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IGOV UMY Goes to SMAN in Kebumen

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Yogyakarta (8/11) – All schools require effective school promotion, especially during this pandemic. It is not uncommon for school administrators to change the way their school promotes itself. This is critical because school promotion is a method of attracting new students to a school. With the right and effective promotion, a school can attract students who meet the school’s expectations and abilities.

International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) implemented several promotional strategies to entice students to join IGOV UMY and educate them on the numerous advantages and benefits that come with joining IGOV UMY. Among the promotional strategies used by IGOV UMY are visits to SMA in Bojonegoro, East Java, empowerment-based promotional activities, and digital promotions via social media.

One of the promotional activities recently carried out by the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration of Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) was the Campus Roadshow held by Admisi UMY. On this occasion, IGOV UMY visited SMAN 1 Petanahan and SMAN 1 Bulus Kebumen to introduce the students to the facilities, and programs provided, as well as internationalization. The promotional activity was brought by Foltama Juna Prasetya, one of the promotion teams from IGOV UMY.

At the time, besides introducing IGOV UMY and UMY, the students were very enthusiastic about the initial experience of being a student in Yogyakarta. In addition to adequate facilities at IGOV UMY, Yogyakarta is the main attraction for students to choose a place to study. This was stated by Mas Folta “Besides the students are interested in IGOV UMY and the opportunity to compete globally with the given program, the students are very curious about Yogyakarta and their first experience when studying in Yogyakarta.” (ARP)

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What you can do as an Exchange Student besides doing academic activities, By Salsa Latsica Dewi

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Yogyakarta (7/11) – Living in a foreign country is not an easy thing to do, especially when there are many differences. However, this will be a new learning experience that will mature us because our minds will be more open. Student exchange is usually synonymous with academic elements only, but the non-academic elements are rarely highlighted. So people who take part in this activity are mostly only oriented to feel the atmosphere of studying abroad. Whereas in addition to carrying out academic activities, students can carry out non-academic activities which will become stories and memories when they return to Indonesia.

As did Salsa Latsica Dewi, one of the students of the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) Batch 2020 who is conducting a student exchange program at Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia for 1 semester. Besides doing academic activities, she also carries out non-academic activities to expand his network of friends and explore entertainment in Malaysia. According to her, apart from academic activities, there are non-academic activities that students should try when conducting student exchanges, namely:

Strolling around the city
Of course, it will be very unfortunate if we just stay in the dormitory, therefore Salsa uses this opportunity to stroll around Queensbay, Penang, and watch the Sepang MotoGP

2. Try local cuisine
Culinary tourism is a must-try thing for students who are doing student exchanges because we will encounter dishes that do not necessarily exist in Indonesia. For now, Salsa’s favorite local eatery is Mamak Hub in Penang. This local restaurant sells various foods such as nasi lemak, martabak, basmathi fried rice, pizza paratha, etc.

This activity certainly has a positive impact and is an effective way to accelerate the transition and adaptation process. (ARP)

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Facilitating IGOV Students to get tips & tricks about scholarships, IGOV held IGOV Scholarship Hack 101

by Kegiatan

Yogyakarta (29/10) – In a world that continues to grow, education is very important to improve the quality of Human Resources. Education can make a person broad insight, therefore education will also change the mindset of the person so that they have more perspectives on a problem.
This is in line with the program at the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY). In addition to providing quality education by providing various programs, one of which is a student exchange program to increase flight hours related to internationalization, it opens perspectives and mindsets for IGOV UMY students. Meanwhile, some others decided to continue their master’s degree. Choosing to continue studying for a master’s does require a lot of money. However, now there are many institutions with scholarship programs that can be utilized. Continuing studies to the master’s level is not just because you get a degree, but because you want to explore certain subjects. Therefore, IGOV UMY wants to help its students to get scholarships by creating a program where IGOV students will be given tips & tricks on how to get scholarships from third parties. This scholarship is intended for those who want to do further studies or who want to do Student Exchange.

Therefore, IGOV UMY held an IGOV Scholarship Hack 101 activity with the theme Achieve Your Dream with Scholarship which was held on Friday, October 28, 2022, through Zoom Meetings. For the topic of this discussion, IGOV Scholarship Hack 101 invited 2 resource persons who received scholarships to continue their Master’s Degree, the 2 speakers were Angga Misbahuddin, one of the 2017 IGOV alumni who received the Fully Funded KKU Asean & GMS Scholarship and Nurina Izazi who received the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Scholarship is the dream scholarship for Indonesians who have a dream to continue their studies in Europe.

Besides continuing their studies, there are other reasons why they take the scholarship, such as the campus that provides the scholarship has an environment and culture that suits each individual. As stated by the first speaker, Mas Angga revealed that “Besides I’m taking my Master Degree in KKU, Thailand, I took this scholarship because KKU has an environment that suits me (rural) where I don’t really like very noisy environments like in the central city.”

