Technological Advancements in Perceived Organizational Support Enhancing Healthcare Systems Towards Sustainable Development Goals
Gathmyr, D.| Suhud, U.| Herlitah| Hamidah| Safariningsih, R.T.H.| Wilson, J.
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Metrik pencapaian 17 Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan di Universitas Negeri Jakarta
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Decent Work and Economic Growth: CiteScore
This indicator measures the proportion of a university's publications appear in the top 10% of journals according to the Citescore metric. It is intended to reflect on excellence of academic output.
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124
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2021 - 2026
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2021-2026
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Microbial bioproducts: current advances, industrial applications, and future perspectives
Arshad, M.| Arshad, I.| Aslam, H.| Sukmawati, D.| Anvar, A.H.| Shakir, H.A.| Khan, M.| Franco, M.| Irfan, M.
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Tax Incentives and Social Spending Amidst COVID-19: A VECM Analysis in a Subnational Government (case of Jakarta province, Indonesia)
Zulfiqar, F.L.| Prasetia, T.| Ulupui, I.G.K.A.
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Enhacing MSME Profitability: The Affect of Financial Literacy, Personal Capital, and Loan Utilization
Hasanah, N.| Qizam, I.| Amelia, E.| Hidayah, N.
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Unlocking workforce readiness through digital employability skills in vocational education Graduates: A PLS-SEM analysis based on human capital Theory
Kholifah, N.| Nurtanto, M.| Sutrisno, V.L.P.| Majid, N.W.A.| Subakti, H.| Daryono, R.W.| Achmadi, A.
Evidence
UNJ has transformed into a State University with Legal Entity status (PTNBH), granting it autonomy in academic and financial management, alongside a social responsibility to the community. A key manifestation of this is the admission of a minimum of 20% of students from underprivileged families and the 3T regions (frontier, outermost, and least developed). This policy aims to promote equitable access to education and drive economic growth across all societal layers. Mandated by Government Regulation No. 31 of 2024, this commitment ensures UNJ recruits high-potential students from disadvantaged economic and geographical backgrounds. Their funding will be further regulated by a Rector's Decree. This policy solidifies UNJ's role as a PTNBH that is not only academically excellent but also actively fosters social justice and inclusive education.
SK PTNBH UNJ
https://ditisip.unj.ac.id/documents/preview/7
Penmaba UNJ
https://penmaba.unj.ac.id/
News
https://fis.unj.ac.id/merajut-mimpi-bersama-beasiswa-sejarah/
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