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Sharing Session Alumni bidang PPIC
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UII Industrial Engineering Alumnus Shares Career Journey as PPIC Specialist in Saudi Arabia

The Industrial Engineering Department, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), once again organized an Alumnus Sharing Session on Sunday (08/10). With the theme “Global Career Pathways for Industrial Engineers: How to Become a PPIC Specialist Abroad,” the event invited Muhammad Taufiq Sulistia, S.T., as the main speaker. Representing the Industrial Engineering Alumnus Association (IKATI), Taufiq currently serves as an Assistant Manager at Pinehill Arabia Food Ltd in Saudi Arabia. Students and Alumnus joined the event enthusiastically, eager to gain first-hand insights into career development in the field of Production Planning and Inventory Control (PPIC) on the international stage.

As the session moved into the discussion segment, Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc., a lecturer of Industrial Engineering at UII, guided the program as moderator. During this part, Taufiq shared the milestones of his career journey, explaining how he eventually secured the opportunity to work at a multinational company, particularly in the food industry. Furthermore, he emphasized that his work experience in Indonesia provided a strong foundation before advancing his career in Saudi Arabia.

“At first, I also started as an ordinary staff member in Indonesia. However, the experience I gained in production and planning eventually opened doors for me to step into the international arena,” Taufiq explained.

Q&A SESSION ON CAREER PATHS IN PPIC

Taufiq Sulistia, Alumni UII yang kini bekerja sebagai PPIC Specialist di Saudi Arabia

In addition to outlining his career journey, Taufiq also highlighted the challenges of working in a global environment. He elaborated on how he adapted to new workplace cultures and met international standards within production systems. Moreover, he shared daily experiences as a PPIC Specialist, including the tasks he handled and the responsibilities he carried.

Following the presentation, the Q&A session unfolded in a lively and interactive atmosphere. Participants eagerly posed questions, particularly about strategies and tips for building an international career similar to Taufiq’s. For instance, one attendee asked about the opportunities to pursue the same career pathway.

In response, Taufiq emphasized the importance of thorough preparation. He explained that this process should begin with identifying personal interests. After that, students need to understand the qualifications currently required by industries, particularly in the PPIC field.

As the event came to a close, Taufiq shared a closing message for Industrial Engineering students and alumnus at UII. He encouraged them to continuously improve their competencies, emphasizing the need to master language skills, sharpen analytical abilities, and deepen their understanding of ERP systems. In addition, he advised them to deepen their understanding of ERP systems, which play a key role in PPIC roles.

Through this sharing session, participants felt more motivated. They also felt better prepared to pursue global career opportunities in the field of industrial engineering.

Syawarani Gayatri

A team of three Industrial Engineering students from UII won the 2025 LNC.
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Mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII Raih Juara 2 Logistic National Competition 2025

Mahasiswa Program Studi Teknik Industrii, Fakultas Teknologi Industri (FTI) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), kembali menorehkan prestasi gemilang. Tim yang terdiri dari Ahmad Arro’uf Sulfuadi, Rajab Bullah Anggara Nasution, dan Muhammad Mahdy Fadhlullah meraih Juara 2 kategori Study Case dalam Logistic National Competition (LNC) 2025, yang berlangsung pada 26 Juni–7 Juli 2025. Prodi Teknik Logistik Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI)  menyelenggarakan kompetisi ini dengan fokus pada solusi logistik kemanusiaan, khususnya penyaluran bantuan ke daerah bencana.

Persiapan dan Tantangan dalam Bidang Logistik

Kesuksesan tim tidak lepas dari persiapan yang terstruktur meskipun waktunya singkat. Ketua tim, Ahmad Arro’uf, menjelaskan bahwa pembagian peran dilakukan dengan jelas agar setiap anggota dapat fokus pada keahliannya masing-masing Dengan kerja sama ini, tim mampu menyusun solusi yang relevan, empatik, dan realistis. 

“Dalam merancang solusi, kami berusaha menghadirkan ide yang relevan dengan empati pada penyelenggara, serta aspek implementasi yang realistis, namun tetap membawa unsur kebaruan,” ujar Arro’uf.

Lebih lanjut, meski sudah mempersiapkan diri, tim tetap menghadapi tantangan besar. Pengalaman yang masih minim dalam bidang bidang logistik kebencanaan dan ketidakpastian kondisi darurat menjadi penyebab utama. Oleh karena itu, dukungan dari dosen Teknik Industri UII, Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc., menjadi kunci. Beliau membimbing tim memahami perspektif lapangan sehingga mereka bisa merancang solusi yang lebih tepat sasaran dan menyampaikan presentasi dengan lancar.

