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IGOV Invites DPR RI Expert Staff to get to know Yogyakarta Culture.

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Yogyakarta (7/1) Jogja, as a “city of culture,” has various cultures. This is one of the reason why many foreign and local tourists feel at home living in Jogja for a long time, including expert staff at the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR-RI) in the field of law, Farida Azzahra, S.H., M.H. After holding a Praktisi Mengajar lecture, Farida toured the city of Yogyakarta with the staff and director of IGOV UMY. Besides Farida, there is also Ardian Prabowo, Public Policy Analysis of the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas).

The first agenda was breakfast at Kopi Klotok in Kec. Pakem, Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. Kopi Klotok sells several specialties, such as Sayur Lodeh, Sayur Asem, Fried Bananas, and Kopi Klotok. Farida and Ardian admitted that they were very excited because it was rare to find a restaurant with a menu like this in Jakarta.
“Food like this, are already hard to find in Jakarta; if you want, we can make it ourselves, But in Jogja, there are still many people who sell food like this, and the restaurants are very busy. We have to wait an hour to queue,” said Farida.

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After breakfast, they continued their trip to the Lava Tour using a Jeep. They went to Watu Alien, the Sisa Hartaku Merapi Museum, and the Merapi River. The Jeep trip was very exciting because it was the first experience for Farida and Ardian. “Usually when we go to the mountains, we go camping, hiking, or healing, but now we get to use Jeeps, and it’s really fun because this is our first experience,” said Ardian (FLT).

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In giving insightful experience, IGOV UMY invites professional from the DPR-RI.

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Yogyakarta (5/1) Praktisi Mengajar is a program established by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of Indonesia so that graduates are better prepared to work. This program encourages collaboration between expert and lecturers to create in-depth and meaningful exchange of knowledge and expertise between academicians and professionals. This collaboration is carried out in courses delivered in classrooms both offline and online.

The Praktisi Mengajar implemented by IGOV UMY is a collaboration carried out by Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP as the director of IGOV with Farida Azzahra, S.H., M.H. as the expert staff in Law for the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia RI. She is in charge of Indonesian Language Class (Scientific Writing Techniques) for IGOV students in 2022.

On January 5, 2022, the class was held offline at the Laboratory of Government Science Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. At class, each student consults regarding the substance and technique of writing scientific articles including background, literature review, and conclusions. The results of the consultation used for improving articles, which will later be submitted to the national journal portal or compiled it into a book. (FLT)

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IGOV UMY Goes to SMA N 1 Bambanglipuro

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Yogyakarta (2/1) Education must be introduced to the nation’s generation at a young age. One that has an obligation to introduce itself to students is higher education, where, with accurate information about tertiary institutions, students will get quality educational services. This is one way to open the horizons of thinking for the youth of this nation, because education is very important for the life of the nation and state. none other than the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration at the University of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY), which has an obligation to introduce itself to all students in Indonesia.

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IGOV UMY is represented by Fadhilla Septiyaning, IGOV student class of 2020. Introducing IGOV UMY through a campus promotion at SMA N-1 Bambanglipuro in collaboration with Admission The purpose of this program is to provide knowledge to students about the advantages of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta University and the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration and to provide an overview of quality PTS.

 

The responses were varied. Students at SMA N 1 Bambanglipuro asked about partner campuses for student exchange destinations, living costs, and cultural differences between Indonesia and student exchange destination countries. As Fadhilla Septyaning said, “The students enthusiastically listened to my explanation; some of them asked about the destination countries for student exchanges, how much it costs to live abroad, and how the culture is different from Indonesia.” (FLT)

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New Year New Resolutions!

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Yogyakarta (30/12) – Just counting the days until the year changes, of course, there will be new resolutions that must be made to achieve dreams or goals within a certain period. As explained in the book Melawan Miskin Pikiran 2 Karya Hasanudin Abdurakhman (2018), resolutions are dreams, hopes, or aspirations that one wants to achieve within a certain period. Not just an intention, the resolution also requires action so that the goal can be achieved.

