San Francisco Bay University is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Quality Assurance Strategic Planning and Institutional Research (QASPIR), an international organization dedicated to transformative learning and professional development. Together, SFBU and QASPIR aim to provide Indonesian students with a streamlined pathway to transfer and remotely earn a U.S. degree, fostering their academic and professional growth.
“QASPIR is thrilled to partner with SFBU to enhance internationalization for Indonesian universities and their students. With SFBU’s vision and commitment to collaboration, we can offer a more diverse curriculum and the opportunity for students to earn a dual degree from a highly respected U.S. university. “ Stuart Blacklock, CEO, QASPIR International
This partnership aligns seamlessly with SFBU’s mission to provide diverse learners with inclusive, innovative, and inspirational education for lifelong personal and professional success. By addressing barriers to access and offering online programming, SFBU strives to eliminate the obstacle of traveling to the U.S. to earn a degree for Indonesian students.
“San Francisco Bay University is elated to partner with QASPIR on this important internationalization effort in Indonesia. Together we have built excellent remote learning experiences for Indonesian students seeking a U.S. Business or Computer Science undergraduate degree, at an affordable price. I’m excited to radically welcome and share the knowledge and Silicon Valley experience of our SFBU Faculty with students from our Indonesian partner institutions.” ~ Dr. Brad Fuster, Provost, San Francisco Bay University
Starting in Fall 2025, the partnership will offer Indonesian students a remote pathway to earning an SFBU degree, known for its vibrant connection to Silicon Valley’s innovative and entrepreneurial spirit. By combining SFBU’s forward-thinking educational model and QASPIR’s expertise in transformative learning, this collaboration promises to enrich the academic and professional journeys of students from Indonesia.