Kesan dan Pesan

Bagi Arrouf dan tim, Pengalaman mengikuti LNC 2025 memberikan pengalaman baru, terutama terkait penerapan teori Teknik Industri di dunia nyata. 

“Kami banyak belajar mengenai perbedaan manajemen logistik dalam dunia industri dengan logistik kemanusiaan. Perbedaan ini membuka wawasan kami tentang bagaimana cara menerapkan keilmuan Teknik Industri pada realitas masyarakat,” jelas Arro’uf.

Menutup ceritanya, Arro’uf turut membagikan tips bagi mahasiswa yang ingin mengikuti ajang serupa. Ia menekankan pentingnya memiliki empati dan kemampuan melihat persoalan dari berbagai sudut pandang. 

“Ide besar tanpa rencana realistis hanya akan menjadi ide. Sebaliknya, ide sederhana dengan implementasi yang tepat bisa memberi dampak besar,” tutupnya.

Keberhasilan ini membuktikan bahwa mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII mampu mengubah teori menjadi solusi nyata. Mereka juga menunjukkan kontribusi nyata keilmuan Teknik Industri untuk isu kemanusiaan.

Syawarani Gayatri

A team of three Industrial Engineering students from UII won the 2025 LNC.
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UII Industrial Engineering Students Win Second Place in LNC 2025

Students from the Industrial Engineering Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI) at the Islamic University of Indonesia (UII), once again achieved remarkable success. A team consisting of Ahmad Arro’uf Sulfuadi, Rajab Bullah Anggara Nasution, and Muhammad Mahdy Fadhlullah secured second place in the Study Case category at the Logistic National Competition (LNC) 2025, held from June 26 to July 7, 2025. This prestigious competition, organized by the Logistics Engineering Program of Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI), focused on humanitarian logistics solutions, particularly the distribution of aid to disaster-affected areas.

Preparation and Challenges in Humanitarian Logistics

This achievement was the result of well-structured preparation, even though the team had limited time. According to team leader Ahmad Arro’uf, each member was assigned a clear role, allowing everyone to focus on their specific strengths. As a result, the team was able to design a solution that was not only relevant but also empathetic and realistic. Moving from planning to execution, they consistently emphasized collaboration as their key strategy.

“In developing our solution, we aimed to create an idea that was relevant, empathetic toward the organizers, and realistic in its implementation, while still offering a touch of novelty,” explained Arro’uf.

Nevertheless, despite thorough preparation, the team still encountered significant challenges. Their limited experience in disaster logistics and the unpredictable nature of emergency situations posed considerable obstacles. Consequently, support from UII Industrial Engineering lecturer Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc. proved to be essential. Moreover, her guidance helped the team gain valuable field insights, enabling them to design a more targeted solution and deliver their presentation smoothly. This shift from facing obstacles to receiving guidance ultimately became a turning point in their journey.

Reflections and Messages

For Arro’uf and his teammates, participating in LNC 2025 offered an invaluable opportunity to apply Industrial Engineering theories to real-world contexts. Through this transition from classroom knowledge to practical application, their perspectives broadened significantly.

“We learned a great deal about the differences between logistics management in the industrial world and humanitarian logistics. These differences expanded our understanding of how Industrial Engineering knowledge can be applied directly to society’s realities,” Arro’uf shared.

Furthermore, as he concluded his story, Arro’uf also offered advice to fellow students who aspire to join similar competitions. He emphasized the importance of empathy and the ability to view problems from multiple perspectives. By moving from lessons learned to practical advice, his message became both inspiring and actionable.

“A big idea without a realistic plan will remain just an idea. On the other hand, a simple idea with the right implementation can create a significant impact,” he said.

Concluding Remark

Ultimately, this success demonstrates that UII Industrial Engineering students are capable of transforming theory into real solutions. Moreover, they have proven their commitment to contributing meaningfully to humanitarian issues through the lens of Industrial Engineering. This transition from theory to practice highlights both their academic competence and their social responsibility.

Syawarani Gayatri

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EXPO RSKE 2025: Industrial Engineering Students Showcase Ergonomic Innovations

Sixty-two teams of Industrial Engineering students from the Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Islamic University of Indonesia (UII) showcased their innovative product designs at the RSKE 2025 Big Project EXPO, held at the FTI UII Hall on Friday, July 25. With the theme “Innovation of Multifunctional and Sustainable Design for Easy Life and Eco Friendly,” the event marked the culmination of the Ergonomic Work System Design course. Moreover, it served not only as a final project presentation, but also as a platform for students to offer real solutions to real-world problems, using design principles rooted in ergonomics, sustainability, and multifunctionality.

