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Only Half of Indonesian Lecturers Have Undergraduate Degrees Thursday, 26 February, 2009 | 12:25 WIB TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:Out of the entire 155.000 lecturers in Indonesia, half of them only have undergraduate degrees. According to higher education director-general Fasli Jalal, as much as 65 percent of lecturers having the undergraduate degree work at public universities. Meanwhile, only 35 percent of them teach at state universities. Around 75 from 155.000 lecturers are civil servants. About 65.000 of them teach at state universities while 10.000 are sent to help teach at public universities. The Education Department is providing 5.500 post-graduate scholarships. The government has targeted that by the next five years, all lecturers will have the post-graduate degree and one out of four lecturers will have a doctorate degree. Reh Atemalem Susanti
