Aside from medical studies, FKUI also support the arts and heritage. FKUI has a lot of events that goes in the theme of art, this includes; Unjuk Rasa and Satu Untuk Semua, a big art event that showcases the FKUI’s community talents in musical drama, orchestra and others. The student council of FKUI has its own arts departement where they held extracuricurral activities for specific arts for their students. Under the student council there is a specific organization for film and photo enthousiasts called BFM (Badan Film Mahasiswa), where they also held film screenings and art exhibitions. Students of FKUI has also won and/or compete ini non-medical competitions such as Abang None and Miss Indonesia. The student council of FKUI also conducted a work program “Contingent Guidance” where they guide and support art contingents to compete in UIAW, medical league, and national other art competitions.
The historic white building of FKUI has been conserved as an iconic landmark in DKI Jakarta as a cultural heritage which was built since 1916-1920. FMUI allocated budgets in for building maintenance and conservations each year in order to preserve the national cultural heritage building. In 2020, as commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the building, FKUI carried out a series of activities to preserve the FKUI building as a cultural heritage building in the form of building renovations and environmental preservation of cultural heritage buildings. Also, inside IMERI FKUI there is a museum that has been officialized by the government. The museum comprises of more than 5000 collections of medical specimens and artefacts as well can be helpful for students’ learning process. This museum has also won an award for the smart museum category. iMuseum is open for public and during the pandemic, iMuseum conducted virtual tour.
11.2.2 Public access to libraries
Provide public access to libraries including books and publications
•With free access
•Paid Access
Maintaining integrity as the oldest faculty in Indonesia, the largest producer of medical graduates in the entire country, FKUI provides a library as a means of learning as well as a place to develop knowledge. Collaborating with the IMERI Knowledge Management Center Cluster since 2017, the FKUI Library continues to innovate on the basis of technology and information to make the Faculty Library superior and apply the values: service excellent, comprehensive, user friendly, current, and collaboration. UI academics, both the Faculty of Medicine and other faculties, have access to Digilib Library, which is located on the 10th floor of IMERI FKUI
11.2.3 Public access to museums
Provide public access to museums, exhibition spaces or galleries, or works of art and artefacts
•With free access
•Paid access
Universitas Indonesia has provided public access to iMeri (Indonesia Museum of Health and Medicine (iMuseum) IMERI FMUI at UI Campus Salemba Jakarta. Indonesia Museum of Health and Medicine (iMuseum) IMERI FKUI was inaugurated on September 14th, 2017. It is located in Salemba Raya St. No. 6, Kenari, Senen, Central Jakarta. This museum has over 5,000 collections mainly the legacy of the Dutch colonial era, when the Faculty of Medicine UI was still known as School tot Opleiding van Indische Artsen (STOVIA). These collections are medical specimens and artefacts in the form of medical devices, videos, and media directories. The museum has the first and only modern media machines in South East Asia, which can now be seen live at iMuseum IMERI FKUI. With technological advancements and 3D human body visualization, medical students can execute internal surgeries on a three-dimensional imaging of a human anatomy. During the pandemic, iMuseum provided adaptive solution for open access touring for the citizens through the program called “Belajar Kedokteran dan Kesehatan bersama iMuseum IMERI (ARTERI)” that was conducted online for elementary students across Indonesia.
11.2.4 Public access to green spaces
Provide free public access to open spaces and green spaces
FMUI provide free public access to open spaces and green spaces especially for pedestrian walk. FMUI front yard greening in Salemba Campus is also continuously conducted each year to provide green open space in the city
Evidence : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vx_fibHznyDbxve37nBkFJx6iqgjZEno
11.2.5 Arts and heritage contribution
Contribute to local arts, in terms of number of annual public performances of university choirs, theatre groups, orchestras etc. Either ad-hoc or as part of an ongoing programme
•Ad hoc
•Ongoing programme
In order to foster artistic creativity of students at FMUI, Student Executive Board (BEM FMUI) established the Department of Art that has artistic activities such as dance, choir, music, and photography seminars. The art activities that BEM FMUI regularly holds were: FMUI Artshow Demonstration which consisted of several series of events: UnCoach (Art Workshop in collaboration with art seminars), UNView (short film production on YouTube and IGTV), UnEX (IKM artwork exhibition which includes painting, poetry, poetry, singing, dance, and photos).
In addition, FKUI BEM has also held SUS “Art for All” in the form of a sharing session/webinar related to Surviving Mental Disorders which was brought by one of the FKUI staff. In addition, there are two out of three series of events related to art, namely Drawing and painting with the YPAC community and “Virtual Support Group” which is a sharing session while painting on woodcut media.
Finally, BEM FKUI also conducts a work program “Contingent Guidance” where we guide and support art contingents to compete in UIAW, medical league, and other art competitions.
Evidence : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ILDgjYJV9OO6uM9uLP3FARKtS7YLri7d/edit#
11.2.6 Record and preserve cultural heritage
Deliver projects to record and preserve intangible cultural heritage such as local folklore, traditions, language, and knowledge
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia Salemba Campus Building has been designated as a cultural heritage building by national government. Therefore, FMUI participated actively in preserving the building without major changing of shape, color, or elements. Any attempts to move, dismantle, or separate part of the building from the Cultural Conservation Building should be consulted to the authority. FMUI allocated budgets for building maintenance and conservations each year in order to preserve the national cultural heritage building. In 2020, as commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the building, FKUI carried out a series of activities to preserve the FKUI building as a cultural heritage building in the form of building renovations and environmental preservation of cultural heritage buildings.