To begin with, the event was officially opened by student hosts Ulvi Sakinah and Gerren Satrio Hariyudho, representing the Work System Design & Ergonomics Laboratory (DSK&E) as organizers. The opening featured a prayer and welcoming remarks from Prof. Dr. Ir. Hari Purnomo, M.T., IPU, ASEAN.Eng, Dean of FTI UII. In his speech, Prof. Hari encouraged students to see this EXPO as more than just a class requirement.

“This is a chance for students to grow beyond theory—to start becoming innovators who are aware of real-world issues and can deliver sustainable, tech-based solutions,” he said.

Student Innovation at RSKE EXPO

Moving on to the highlights, the main attraction of the EXPO was the student product showcase, where each prototype was assessed by a panel of judges. Among the standout projects was Group D12, winner of the Best Innovation 1 award.

Their creation: an ergonomic tractor powered by solar energy, designed to help improve farmers’ working posture and reduce the risk of injury. It incorporates eco-friendly materials and uses solar panels and lithium batteries as its energy source.

Interestingly, the idea stemmed from one team member’s observation of poor posture among farmers in their community. From that, the team set out to design something practical—and meaningful.

“We wanted to build something that’s not just useful, but also inspires Gen Z to reconnect with agriculture,” said Hammam Rizqullah Maulana, team representative.

Impressions and Appreciation 

In terms of responses, the EXPO drew visitors from both within and outside the Industrial Engineering department. One of them, Maisya Thara Lail, a Communication Science student, shared her thoughts:

“Honestly, I’m amazed. I don’t come from a technical background, but seeing how these students turned ideas into real prototypes is just impressive,” she said. She added that she hopes the event becomes an annual tradition.

Meanwhile, Felix Rasyada Rafif, the event coordinator, expressed his gratitude for the students’ hard work and the overall success of the EXPO.

“I’m incredibly proud of the 2023 class. Their ideas were creative, diverse, and full of innovation,” he said.

Felix also emphasized the importance of continuing the development of these projects, potentially entering them into wider competitions. Furthermore, he applauded the strong enthusiasm from both visitors and students, especially how actively participants explained their designs and engaged with the audience.

The Winner

In conclusion, the wide range of projects displayed at the EXPO reflected more than just technical skill. They showcased the students’ sense of social responsibility, their commitment to sustainability, and their ability to translate theory into real-world solutions.

To recognize their outstanding work, the organizing committee awarded several teams for the most impressive and impactful designs. Specifically, the following teams were among those honored at this year’s EXPO:

AchievementKode KelompokNamaNIM
Best Innovation 1D12Scheva Ghifara Derossi23522214
Hammam Rizqullah Maulana23522236
Muhammad Zaki Hosam Daifullah23522153
R. Nabila Wirda Ayuningtyas23522150
Best Innovation 2D10Nasywa Ar Ridho23522300
Alan Bayu Kusuma23522266
Rahmalia Yunita23522105
Elviana Dewi Khusna23522092
Best Innovation 3B3Ferdian Anugrah Pratama23522251
Muhammad Afif Yusfian23522278
Ahmad Arro'uf Sulfuadi23522279
Gani Luthfi Marzuq23522301
Best Innovation 4E2Sang Adji Paco Labib23522168
Muetya Azzahra23522233
⁠Muhammad Wildan Itsna Asyifa23522209
Ersa Alviani23522221
Best ExpoA9Rofiq Burhan23522228
Muhammad Naufal Akbar23522229
Reza Anugrah Putra Ramadhan23522242
Best PresentationIP 1M Rifky Habibi Zulfy23522276
Badr Aldeen Al-khazan23522258
Jean De Dieu Habumuremyi23522259
Adiyasa Bagus Wicaksana23522053
Best PrototypeC10Ilham Nugraha Adi Susanto22522295
Aditya Zakki Nugroho22522315
Herdias Maulana22522339
Rian Adi Nugraha22522021

Syawarani Gayatri

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EXPO RSKE 2025: Mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII Tampilkan Inovasi Ergonomis

LSebanyak 62 kelompok mahasiswa Teknik Industri Fakultas Teknologi Industri Universitas Islam Indonesia (FTI UII) memamerkan berbagai inovasi produk unggulan dalam EXPO Big Project RSKE 2025 yang digelar di Hall FTI UII pada Jumat (25/07). Mengusung tema “Innovation of Multifunctional and Sustainable Design for Easy Life and Eco Friendly”, kegiatan ini menjadi puncak dari mata kuliah Rekayasa Sistem Kerja Ergonomis (RSKE). Lebih dari sekedar pameran, EXPO ini menjadi wadah bagi mahasiswa untuk menghadirkan solusi nyata lewat rancangan produk yang berbasis prinsip Sustainability, Ergonomics, dan Multifunction.