Just like Angga, Nurina took the scholarship because she wanted to continue her studies while traveling around Europe on this scholarship she continued her studies at 2 different campuses each semester, namely Ghent University, Belgium and L’Institut agro Rennes-angers, France. “Maybe for some people moving from place to place is a hassle but when we can get these opportunities again while we continue our studies in Europe and travel around Europe for free?” Nurina said. (ARP)

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The History of Sumpah Pemuda

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Yogyakarta (28/10) – The Youth Pledge is a movement for the independence of the Republic of Indonesia carried out by Indonesian youth by declaring the promise of one homeland, one nation, and one language. The implementation of the values ​​of the Youth Pledge that must be practiced in daily life itself includes the values ​​of cooperation, patriotism, deliberation, love for the homeland, kinship, unity, kinship, love of peace, and responsibility.

The idea of ​​holding the Second Youth Congress came from the Indonesian Student Association (PPPI), a youth organization consisting of students from all over Indonesia. At PPPI’s initiative, the congress was held in three different buildings and divided into three meetings. This resulted in the Youth Pledge.

FIRST MEETING, KATHOLIEKE JONGENLINGEN BOND BUILDING
The first meeting, Saturday, October 27, 1928, at the Katholieke Jongenlingen Bond (KJB) Building, Lapangan Banteng. In his remarks, Soegondo hoped that this congress could strengthen the spirit of unity in the hearts of the youth. The event continued with Moehammad Jamin’s description of the meaning and relationship of unity with youth. According to him, five factors can strengthen the unity of Indonesia, namely history, language, customary law, education, and will.

SECOND MEETING, OOST-JAVA BIOSCOOP BUILDING
The second meeting, Sunday, October 28, 1928, at the Oost-Java Bioscoop Building, discussed educational issues. The two speakers, Poernomowoelan and Sarmidi Mangoensarkoro, agreed that children should receive national education, there must also be a balance between education at school and home. Children also need to be educated in a democratic.

THIRD MEETING, INDONESICHE CLUBHUIS KRAMAT BUILDING
In the next session, Soenario explained the importance of nationalism and democracy in addition to the scouting movement. Meanwhile, Ramelan stated that the scouting movement cannot be separated from the national movement. The scouting movement from an early age educates children to be disciplined and independent, things that are needed in the struggle.
Before the congress closed, the song “Indonesia” by Wage Rudolf Supratman was played. The song was greeted with great fanfare by the congress participants. Congress closed by announcing the formulation of the results of the congress. By the youths present, the formula was pronounced as the Oath of Allegiance, which reads:
PERTAMA.
KAMI POETERA DAN POETERI INDONESIA,
MENGAKOE BERTOEMPAH DARAH JANG SATOE,
TANAH INDONESIA.
KEDOEA.
KAMI POETERA DAN POETERI INDONESIA,
MENGAKOE BERBANGSA JANG SATOE,
BANGSA INDONESIA.
KETIGA.
KAMI POETERA DAN POETERI INDONESIA,
MENDJOENDJOENG BAHASA PERSATOEAN,
BAHASA INDONESIA. (ARP)

Source: https://museumsumpahpemuda.kemdikbud.go.id/sejarah-sumpah-pemuda/

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To prepare IGOV UMY students to get scholarships, IGOV UMY will hold an event IGOV Scholarship Hack 101

by Kegiatan

Yogyakarta (26/10) – In a world that continues to develop, education is very important to improve the quality of Human Resources. Education can make a person broad insight, therefore education will also change the mindset of the person so that they have more perspectives on a problem. This is in line with the program at the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY). In addition to providing quality education by providing various programs, one of which is a student exchange program to increase flight hours related to internationalization, it opens perspectives and mindsets for IGOV UMY students. Meanwhile, some others decided to continue their master’s degree.

Choosing to continue studying for a master’s does require a lot of money. However, now there are many institutions with scholarship programs that can be utilized. Continuing studies to the master’s level is not just because you get a degree, but because you want to explore certain subjects. Therefore, IGOV UMY wants to help its students to get scholarships by creating a program where IGOV students will be given tips & tricks on how to get scholarships from third parties. This scholarship is intended for those who want to do further studies or who want to do Student Exchange.

