Center of Economic Development

The Center for Economic Development actively provides training for researchers, including faculty and student members. These training programs encompass Tableau training and Mendeley training. Through this training initiative, the Center for Economic Development Studies is committed to producing competent, skilled, and integrity-driven researchers ready to engage with the community.

The Center for Economic Development recognizes the importance of community engagement, forging a vital link between research and real-world needs. By immersing ourselves in community life, we gain a deeper understanding of economic conditions at the grassroots level, allowing for the identification of urgent needs.

The Center for Economic Development in collaboration with the Mundu Village Government, collaborates through the Kedaireka program (Business World Cooperation and Reka Creation). This program aims to advance the economy of Mundu Village. Through this program, it is hoped that the synergy between the research center and the Mundu Village Government can increase the competitiveness of the Mundu Village economy. In addition to collaborating with the Mundu Village Government, the Center also involves the Institute for Rural Technology Development (LPTP).

The Center for Economic Development consistently publishes research and community service reports to the public. To amplify the publication of research findings from faculty and students, the Center collaborates with the industrial partner Pandiva. Through this collaboration, it is expected that the lecturer and student research publications will benefit the community.