Acara dibuka secara resmi oleh Ulvi Sakinah dan Gerren Satrio Hariyudho selaku MC dari pihak penyelenggara, yakni Laboratorium Desain Sistem Kerja dan Ergonomi (DSK&E). Selanjutnya, suasana kegiatan semakin khidmat berkat pembacaan doa, kemudian dilanjutkan sambutan oleh Dekan FTI UII, Prof. Dr. Ir. Hari Purnomo, M.T., IPU, ASEAN.Eng.

Dalam sambutannya, Beliau berbagi harapan agar EXPO ini menjadi ruang melatih mahasiswa agar tidak hanya menguasai teori, tetapi juga mampu bersaing secara praktik di dunia kerja.

Menurutnya, “Expo ini bukan sekadar ajang tugas akhir mata kuliah, tetapi merupakan langkah awal bagi mahasiswa untuk menjadi inovator yang peka terhadap permasalahan di lingkungan sekitar serta mampu memberikan solusi melalui pendekatan teknologi dan ergonomi yang berkelanjutan,” ujarnya.

Inovasi Mahasiswa

Acara dilanjutkan dengan pameran karya inovasi mahasiswa berupa prototype yang dinilai langsung oleh dewan juri. Salah satu yang menarik perhatian adalah karya dari kelompok D12, yang berhasil meraih gelar Best Innovation 1. Tim ini menciptakan traktor inovatif untuk memperbaiki postur kerja petani agar lebih ergonomis sehingga dapat mengurangi risiko cedera. Tak hanya itu, produk ini juga mengusung konsep sustainable design dengan memanfaatkan bahan ramah lingkungan. Selain itu, produk ini dilengkapi panel surya dan baterai lithium sebagai sumber energi alternatif.

Menariknya, ide ini berawal dari pengalaman salah satu anggota tim yang melihat langsung postur kerja petani di lingkungannya yang kurang tepat. Dari situ muncul keinginan untuk memberi solusi nyata bagi para pekerja di sektor pertanian. Lebih dari itu, inovasi ini juga diangkat untuk membangkitkan ketertarikan generasi muda terhadap dunia pertanian. 

“Kami ingin menciptakan sesuatu yang bukan hanya berguna, tapi juga mengajak Gen Z agar kembali peduli pada dunia pertanian,” ujar Hammam Rizqullah Maulana, selaku perwakilan tim.

Kata Mereka tentang EXPO RSKE 2025

Selain dihadiri mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII, expo ini juga terbuka untuk umum. Salah satu pengunjung adalah Maisya Thara Lail, mahasiswa Ilmu Komunikasi. Ia mengaku terkesan dengan inovasi yang ditampilkan. 

“Keren banget, jujur. Aku sendiri nggak punya latar belakang di bidang seperti ini, jadi menurutku luar biasa para mahasiswa TI bisa mewujudkan ide jadi prototype yang nyata kayak gini,” ujarnya.

Maisya juga berharap expo serupa dapat digelar kembali di tahun-tahun mendatang. Sementara itu, Felix Rasyada Rafif selaku ketua pelaksana menyampaikan rasa bangga dan syukurnya atas terselenggaranya EXPO BIG PROJECT RSKE 2025.

“Sebagai perwakilan Lab, saya sangat bangga dengan angkatan 2023 selaku peserta expo tahun ini. Produk yang mereka buat benar-benar inovatif, kreatif, dan variatif,” ungkapnya.

Lebih lanjut, Felix juga berharap agar karya-karya mahasiswa tidak berhenti sampai pada ajang ini saja. Sebaliknya, ia mendorong agar inovasi tersebut terus dikembangkan dan bahkan bisa dibawa ke tingkat kompetisi yang lebih tinggi. Di sisi lain, ia juga mengapresiasi antusiasme tinggi dari para pengunjung yang memadati area expo, serta keaktifan para peserta dalam mempresentasikan produk mereka secara langsung kepada pengunjung.

