What is SPMI?
SPMI (sistem penjaminan mutu internal, internal quality assurance system) is the set of connected elements and processes a university uses to assure and improve its quality autonomously. The campus runs it itself through the cycle of setting, implementing, evaluating, controlling, and improving standards.
What is the PPEPP cycle?
PPEPP stands for penetapan, pelaksanaan, evaluasi, pengendalian, and peningkatan: setting, implementing, evaluating, controlling, and improving higher education standards. The five steps form a cycle repeated continuously, usually every academic year, so quality rises step by step.
Is SPMI mandatory for universities?
Yes. Article 67(1) of Permendiktisaintek No. 39 of 2025 requires every higher education institution to carry out internal quality assurance by developing an SPMI. Its transitional provisions allow until 2 September 2027 to adjust.
What is the difference between SPMI and SPME?
SPMI is run by the university itself. SPME, external quality assurance, is carried out through accreditation by BAN-PT or an independent accreditation body. The evidence SPMI gathers all year is the main material for accreditation.
How many years of PPEPP evidence does an Unggul rating need?
BAN-PT's institutional accreditation instrument asks for the PPEPP cycle to run for at least three years, consistently, continuously, and proven effective. The sooner the cycle is recorded, the sooner that requirement can be met.
Can schools or government agencies use Sikoola SPMI?
Yes. Its main focus is universities, because it is built on Indonesia's higher education regulations. The cycle of setting, implementing, evaluating, controlling, and improving standards also applies to schools, madrasas, and government agencies, so the standards, roles, and evaluation forms can be adapted to the rules that apply to your institution.
Where is the campus quality data stored?
Sikoola SPMI is installed on the campus's own server or cloud, and the backups are kept by the campus too. The Sikoola team handles updates, training, and technical support for the first year.
How is Sikoola different from subscription cloud academic apps?
With many cloud services, campus data sits on the provider's servers for as long as the subscription runs. With Sikoola, the apps are installed on servers or cloud owned by the university, so the university keeps control of its data and backups, even after the contract ends. The university can also choose a subscription or a one-time licence.