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Personal Branding Workshop for IGOV at UMY

by KegiatanlectureStudent

On Saturday, November 11 2023, Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta (UMY) held an excellence-based personal branding workshop for the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration (IGOV). The main speaker in this activity was Virpi Pakarinen, who came from the University of Eastern Finland. The event starts at 07.00 and lasts until 10.30 am.

The workshop was attended by a total of 22 students, consisting of 8 IGOV students and 14 regular government science students. During the first two hours, Virpi delivered informative material on how to build personal branding with a focus on the advantages of IGOV. The question and answer session continued for one and a half hours, where three IGOV students asked interesting questions related to the topic.

The event ended with an atmosphere full of enthusiasm when all participants took photos together, reflecting the success and enthusiasm inspired by this workshop. The opportunity to learn directly from Virpi Pakarinen provided new insights for IGOV and regular government science students at UMY in understanding the importance of personal branding to strengthen self-image and the excellence of the study program.

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IGOV Exchange Students Participate in Futsal Fun at the Tuanku Fauziah Museum & Gallery

by ExchangeInternational ExposureKegiatanStudent

Penang, 24 October 2023. Tuanku Fauziah Museum & Gallery witnessed the joy of the Fun Futsal event which was attended by PPI USM, IISMA USM students and exchange students. This event was successfully carried out thanks to the cooperation and invitation of the Indonesian Student Association (PPI USM) who invited exchange students and IISMA students to join in the futsal match.

Even though the weather initially experienced heavy rain, the excitement of the participants continued to radiate throughout the event. The uniqueness of Fun Futsal lies in the fact that not all participants have the ability or skills to play futsal. However, the high spirit of sportsmanship allows all participants to participate without having to worry about their technical abilities. This is what makes the event called Fun Futsal, where togetherness and enthusiasm for sport take precedence over technical skills.

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IGOV STUDENT EXCHANGE PREPARATION TO MAEJO UNIVERSITY

by ExchangeInternational ExposureKegiatanStudent

In the context of the IGOV Student Exchange to Maejo University, there are four students who have registered as student exchange participants to Maejo University, namely Muhammad Riau Pamungkas, Awaliya Nisa Maharani, Vanesian Noor Sarmila Putri, and Galuh Pratama Jati. With this, they all felt happy and couldn’t wait to carry out Student Exchange activities because this activity was eagerly awaited by them.

Before leaving for Thailand, students have prepared several things, namely strengthening their intentions, mentality and commitment to carrying out activities while there, ensuring the facilities in the dormitory such as kitchen and laundry, and finding out about the culture and environment around Maejo University. Apart from that, participants also have an idea of what they will do while there apart from studying. Such as creating content about daily activities, learning Thai culture and introducing Indonesian culture to Maejo University friends.

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Discussion on the Determination of Final Project/Thesis Titles and Thesis Advisors

by KegiatanStudent

Yogyakarta (20/09/23). Every level of education has a final project that must be completed by its students, as evidence that the students are capable and entitled to receive a degree from the educational institution. Entering their final year of study, the students of IGOV from the 2020 cohort were required to prepare for their final projects. On Wednesday, September 20, 2023, a total of 11 students from the 2020 IGOV cohort participated in a discussion regarding the determination of their final project or thesis titles and their thesis advisors. This discussion was led and attended by the director of IGOV, Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP., along with the academic staff of IGOV, Muhammad Naufal Rofi, S.I.P. Ten students were present at the discussion, followed by one student who participated online.

The activity took place from 01:30 to 02:30. The discussion proceeded smoothly, with all attending students actively engaging in the conversation until its conclusion. As an outcome, the students were assisted in finalizing their final project titles and receiving recommendations for thesis advisors suitable for their research topics or titles. The director of IGOV emphasized the importance of consistent consultation with their thesis advisors and maintaining a strong connection with them to ensure they can complete their studies within the designated timeframe. (ZH)

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MOU with Bukidnon State University dan Central Mindanao University (CMU)

by ExchangeInternational ExposureKegiatanlecture

Thursday, 14 September 2023 IGOV UMY, got a golden opportunity to establish a strategic partnership between Central Mindanao University (CMU) and Muhammadiyah University Yogyakarta (UMY). UMY lecturers were received with great honor by Prof. Rolito G. Eballe, Ph.D., as President of CMU, who was also accompanied by four Vice Presidents.

Friday, 15 September 2023, The Lecture of IGOV, Prof. Dr. Eko Priyo Purnomo, got the opportunity to give “Lecture Series” in front of 200 students of Department of Social Science. The material that he delivered was the result of in-depth research on “Tourism and Politics”. In the afternoon, he participated in a meeting with the leadership of Bukidnon State University, discussing the potential for cooperation between the College of Public Administration & Governance and the College of Nursing with UMY.