Achievement

Dengan demikian, berbagai produk inovatif yang dipresentasikan menjadi bukti semangat inovasi generasi muda Teknik Industri FTI UII. Tak hanya menunjukkan kemampuan akademik, para mahasiswa juga menunjukkan kepedulian terhadap isu-isu masyarakat serta komitmen untuk menghadirkan solusi yang berkelanjutan.

Lebih lanjut, sebagai bentuk apresiasi, panitia EXPO RSKE 2025 turut memberikan penghargaan kepada beberapa kelompok dengan karya terbaik. Adapun daftar kelompok yang berhasil meraih penghargaan dalam EXPO tahun ini adalah sebagai berikut:

AchievementKode KelompokNamaNIM
Best Innovation 1D12Scheva Ghifara Derossi23522214
Hammam Rizqullah Maulana23522236
Muhammad Zaki Hosam Daifullah23522153
R. Nabila Wirda Ayuningtyas23522150
Best Innovation 2D10Nasywa Ar Ridho23522300
Alan Bayu Kusuma23522266
Rahmalia Yunita23522105
Elviana Dewi Khusna23522092
Best Innovation 3B3Ferdian Anugrah Pratama23522251
Muhammad Afif Yusfian23522278
Ahmad Arro'uf Sulfuadi23522279
Gani Luthfi Marzuq23522301
Best Innovation 4E2Sang Adji Paco Labib23522168
Muetya Azzahra23522233
⁠Muhammad Wildan Itsna Asyifa23522209
Ersa Alviani23522221
Best ExpoA9Rofiq Burhan23522228
Muhammad Naufal Akbar23522229
Reza Anugrah Putra Ramadhan23522242
Best PresentationIP 1M Rifky Habibi Zulfy23522276
Badr Aldeen Al-khazan23522258
Jean De Dieu Habumuremyi23522259
Adiyasa Bagus Wicaksana23522053
Best PrototypeC10Ilham Nugraha Adi Susanto22522295
Aditya Zakki Nugroho22522315
Herdias Maulana22522339
Rian Adi Nugraha22522021

Syawarani Gayatri

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Learning from the Experts: Industrial Engineering Dive into Logistics Management

The Practitioners’ Class once again became part of the academic agenda for Industrial Engineering students at the Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FTI UII). This time, students of the Logistics Management course had the opportunity to learn and engage in discussion directly with Dr. Zaroni, CISCP, CFMP, a Senior Consultant at Supply Chain Indonesia. The lecture, titled “Strategic Supply Chain & Logistics Response to Current Global Geopolitical Dynamics”, offered valuable insights into how global political conditions are impacting supply chains and logistics strategies across sectors.

During the session, Dr. Zaroni guided students to understand the critical role of logistics management as a core component of MSME business strategies. He also emphasized the importance of developing data-driven operational analysis rooted in local context and encouraged students to formulate strategic plans using a multidisciplinary approach—encompassing logistics, technology, human resources, and partnerships. This learning experience was further enriched through in-depth case discussions and practical insights drawn from real-world challenges in various sectors.

“Having Mr. Zaroni in person gave us an incredibly insightful overview of the logistics landscape across various sectors—from agriculture and halal logistics to humanitarian supply chains. The opportunity for open discussions and presentations really broadened our understanding of the course material and the many factors that influence,” said Rangga, one of the students attending the class.

Exploring Logistics Management Through Case Studies

More than just a lecture, Dr. Zaroni invited students to actively explore and analyze real-world case studies related to topic. The discussions covered a wide range of strategic aspects, beginning with logistics for MSMEs—focusing on the design of integrated logistics strategies to help small-scale businesses operate more efficiently and competitively.

The topic of rural logistics was also raised, highlighting the real challenges of ensuring food distribution equity in remote areas. Solutions discussed included community-based approaches and the use of simple technologies. These were tailored to the geographic and social contexts of rural populations.

In urban settings, the discussion focused on the complexity of last-mile delivery. This challenge demands tech-driven innovation, smart infrastructure development, and collaboration between public and private sectors. Halal logistics also emerged as a key topic. It addresses the need for Sharia-compliant supply chains in the midst of global competition. This requires clear regulations, proper certification, and value-based differentiation strategies.

Lastly, students explored disaster logistics management. This essential field requires adaptive strategies to respond effectively during emergencies and situations with limited resources. The goal is to ensure that humanitarian aid is delivered swiftly, accurately, and in a well-coordinated manner. The results of these case studies were then presented in class, followed by group discussions focusing on each topic area.

