BINUS University upholds a system of elected representation, ensuring that both faculty and students have a voice in the university’s governance. The key features of the representative governance structure at BINUS University are outlined below:

  1. University Academic Senate: BINUS University has established the University Academic Senate as the highest representation body for faculty members. This senate plays a crucial role in academic decision-making, policy formulation, and overall governance. Members of the University Academic Senate are elected from among the faculty to represent their respective academic units.
  2. Student Leadership Elections: Recognizing the importance of student involvement in university affairs, BINUS University conducts regular elections for student leaders. These elected student representatives serve as the voice of the student body, addressing their concerns, and contributing to the enhancement of the overall student experience.
  3. Faculty Representation: Within each faculty, there may be additional representative structures, such as faculty councils or committees, where faculty members can actively participate in decision-making processes. These bodies contribute to shaping academic policies and fostering collaboration within their respective faculties.

The emphasis on elected representation ensures that diverse perspectives are considered in university governance. It promotes transparency, inclusivity, and the active participation of both faculty and students in the shared governance of BINUS University. This commitment to representative governance aligns with the university’s mission to provide a dynamic and engaging academic environment.