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Visayas University Exchange Students Arrive in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

by ExchangeInternational ExposureKegiatanStudent

Yogyakarta, September 10, 2023 – The picturesque Yogyakarta International Airport (YIA) recently witnessed a warm reception as staff members from the Internasional Program of Government Affairs and Administration (IGOV) at Universitas Muhammdiyah Yogyakarta played gracious hosts university to a group of inbound exchange students from Visayas University on September 10, 2023.

The IGOV team, led by Fauziah Nauri Qisty, S.H., and Fransiska Regita Setianingrum, went from the Postgraduate building promptly at 08:00. The students from Visayas Arrived at YIA at 09:35, and continued with a delightful lunch at the famed Pak Min’s Chicken Soup, where they indulged in local cuisine, introducing the students to the flavors of Indonesia.

One challenge encountered during the visit was the exchange of currency. Due to the recent release of a new version of the Philippine currency, the staff faced difficulties exchanging money at the airport. However, they looked for nearby money changers around the airport, ensuring that the students had access to local currency for their stay.
With the currency resolved, the IGOV team, along with the exchange students, headed towards their next destination, Unires Putri, where they arrived at 02:00.

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IGOV 2022 Has Completed English Booster In Pare

by KegiatanStudentUncategorized

August 24, 2023. Yesterday was a historic day for IGOV 2022 students who studied in Pare, Kediri because they gathered and were warmly welcomed by the IGOV team. The pick-up staff were Muhammad Naufal Rofi, S.I.P., and Dimas Fawwaz Putra Arvian. The day started with their departure from the postgraduate building at 07.15, and the peak arrived in Pare, Kediri, around 01.00.

Upon arrival, a heartfelt gathering was held at Daffodil, where students expressed their gratitude to Maam Septin, a dedicated teacher at Daffodil. This sentiment was followed by a visit to Alfalfa, bringing together seven students. IGOV 2022 students conveyed their impressions and messages through these exchanges and interactions. They convey great joy in their learning journey, emphasizing that education is enriching and enjoyable. Students also emphasized their joy at making new friends and forming effective and engaging dynamic study groups. This event left an indelible impression on all participants, symbolizing the friendship and enthusiasm that characterizes the IGOV community.

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IGOV Organizes Ifthar Jama’i for IGOV Students and Staff

by Kegiatan

The month of Ramadan is a month full of blessings and privileges. One special thing about this month is that Muslims must fast for a whole month from sunrise to sunset. During the specified time, Muslims are required not to eat and drink and not to do evil deeds but are required to do more good deeds. The moment of breaking the fast is also used to stay in touch with relatives and friends. Because in friendship, there are blessings and great rewards, especially in this fasting month.
Entering the third week of Ramadan, IGOV holds an Iftar with students still in Yogyakarta. This event was held at the TOP Malioboro Hotel, Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto No. 145, Tegalrejo, Kec. Tegalrejo, City of Yogyakarta, Special Region of Yogyakarta. Sixteen students and four IGOV staff attended this event. This activity began with a friendly and light conversation between the students and the director of IGOV. Then continue the prayer together before breaking the fast and welcome to enjoy the iftar meal. After breaking the fast together and praying, Maghrib, students, and staff take a heavy buffet meal. The activity was closed with a group photo at 7.30 p.m.

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UUM Students Hunt for Batik before Attending Closing Dinner

by Kegiatan

YOGYAKARTA (15/03). In the scope of Cultural Activity, 12 UUM students and lecturers were invited to visit a historical mosque, Masjid Kauman. After traveling for one hour around Taman Sari, the group was asked to move to this mosque for rest and lunch. Here the participants are introduced to the mosque, also known as Kagungan Dalem Gedhe Kauman Mosque. Arriving at the venue at 13.00, the accompanying IGOV staff, namely Adibah Dhivani Gusmi, S.IP, and Nurul Izzah Aulia, immediately distributed lunch to be eaten together in the courtyard of the mosque. After that, participants are welcome to pray and rest.

At around 14.00, they continued their journey to Malioboro by passing the Sonobudoyo Museum and Point 0 KM. Arriving at Malioboro, Dr. Syahrir, a senior lecturer at UUM, invited students to shop and tour the Malioboro area until 17.30 WIB. Soon after, they entered the Beringharjo market area and bought batik fabrics, clothes, and knick-knacks.

One of the UUM students, Nur Fatihah, made her friends and sellers laugh because he offered the price for 30 minutes. Even though it didn’t work, he still bought the shirt. Shopping activities at Beringharjo are fun because they can purchase souvenirs for their family and closest friends. Even one of them, Shakina and Fong, bought a big bag to put everything they had bought. They finally returned at 17.30 sharp and continued their journey to Klangenan, Banyuraden, for the Closing Dinner.

Closing Dinner was carried out warmly and happily. The Head of the Government Science Program and the Director of IGOV attended the Closing Dinner activity. UUM lecturers and students were served Yogyakarta specialties, Sate, Sayur Lodeh, Nasi Kucing, and iced tea. They were very excited to taste all the food and the iced tea. They say, “The food here is delicious because the taste is spicy.” The Closing Dinner event was closed with the presentation of souvenirs, impressions, and messages from UUM students.