Campus-3
History and Existing Campus Conditions
Campus 3 of Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang is located in the City of Batu, East Java. This campus was developed as part of UIN Malang’s long-term strategy to expand its higher education capacity, particularly to support academic activities, research, and scientific development that require a quieter, more spacious, and conducive environment.
The establishment of Campus 3 reflects the university’s effort to diversify campus functions, not merely as a teaching facility, but also as a center for academic development, research, and enhancement of learning quality. The natural and cool environment of Batu City, relatively distant from dense urban activities, makes Campus 3 strategically suitable for academic pursuits that demand a high level of concentration and intellectual focus.
Development Concept and Spatial Character
The development of UIN Malang Campus 3 adopts the concept of an environment-based academic and research campus. The spatial planning of the area emphasizes a balanced relationship between buildings, landscape, and the surrounding natural environment.
The spatial structure of Campus 3 reflects a low-density campus pattern, with a dominance of green open spaces that function as ecological buffers as well as areas for academic interaction. This spatial approach supports a reflective academic atmosphere and is oriented toward improving the quality of education and research activities.
Campus Structure and Existing Buildings
The main facilities and buildings within UIN Malang Campus 3 include:
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Academic and Lecture Buildings
Used for teaching and learning activities, academic discussions, and specialized instructional programs that benefit from a calm and focused campus environment. -
Laboratory and Research Facilities
Supporting practical work, scientific research, and knowledge development, particularly in the fields of science, technology, and interdisciplinary studies. -
Supporting Academic and Administrative Buildings
Functioning as management and limited administrative service centers for academic operations at Campus 3. -
Campus Mosque
Serving as the center for worship and spiritual development for the academic community, while also representing the Islamic identity of the campus environment. -
Supporting Facilities and Open Spaces
Including discussion areas, green open spaces, parking areas, and other supporting infrastructure that facilitate academic and social activities.
Faculties and Academic Units Utilizing Campus 3
Functionally, Campus 3 is not designated as the main administrative center for specific faculties. Instead, it is utilized by:
- Faculty of Science and Technology, particularly for laboratory, practicum, and research activities
- Selected study programs across faculties requiring advanced academic and research facilities
- Research and development units
- Special academic activities such as training programs, workshops, and competency development initiatives
Through these roles, Campus 3 serves as a supporting campus for academic and research activities, complementing Campus 1 as the administrative and academic hub and Campus 2 as the student character development and residential campus.