Therefore, IGOV UMY held the “IGOV Scholarship Hack 101” program. which aims to accommodate IGOV UMY students to know what to prepare, as well as the steps to get a scholarship. This activity will be held on Friday, October 28, 2022, through Zoom Meetings. Some of the presenters who will come to fill the IGOV Scholarship Hack 101 activity are Angga Misbahuddin, S.IP., one of the 2017 IGOV students who received the Fully Funded KKU Asean & GMS Scholarship, and Nurina Izazi who received the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Scholarship. IGOV UMY students who want to take part in this activity, are expected to register through SIGOV UMY. (ARP)

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Toward the National Seminar, IGOV Hello Research Prepares Its Members

by KegiatanUncategorized

Yogyakarta (24/10) – Etymologically, the word seminar comes from the Latin “seminarium” which means “land where to plant seeds”. From this literal meaning, seminars are defined as a form of academic teaching, usually organized by universities or organizations. In its full definition, a seminar is a meeting of a group of people to discuss and find solutions to a problem led by an expert as a speaker. This seminar activity is an effort to share knowledge or insights from one or several experts with seminar participants who need such knowledge/insight. In a series of seminars, in addition to resource persons who provide explanations about the topics being discussed, seminar participants can also conduct a question and answer interactions with resource persons who act as experts in their fields. So, after the seminar is over, seminar participants can go home with new knowledge or insights, or even solutions related to the topics discussed.

In line with this, IGOV Hello Research prepares its members to take part in National Seminar activities held by Government Science, Universitas Muhamadiyah Lampung with the theme “Peluang dan Tantangan Mewujudkan Go-Digital Dalam Tata Kelola Pemerintahan”. The meeting was held on Sunday, October 23, 2022, at Caffe Ada Sarang, Yogyakarta. In addition, the meeting was held for weekly IGOV Hello Research activities which discussed such as, how to determine topics, how to make literature reviews, and make conclusions. IGOV Hello Research plans to send 7 IGOV students for National Seminar activities, as stated by Satria Imam Prasetyo, S.IP., as a mentor from IGOV Hello Research.

“The plan is that IGOV Hello Research will send 7 IGOV students for National Seminar activities, but this will likely increase along with the cadre, willingness, and ability of IGOV students.” Said Satria. (ARP)

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Sharing The Experience Of Practitioners, IGOV UMY Invites Practitioners From Kementrian Keuangan To Teach

by KegiatanStudent

Yogyakarta (20/10) – Merdeka Belajar Kampus Mengajar (MBKM) is a program that operates under the auspices of the Minister of Education and Culture to encourage students to explore various sciences as provisions when entering the world of work in the future. MBKM has various programs implemented by universities to improve students’ skills and competencies, one of which is “Praktisi Mengajar”. Praktisi mengajar is a form of synergy between expert practitioners and lecturers who facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise between academics and professionals in the work environment. This synergy is held in courses that are considered relevant to certain professions. The objectives of implementing teaching practitioners are to mature the competence of fresh graduates with qualifications in the world of work, to stimulate collaboration between universities and industry, and to prepare superior and competitive human resources for future generations.

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the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration of the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) and the UMY Government Science Study Program (Prodi IP UMY) are one of the study programs that implement teaching practitioner programs in their teaching and learning activities. This teaching practitioner is held by providing lecture materials by practitioners who have collaborated with IP UMY with a learning intensity of 6 meetings in one semester. One of the courses that have been implemented in the program is Financial Government taught by Prof. Dr. Dyah Mutiarin, M.Si. with practitioner Dinar Ayu Adeline from the Ministry of Finance of Indonesia(Kemenkeu-RI).

With practitioners who are directly involved in teaching and learning activities, students can find out what the actual situation is in the world of work and the implementation of the courses they are studying. This activity is expected to produce quality graduates who are highly competitive and ready to work. In addition, this activity is something new and fun for students where practitioners can provide an overview of the world of practitioners and provide a new color to teaching and learning activities. This was confirmed by Amanda Aspasila Dilla, IGOV UMY Student Batch 2021.

“With teaching practitioners, I feel that teaching and learning activities are more colorful and more exciting because we learn not only theory but also the skills needed in the world of work. In addition, we can also know the implementation of courses in the world of work or an overview of the world of practitioners” Manda said. (ARP)

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Introduce Mendeley from an early age, IGOV UMY’s Bahasa Indonesia class Held a Workshop on Using Mendeley

by Kegiatan

Yogyakarta (19/10) – Scientific publications are currently being intensively promoted in higher education institutions to catch up with journal publications from other countries. We are quite far behind compared to neighboring countries, such as Malaysia, and even below Vietnam. The term scientific publication even often sounds foreign to academics, both lecturers and students and is still a scourge for students, especially final year students who have to publish their thesis, thesis, and/or dissertation in the form of a journal. Government Science students are familiar with tasks that lead to scientific writing, such as making papers, articles, etc. Therefore, several tools can be used by students to make it easier to carry out their assignments and to do a thesis, namely, Mendeley.

Mendeley is software whose birth was inspired by an attempt to integrate “citation & reference manager” into a social network. With this kind of network, researchers in various parts of the world can collaborate and share research data.

