Event Dates: 22, 24, 25, 26 November 2021 (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)

Place: Zoom Meeting

Time : 14.00 - 16.00


The political situation of a country does not interfere with academic activities. STEKOM University institutionally does not take sides in a political conflict of a country. This is in line with the political stance of the Indonesian state which states that it is free and active. Evidence of this is the holding of educational cooperation between STEKOM University and a university from Ukraine.

STEKOM University cooperates with Zaporizhzhia National University in Ukraine. The collaboration is a Lecturer Exchange which is held online with the Zoom Meeting media. This event is held for four days, Monday to Friday from 22 - 26 November 2021 at 14.00 Western Indonesian Time.

The opening ceremony was attended by Dr. Joseph Teguh Santoso as Chancellor of STEKOM University and also Mr. Ahmad Zaenuri as Head of the Entrepreneurship Department of STEKOM University to give remarks. A speech was also delivered by Mr. Wibi Ardi Alvianto to give hospitality. As for this event, Mrs. Anggi Novita Sari as International Affairs from STEKOM University.


There were 3 (three) speakers in this event. The first day we presented speakers from the Business Faculty, namely 1. Damir Bikulov who is a Doctor of Public Administration and a professor. In his lecture, he presented the topic "Transformation of Export Flows in the Context of the Global Food Crisis". The material presented was very deep and crucial, especially in the midst of the Ukrainian political situation at that time. However, the presenters remained professional and objective in their delivery so that the impression of being provocative and political could still be avoided.

On the second and third days of this collaboration event, we presented speakers from the Faculty of Engineering, namely 2. Serhi Chopperov as a Doctor in Engineering Science as well as a Professor. The topic he presented was “Neural Networks in Mechanica” which was delivered on Wednesday and continued on Thursday with the topic “R-Functions in Geometric Modeling”. Both materials were presented very clearly, both conceptually and practically. Participants felt enlightened and had a lot of new knowledge after participating in the activity.

The last day (Friday) we also presented speakers from the Faculty of Engineering, namely 3. Serhi Korinnyi (PhD in Economics, Associate Professor) with the topic "Ukrainian Railway Engineering Company Transformation Amid Transport Infrastructure Reform". The material and delivery is very interesting and clear. The explanations and examples presented in this presentation give participants a real picture of the company transformation process that is being carried out amid the infrastructure reforms being carried out in the country.

Each lecturer delivered the material for four hours and continued with a question and answer session with all students and all attendees. In the session, all the lecturers who gave the material looked very enthusiastic, both the lecturers and the participants. The question and answer session always seems to be a session that is always awaited every day.