From Theory to Real-World Insight

The inclusion of practitioner classes is designed to ensure students not only understand theoretical concepts but also gain practical insights. More than that, the discussions foster critical thinking skills among Industrial Engineering students at UII. With these skills, students are expected to make strategic decisions and become adaptive problem solvers in real-world scenarios.

Syawarani Gayatri

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Belajar Langsung dari Ahli: Teknik Industri dalam Manajemen Logistik

Kegiatan Kelas Praktisi kembali hadir dalam agenda perkuliahan mahasiswa Teknik Industri, Fakultas Teknologi Industri, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FTI UII). Pada kesempatan kali ini, mahasiswa mata kuliah Manajemen Logistik berkesempatan untuk belajar dan berdiskusi langsung bersama Dr. Zaroni CISCP, CFMP, seorang Konsultan Senior Supply Chain Indonesia. Kuliah yang bertajuk “Respon Strategi Supply Chain & Logistik terhadap Dinamika Geopolitik Global Terkini” ini memberikan wawasan mendalam tentang bagaimana kondisi geopolitik global mempengaruhi rantai pasok dan strategi logistik di berbagai sektor.

Dalam sesi ini, Dr. Zaroni mengajak mahasiswa untuk memahami pentingnya manajemen logistik sebagai bagian dari strategi bisnis UMKM. Mahasiswa juga diarahkan untuk mengasah kemampuan analisis operasional berbasis data dan konteks lokal. Selain itu, mereka diajak menyusun rencana strategis dengan pendekatan multidisipliner. Pendekatan ini mencakup berbagai aspek, seperti logistik, teknologi, sumber daya manusia, dan kemitraan.

“Kelas praktisi bersama Pak Zaroni memberi overview yang sangat insightful mengenai dunia logistik di berbagai sektor seperti pertanian, halal, hingga kemanusiaan. Kesempatan berdiskusi hingga presentasi membuka wawasan luas mengenai seluruh aspek dan faktor dari materi kuliah yang sudah disampaikan sebelumnya,” ujar Rangga, salah satu peserta kuliah.

Belajar Manajemen Logistik Lewat Studi Kasus

Tak hanya menjelaskan secara satu arah, beliau juga mengajak mahasiswa untuk terjun langsung mengkaji kasus-kasus yang berkaitan dengan topik perkuliahan. Pembahasan mencakup berbagai aspek strategis. Salah satunya adalah logistik untuk UMKM, yang berfokus pada perancangan strategi logistik terintegrasi guna mendukung pengembangan bisnis skala kecil agar lebih efisien dan kompetitif. Selanjutnya, mahasiswa membahas isu logistik perdesaan dengan mengkaji tantangan nyata dalam pemerataan akses pangan. Mereka melakukan kajian menggunakan pendekatan berbasis komunitas serta memanfaatkan teknologi sederhana yang disesuaikan dengan kondisi geografis dan sosial masyarakat desa.

Pada konteks perkotaan, difokuskan pada kompleksitas last-mile delivery, yang menuntut inovasi berbasis teknologi, pengembangan infrastruktur cerdas, serta kolaborasi antara sektor publik dan swasta. Logistik halal juga menjadi topik penting dalam perkuliahan ini. Pembahasan difokuskan pada kebutuhan rantai pasok yang sesuai dengan prinsip syariah, di tengah persaingan global yang menuntut adanya regulasi yang jelas, sertifikasi, serta strategi diferensiasi berbasis nilai.

Selain itu, mahasiswa juga mendalami manajemen logistik kebencanaan. Bidang ini sangat krusial karena memerlukan strategi adaptif dalam menghadapi situasi darurat dan keterbatasan sumber daya. Tujuannya adalah agar bantuan kemanusiaan dapat tersalurkan dengan cepat, tepat, dan terkoordinasi. Hasil dari kajian tersebut kemudian dipresentasikan oleh mahasiswa di dalam kelas. Selanjutnya, sesi diskusi dilakukan untuk membahas studi kasus dari masing-masing bidang.

From Theory to Real-World Insight

Kelas-kelas praktisi mendorong mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII untuk memahami materi secara praktis, tidak hanya secara teoritis. Melalui diskusi interaktif, kelas ini juga mengasah kemampuan berpikir kritis mahasiswa dalam menghadapi tantangan dunia industri nyata. Dengan kemampuan tersebut, mahasiswa diharapkan mampu mengambil keputusan strategis dan menjadi problem solver yang adaptif dalam dunia nyata.

