“…Higher education has a general vision of producing educated people who are characterized, intelligent, skilled in developing the Indonesian nation that is dignified and highly competitive, has complete comprehensive capabilities, and higher education able to create prosperity, security, welfare, and justice. Such vision can be reached if the higher education developed an effective curriculum that can meet the students' needs, values of science and technology skills, abilities, mental attitudes, and ethics as responsible Indonesian citizens as well as global citizens who contribute to building civility, benefit, and happiness for the community, nation in particular, and humanity in general [2]. In the context of industrial competition that occurs in developing countries, such as Indonesia, such policy and perspective have led to work termination policy, thus increases the number of the unemployed population [1].…”