Therefore, to make it easier for students to do assignments and improve soft skills, the Indonesian Language Course taught by Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP., provided workshops for IGOV UMY batch 2022 students using Mendeley. This activity was held on Wednesday, October 19, 2022, and took place in Classroom 401, Lt. 4 UMY Postgraduate Building. With this workshop, it is hoped that it can help students when facing assignments that lead to scientific writing and can make it easier for them when they want to do collaborative research. (ARP)

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Congratulation! 10 Students of IP UMY Pass the PKM Contingent Towards PIMNAS 35

by Kegiatan

Yogyakarta (17/10) -For the second time in a row, UMY Government Science has successfully passed its PKM Contingent in a prestigious national scientific competition, the National Student Scientific Week (PIMNAS). PIMNAS is a top national-level activity in the realization of student creativity organized by universities based on the agreement of higher education leaders approved by the Directorate General of Learning and Student Affairs, Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (Directorate of Research and Community Service).

In short, PIMNAS is the final stage of selection in a student scientific competition which was participated by all teams from various universities in Indonesia who were declared successful in several previous selection series. PIMNAS as the finish line for PKM fighters in the selection series of national scientific competitions, is the final determinant of who will win the top of this national scientific competition. The awards for PIMNAS winning teams are categorized in several forms of trophies which are equivalent to gold, silver, and bronze.

At this year’s national scientific competition, IP UMY again passed its PKM Contingent at PIMNAS 35, which previously the UMY IP PKM Contingent also managed to stand out in PIMNAS 34 which was held in 2021. This year, there are two teams that have successfully passed and continue their battle in the upcoming PIMNAS 35 Battlefield. The first team, chaired by Silviana Wahyu Nur Cahyani Putri (IP 2021), consists of Fadia Azzahra (IP 2021), Adinda Fajri Setianingtyas (IP 2021), Zhafira Ulya Sutrisno (IR 2021), and Nazwa Malika Mulia (IP 2021). While the second team, chaired by Sri Sulastri (IP 2020), consists of Laras Lingganingrum (IP 2020), Annisa Risky Ramadan (IP 2020), Tyas Hadi Angesti (IP 2020), and Widiyastuti Setiabudi (Management 2021). These two teams are engaged in the PKM Social Humanities Research (PKM-RSH) which is supervised by Dr. Dian Eka Rahmawati, S.IP., M.Sc., and Dr. Phil. Ridho Al-Hamdi, MA.

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Increasing IGSC Capacity IGOV UMY Holds Workshop on Capacity Building for IGSC Management

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Yogyakarta (12/10) – Yogyakarta (12/10) – The development of the times requires someone to be able to complete work quickly and be able to solve a problem adaptively. This self-adjustment ability is very necessary given the fast-paced and uncertain changes in the environment. To support this capability, it is necessary to increase the capacity of Human Resources (HR) in an organization so that it can develop and can continue to adapt to environmental changes. In general, capacity building can be defined as a process of increasing the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behavior of human resources.

International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) has a fairly active student community as a forum for all International Government Student Community (IGSC) students to develop themselves. Of course, this needs to be supported by IGOV UMY to provide workshops to increase the capacity of human resources to improve the skills needed to take part in the mandatory program in the international class program, namely student exchange. In addition, IGSC students must also participate in the development of IGSC in the future so they need to be prepared to be able to manage IGSC properly and correctly. In both activities, students need to have adaptability skills quickly and precisely to produce quality Student Exchange activities as well as manage and organize the organization to be better and professional in the hope of making this organization more developed.

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Therefore, IGOV UMY held a “Workshop on Capacity Building for IGSC Management” which was held on Wednesday, October 12, 2022, which took place in the Main Meeting Room, AR Building. Fachrudin A Lt. 5, University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. This activity was attended by the Director of IGOV UMY, Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP, Arie Kusuma Paksi, Ph.D. as resource persons at this activity, IGOV students batch 2020 to 2022, and several IGOV UMY alumni. The activity began with the socialization of SIGOV and the Website as an agile UMY IGOV service facility, with SIGOV students, can save time and energy to take care of administrative needs and registration of programs at IGOV UMY. After the SIGOV socialization activity, it continued with the presentation of material presented by Mr. Arie with the topic “Adaptable Personality” this topic can help IGOV UMY students during the Student Exchange program and when students manage IGSC. The activity continued with the distribution of subsidies for IGOV UMY students who would conduct Student Exchange and sharing sessions with IGOV UMY alumni.

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With this activity, IGOV UMY students can get new insights and can prepare things that need to be prepared to do Student Exchange. In addition, IGOV students can get new insights about preparation before entering the world of work from sharing sessions conducted by alumni. “With this activity, I can get a lot of benefits, regarding Student Exchange and even new insights to prepare supplies and add my value to compete in the world of work from sharing sessions,” said Muhammad Ariq, one of the 2021 IGOV students. (ARP)