Syawarani Gayatri

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Mengenal Teknik Industri UII Lewat Sehari Menjadi Mahasiswa FTI

Suasana semangat antusias memenuhi Gedung KH. Mas Mansur, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), saat ratusan siswa SMA mengikuti kegiatan “Sehari Menjadi Mahasiswa Fakultas Teknologi Industri (FTI) UII”. Kegiatan yang dilaksanakan pada Kamis (19/06) ini menjadi salah satu upaya FTI dalam memperkenalkan program studi perkuliahan kepada calon mahasiswa sejak dini, termasuk Program Studi S1 Teknik Industri. 

Salah satu mahasiswa aktif Teknik Industri UII, Dinda Meilia Rhepon, turut berpartisipasi sebagai pembawa acara (MC), menambah nuansa kekeluargaan dan kebanggaan tersendiri. Acara dibuka dengan sambutan dari Kepala Jurusan Teknik Industri, Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc. Dalam sambutannya, Dr. Imam menekankan pentingnya memperluas wawasan rekayasa dan manajemen sejak bangku SMA. Ia juga menyampaikan bahwa Teknik Industri UII tidak hanya berfokus pada aspek teknis, namun juga mempersiapkan mahasiswanya menjadi pemimpin yang adaptif dan inovatif. 

“Kami tidak hanya mencetak teknokrat, tetapi calon-calon pemimpin bangsa. Teknik Industri adalah jembatan antara teknologi dan pengambilan keputusan,” tegasnya. 

Siswa SMA Menyentuh Dunia Teknik Industri 

Usai sesi pembukaan, para peserta dibagi ke dalam beberapa mini class sesuai jurusan, termasuk Teknik Industri. Kelas ini diisi dengan materi bertema Supply Chain dan Design Thinking yang sukses menarik perhatian para siswa. Salah satu peserta, Goldiano L.K. Syafi Divinyaru dari SMA Negeri 1 Ngaglik, mengaku sangat antusias karena bisa memahami bagaimana produk dirancang, diuji kelayakan, hingga sampai ke tangan konsumen. 

“Saya jadi tahu bagaimana pentingnya proses memilih supplier hingga distribusi produk. Ini membuka wawasan baru tentang dunia industri,” ungkapnya. 

Goldiano juga mengaku takjub terhadap kegiatan mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII yang ternyata sangat aktif, baik dalam proyek internal maupun kolaborasi global. “Awalnya saya belum tahu apakah Teknik Industri UII dan mahasiswanya aktif atau tidak. Tapi setelah melihat langsung, saya jadi tahu bahwa Teknik Industri UII bahkan telah menjalin banyak kerja sama baik dengan pihak dalam maupun luar negeri. Itu membuat kami kaget sekaligus kagum,” tambahnya.

Hal serupa dirasakan oleh Naura, siswi asal Bantul. Ia mengaku semakin tertarik dengan dunia Teknik Industri setelah mengikuti kegiatan ini.

“Menurut saya, Teknik Industri itu luas, lapangan kerjanya fleksibel, dan saya jadi makin tertarik untuk mengenal lebih jauh dunia Teknik Industri,” ujarnya.

Sesi Laboratorium Tour

Lebih lanjut, usai sesi mini class, para peserta diajak mengikuti campus tour dan lab tour ke berbagai fasilitas Teknik Industri yang berada di lingkungan FTI UII. Sepanjang kegiatan tersebut, antusiasme peserta tampak jelas dari tingginya rasa ingin tahu mereka terhadap dunia laboratorium dan aktivitas praktik mahasiswa Teknik Industri.

Selain memperkenalkan UII dan Program Studi Teknik Industri secara lebih mendalam, kegiatan ini juga bertujuan untuk menumbuhkan ketertarikan serta membangun motivasi siswa dalam mengenal dunia perguruan tinggi. Teknik Industri UII mendorong para siswa yang mengikuti program ini untuk lebih percaya diri dan yakin dalam memilih jalur studi yang sesuai dengan minat dan potensi mereka.

Syawarani Gayatri

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UII Industrial Engineering at “A Day as an FTI Student”

A wave of excitement filled the KH. Mas Mansur Building at the Islamic University of Indonesia (UII) as hundreds of high school students took part in the “A Day as a Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI) Student” event. Held on Thursday (June 19), this activity was part of FTI’s effort to introduce its study programs— including the undergraduate Industrial Engineering program— to future students early on.

