AADC 2 gives tips for staying productive amid pandemic
UNAIR NEWS –Â Staying productive in the pandemic era is neither easy nor difficult, it depends on each personality because during a pandemic, almost every activity
UNAIR NEWS –Â Staying productive in the pandemic era is neither easy nor difficult, it depends on each personality because during a pandemic, almost every activity
UNAIR NEWS – The emergence of Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in changes to health care systems around the world, including Indonesia. An example of such change is
UNAIR NEWSÂ – Petronella Marcia Risamasu’s is getting busier, especially after the hospital she leads, Yowari Regional General Hospital (RSUD), Jayapura, was appointed as one of
UNAIR NEWS – Even amid Covid-19 pandemic situation, these four State Administration (AN) Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) UNAIR students have stayed productive.
UNAIR NEWSÂ – Based on the results of Basic Health Research (Riskesdas) in 2018, the dental problems in Indonesia are tooth decay, cavities and pain (45.3
UNAIR NEWS – Even though Covid-19 pandemic has yet to end, Universitas Airlangga still inaugurated new students of Doctoral, Masters, Specialist and Professional programs for odd semester
UNAIR NEWS –Â The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot of things in various fields, including animal husbandry both on a small and wide scale ruminant
UNAIR NEWS – In a few days, the new semester 2020/2021 will be held. Lecturers are busy looking for the best in compiling the lecture
UNAIR NEWS – Universitas Airlangga as one of the best universities in Indonesia always strives to improve the practices of Higher Education Tri Dharma. One
UNAIR NEWS – Bullying is still rife in Indonesia’s school. Ironically, cases of bullying against adolescents are increasingly being found. The rise of bullying that
UNAIR NEWS – The inauguration ceremony for Universitas Airlangga students this year is carried out differently. Due to the pandemic, for the first time ever,
UNAIR NEWS – The increasing confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia require a large number of medical workers. Therefore, approximately 1600 Medical Specialist Education Participants