Depok, 27 February 2026 — The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Indonesia (FMIPA UI), welcomed a visit from the State Financial Management (MKN) Study Program of PKN STAN for a discussion on the development of an actuarial concentration/specialization. The meeting took place at the Central Administration Meeting Room of FMIPA UI, Depok, on Thursday (26/2/2026).

The visit aimed to discuss strengthening the actuarial curriculum to better align with the needs of the government sector, particularly in supporting the stability of the state financial sector. This development responds to the needs of the Directorate General of Financial Sector Stability and Development (DJSPSK), which emphasizes the importance of enhancing human resource capacity in the field of actuarial science to support fiscal policy analysis, guarantees, and insurance for national infrastructure projects.

The Dean of FMIPA UI, Tito Latif Indra, welcomed this collaborative initiative as a form of higher education’s contribution in addressing the government’s strategic needs.

“The demand for actuarial expertise in the public sector is becoming increasingly dynamic and complex. FMIPA UI is ready to contribute to curriculum development and academic strengthening so that the competencies developed are not only theoretically solid, but also practically applicable in supporting national fiscal policy,” he stated.

The discussion also covered the proposed structure of the actuarial specialization, which is planned to be implemented from Semester 4 through Semester 8 in the MKN Study Program. The proposed courses include Financial Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, as well as Actuarial Mathematics, with a focus on preparing actuarial analysts for the public sector. The curriculum approach also takes into account the efficiency and depth of the material to ensure it remains comprehensive yet proportionate to policy needs.

FMIPA UI also emphasized the importance of formulating a more specific graduate profile and learning outcomes to ensure alignment with the needs of ministries and government institutions. Further collaboration is planned through the development of a detailed syllabus and in-depth discussions of course content with relevant stakeholders, including coordination with the Persatuan Aktuaris Indonesia (PAI).

The Chair of the Senate of PKN STAN, Ivan Yulianto, stated that this specialization is intended to strengthen the role of graduates as policy analysts in the public sector.

“We hope that our collaboration with FMIPA UI can help formulate a well-targeted curriculum, so that graduates not only understand actuarial science from a technical perspective, but are also able to integrate it within the context of state finance,” he explained.

Also present at the meeting from PKN STAN were Sakti Prabowo, S.Si., M.S.E., M.App.Ec., Secretary of the Undergraduate (D-IV) State Financial Management Study Program, and Andri Martfiana, A.Md., S.E., MBA, BKP, CITA, Head of the Laboratory of the Undergraduate (D-IV) State Financial Management Study Program.

From FMIPA UI, the meeting was attended by Ivandini Tribidasari Anggraningrum, Vice Dean for Resources, Venture, and General Administration; Fevi Novkaniza, Education Manager; Zico Alaia Akbar Junior, Manager of Research Ecosystem and Impactful Science Downstreaming; Yulia Mariana Tesa Ayudia Putri, Assistant Manager for Student Achievement Development and Ecosystem; Sarini Abdullah, Head of the Department of Mathematics; Rahmi Rusin, Head of the Undergraduate Mathematics Study Program; Maulana Malik, Head of the Undergraduate Actuarial Science Study Program; as well as lecturers from the Department of Mathematics at FMIPA UI.

Moving forward, further discussions are planned involving the Director General of SPSK to deepen the alignment of the curriculum, competency requirements, and the concrete implementation of the collaboration.

This meeting marks an initial step in the synergy between FMIPA UI and PKN STAN in supporting the strengthening of actuarial competencies for government needs, while reaffirming FMIPA UI’s role as a strategic partner in the development of knowledge that contributes to national public policy.