One of UII’s active Industrial Engineering students, Dinda Meilia Rhepon, also joined the event as the MC, adding a warm and welcoming touch to the atmosphere. The event kicked off with opening remarks from the Head of the Industrial Engineering Department, Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc. In his speech, Dr. Imam highlighted how important it is to expand one’s knowledge in both engineering and management even from high school. He also pointed out that UII’s Industrial Engineering program isn’t just about technical stuff—it also aims to shape students into adaptable and innovative future leaders.

“We’re not just producing technical experts—we’re nurturing future leaders of the nation. Industrial Engineering is the bridge between technology and decision-making,” he emphasized.

Getting a Taste of Industrial Engineering World

After the opening session, participants were divided into several mini classes based on their chosen departments, including Industrial Engineering. This class featured materials on Supply Chain and Design Thinking, which really caught the students’ attention. One of them, Goldiano L.K. Syafi Divinyaru from SMA Negeri 1 Ngaglik, said he was really excited to finally understand how products are designed, tested for feasibility, and delivered to consumers.

“I learned how important it is to choose the right suppliers and manage product distribution. It gave me a whole new perspective on the industrial world,” he shared.

Goldiano also said he was amazed at how active UII’s Industrial Engineering students are—both in internal projects and international collaborations.

“Honestly, I wasn’t sure if UII and its students were that active. But after seeing it firsthand, I found out that UII’s Industrial Engineering program actually has a lot of partnerships, both locally and internationally. That really surprised and impressed me,” he added.

Naura, a student from Bantul, felt the same way. She said she became even more interested in Industrial Engineering after joining the event.

“I think Industrial Engineering covers a wide field, the job opportunities are flexible, and now I’m even more curious to learn more about it,” she said.

Laboratorium Tour Session

After the mini class session, participants joined a campus tour and lab visit to explore the various Industrial Engineering facilities within FTI UII. Throughout the tour, their enthusiasm was clear, especially in how curious they were about the labs and hands-on activities carried out by the students.

Besides giving a deeper introduction to UII and the Industrial Engineering program, the event also aimed to spark student interest and motivation in exploring the world of higher education. Through this program, UII’s Industrial Engineering department hopes participants will feel more confident and assured when choosing a study path that matches their interests and potential.

Syawarani Gayatri

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Education Meets Industry: Industrial Engineering Students Visit Two Major Manufacturing Sites

On Friday (June 20), students from the Industrial Engineering Study Program at Industrial Technology Faculty, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) went on an industrial visit to PT Industri Jamu dan Farmasi Sido Muncul Tbk and PT Ungaran Sari Garment. The visit was part of the Quality Control and Assurance course and aimed to give students hands-on exposure to how quality systems are implemented in real industrial settings. It served as a way for students to directly observe how quality control theories are applied in actual production and assurance processes. 

PT Sido Muncul: From Storage to Packaging 

At PT Industri Jamu dan Farmasi Sido Muncul Tbk, students observed how storage systems and packaging inspections are carried out to maintain quality standards from the beginning—starting with raw material processing to final packing, including primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging.

They also visited the laboratory and Research and Development (R&D) division, where they learned about the testing process for materials before production. At this stage, students were introduced to various quality control methods, including initial inspection, microbiological testing, packaging control, and the use of automated sensors to detect discrepancies.

The visit wrapped up with a discussion session with the Quality Assurance (QA) team. The QA team shared how the company applies comprehensive quality control at every production stage. They also explained the measures taken to maintain consistent quality and the strategies used to handle potential deviations. 

PT Ungaran Sari Garment: Automation, Lean Systems, and Textile Quality Control 

PT Ungaran Sari Garment is one of Indonesia’s largest garment manufacturers for export, producing for well-known global brands such as Uniqlo, Tommy Hilfiger, and Calvin Klein. During this industrial visit, UII’s Industrial Engineering students had the opportunity to observe how quality control is applied in a labor-intensive textile industry environment that adopts lean manufacturing systems. Students toured the production areas, starting from fabric cutting to the final finishing stages. They were introduced to on-site work systems that promote efficiency through well-organized production lines and quality checks at different stages. They also observed how non-conforming products are handled by the Quality Control team using systematic procedures. 

The visit gave students insights into the dynamics of the garment industry, including work arrangements, task distribution between departments, and the use of information technology to support operations. With an interactive atmosphere, students not only observed but also engaged in discussions with company representatives about the challenges and strategies in maintaining quality in the export textile sector. 

Through this visit, UII Industrial Engineering students not only strengthened their theoretical understanding of quality control but also gained practical knowledge that aligns with the current needs of both the pharmaceutical and textile industries.

Syawarani Gayatri