commence the course in either Aberdeen or Scotland.

Aberdeen Curtin Global AllianceMaster of Science (Global Subsea Engineering)- Course Structure

In the second year of study students undertake a research project supervised jointly by Aberdeen and Curtin. This may entail an industry-sponsored topic, providing an opportunity to connect with companies in both Perth and Aberdeen and gain international experience and recognition

Year and Location Units Credits

Year 1, Semester 1, Curtin University Units Subsea Surveying and Installation 25

Year 1, Semester 1, Curtin University Units Subsea Control and Communication 25

Year 1, Semester 1, Curtin University Units Corrosion Chemistry 25

Year 1, Semester 1, Curtin University Units Subsea Field Equipment 25

Year 1, Semester 2, The University of Aberdeen Flow Assurance 25

Year 1, Semester 2, The University of Aberdeen Risers Systems and Hydrodynamics 25

Year 1, Semester 2, The University of Aberdeen Engineering Risk and Reliability 25

Year 1, Semester 2, The University of Aberdeen Pipelines and Soil Mechanics 25

Year 2, Research Unit, Curtin University Subsea Engineering Research Project 100orYear 2, Research Unit, The University of Aberdeen Subsea Individual Project 100

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THE FUTURE - CONSORTIA

The ATN operates as a genuinely collaborative consortia with national coverage.

Collectively and individually, we are committed to forging partnerships with industry, the professions and government.

ATN Universities

ATN Principles of Engagement

• Adding value above and beyond what can be achieved at an institutional level

• Knowledge and resource sharing, especially in an uncertain funding environment

• Strategic focus on professional skills development

Western Australia East Java University Consortium

• Follow up action after the visit of WA Minister for Education in 2016• Various programs to support both WA and EJ Priority areas including student

mobility• Co-Chairs from WA and EJ• Supported by WA State government And East Java government as part of sister-

state agreement• To be launched in September 2017 by Minister for Asian Engagement

Challenges

• Dealing with English language requirements of courses in Australia for Indonesians and non-English speaking students to enter directly (English bridging courses are needed)

• Multiple Ministries in Indonesia are involved in education (Health, Education, Research Technology and Higher Education, Religious Affairs, Domestic Affairs, Bappenas)

• Different fee structures in other countries make it hard to be competitive• Biased stipend structures • Difficulties in curriculum mapping (different ‘SKS’ system)• Quality control management – how to reach agreement

Lessons Learnt• Partnership is not only about agreement signed • Important to share students’ progress report• Try to create joint goals rather than two sets for one-sided goals

Opportunities Looking Forward• Strengthening existing partnerships with university partners and Indonesian

government, example tripartite agreement with LPDP ; ATN with Ministry of Research Technology and Higher Education and Ministry of Religious Affairs

• Fewer deep and broader agreements rather than large volume of agreements • Working together towards developing joint stackable credentials• Working with consortia and setting up significant long-term alliances with global

partners