Short-Cuts to Medical Schools

Permits for the establishment of several medical faculties issued by the Research, Technology and Higher Education Minister Muhammad Nasir are alleged to be procedurally flawed. The ministers reckless and politically-motivated decision, ignoring the recommendations of his own team will further compromise the quality of the medical education in Indonesia.

Tempo's investigation found some troubling facts. Out of the eight new faculties that were issu

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