Gedung D RIK at Universitas Indonesia. A relatively new structure, completed in 2012. Gedung D RIK isn’t just a building; it’s a hub of activity within the sprawling Universitas Indonesia campus in Depok. This four-story brick building, topped with a tin roof, houses the Rumpun Ilmu Kesehatan, or Health Sciences Cluster. Imagine the energy within these walls as over 1,000 students and faculty pursue knowledge in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, public health, and nursing. Gedung D RIK stands as a testament to UI’s commitment to health sciences education. It’s a modern addition to a university with a rich history, stretching back to its founding in 1849. While the university’s main campus moved to Depok in the 1980s, Gedung D brought the health science faculties together under one roof in 2012. This move consolidated their resources and fostered collaboration among the different health disciplines. Although Gedung D RIK is a modern structure, it stands on the shoulders of giants. UI’s Faculty of Medicine, one of the oldest in Indonesia, traces its roots back to the Dokter-Djawa School established in 1849. This legacy of medical education continues within Gedung D’s walls, where future generations of healthcare professionals are trained. As you stand before Gedung D RIK, you’re witnessing a piece of UI’s ongoing evolution. The yellow-clad “Jakun” (jacket kuning), a symbol of UI students, can be seen entering and exiting the building, a constant reminder of the vibrant student life here. Gedung D RIK plays a vital role in shaping the future of healthcare in Indonesia.
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