History

1946
The educational activities were suspended after Malang was taken over by the Dutch, and medical education continued in Jakarta and Surabaya following the transfer of sovereignty. The teaching staff from medical schools in Surabaya (NIAS and STOVIT) and advanced students from IKA Daigaku/SHIKA IGAKUBU formed an association in Malang, which established the Institute of Higher Education in Medicine/Dentistry with facilities provided by the VII Division Military Hospital (now RS dr. Saiful Anwar) and the General Hospital, which is now RSAD Soepraoen Malang.
1947

The educational activities were halted after Malang was taken over by the Dutch, and medical education continued in Jakarta and Surabaya following the transfer of sovereignty.

1960 - 1962​
The idea to re-establish a medical school in Malang emerged. An ad hoc committee from the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) Malang Branch supported the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine in Malang, which was officially founded on September 14, 1963, by the Minister of Health, Major General dr. Satrio, with 105 students in the first batch.
18 Maret 1964
PTKM changed its name to the Malang School of Medicine (STKM) and was registered with the Ministry of Higher Education under No. 76/B.swt/P/64. The institution began medical education with limited facilities but high enthusiasm. From 1963 to 1974, STKM was led by five different deans: Colonel dr. Sambiono, dr. G. Djauhar, Colonel dr. P. Mamahit, dr. G. Djauhar (for the second time), and dr. M. Mudarso.
1 Januari 1974​
STKM officially became a public institution based on the Decree of the Minister of Education and Culture No. 001/0/1974. On January 14, 1974, STKM officially merged with Brawijaya University and became the Faculty of Medicine of Brawijaya University (FK UB). In 1975, FK UB moved its secretariat to Jl. Guntur 1, which was the former headquarters of UB.
21 Juli 1976
The NB/CMS granted FK UB the authority to conduct independent medical exams. At that time, FK UB had 53 permanent lecturers and 36 part-time lecturers. Between 1976 and the 1980s, FK UB began using laboratories from the Faculty of Agriculture and the Faculty of Engineering at UB for practical activities, marking a significant advancement in medical education at FK UB.
2004 - 2009

FK UB opened several new study programs, including Nutrition Science in 2004, Dental Medicine in 2008, and Pharmacy and Midwifery in 2009. In 2008, FK UB received an A accreditation from the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT) with No. 003/BAN-PT/Ak-XI/S1/2008.

2008 - 2014​

FK UB launched several postgraduate programs, including the Master’s Program in Biomedical Sciences, Hospital Management (MMRS), Nursing, and Midwifery, as well as the Doctoral Program in Medical Sciences, which began to be implemented.

2014 - Present

FK UB continues to develop its educational programs and facilities to meet the needs of society, with 16 specialist education programs as well as various master's and doctoral programs that support medical education in Indonesia.

en_USEnglish
id_IDIndonesian en_USEnglish