Therefore, several resolution references can be an idea for you. Some of these ideas are:

1. Better time management
If last year you felt you weren’t good at managing your time, this year you need to pay more attention to time management. The trick is to record what activities will be carried out. Next, use the daily schedule that has been recorded which is equipped with a to-do list.

2. Can minimize expenses

Keeping track of expenses can also be a good resolution this year. Especially for friends who like to spend money on snacks and hanging out after school or college. Minimizing expenses can later be used for useful things.

3. Many do positive activities

Starting 2023 can be done by finding a new, more useful hobby. For example, cooking, gardening, learning foreign languages or also learning music, and other hobbies that suit the personality of all IGOVers.

4. Stop procrastinating

If in the previous year your friends still like to postpone work, then make sure this year you don’t do it anymore. Friends can start by writing down a to-do list and making a priority scale so that work can be done on time.

5. Sports

If in 2021 friends rarely exercise, then in the new year sports will be a resolution that can be done. The benefit of exercise is to increase the body’s immunity. Friends, you can start with sports such as walking for at least 30 minutes per day or exercising yourself at home following the videos on the YouTube channel.

6. Read a lot of books

Book reading activity is a good resolution also for students and students. Reporting to the LP2M page of the University of Medan Area, there are many benefits of reading books, including reducing stress, adding insight and new knowledge, improving memory quality, being able to stimulate mentally, increasing concentration, broadening one’s thinking, and so on.

So, those are some ideas from MinGov for your resolutions for 2023. Hope this is useful! (ARP)

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Procurement Transformation for Prosperity, IGOV UMY Invites the Head of LKPP RI at the Public Lecture Event

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Yogyakarta (28/12) – The International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY), again held a public lecture entitled “Pengadaan Barang dan Jasa Pemerintahan”

The activity was held on Wednesday (28/12) and took place in the Main Meeting Room, Ar. Fachrudin A Building , UMY. The activity which was held offline invited 2 speakers, Kepala Lembaga Kebijakan Pengadaan Barang/Jasa Pemerintah (LKPP) Dr. H. Hendrar Prihadi, S.E., M.M, and Kepala Pusat Pendidikan dan Pelatihan Pengadaan Barang dan Jasa Ir. Hardi Afriansyah, M.Si.

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Hendrar, who is also the former mayor of Semarang for the period 17 February 2016 – 10 October 2022, presented material on “Transformasi Pengadaan Untuk Kesejahteraan”. he explained that Indonesia’s state procurement focuses on the direction of the president of the Republic of Indonesia which uses goods from within the country, increases the portion of MSMEs and ensures transparency and efficiency in the use of government spending.

Furthermore, the material delivery activity was delivered by Hardi regarding “Tata Kelola Pengadaan B/J Sesuai Dengan Peraturan Presiden Nomor 16 Tahun 2018 Dan Peraturan Presiden Nomor 12 Tahun 2021”

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This Public Lecture is certainly a great opportunity for students to learn directly from experts regarding Government Procurement of Goods and Services. This was revealed by Awang Rajaprakoso Purnomo as an IGOV UMY student.

“This Public Lecture is a big opportunity for us because IGOV directly invites the head of LKPP to provide practical insight and knowledge about PBJ in Government,” he said. (ARP

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Should Youth Participate in Public Policy Making?

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Yogyakarta (26/12) – Youth is Indonesian citizens who are entering an important period of growth and development aged 16 to.d. 30 years (Ps 1 number 1 UU 40/2009). Based on the results of the 2019 National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas), the estimated number of youth is 64.19 million people, equivalent to a quarter of Indonesia’s total population. One of the roles of youth is the Agent of Change, as a driving force for a better change for themselves and the environment. To carry out this function, one of the activities that can be carried out is to participate in making public policies.

The existence of youth-based public policies can reduce the gap between youth and society, through the involvement of youth in every aspect of social life. Youth who can reach their potential and are active in society can contribute to the success of world goals, one of which is the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Therefore, youth needs to participate in making public policies and politics.

However, not to prioritize personal interests in wealth and throne but as an Agent of Change in bringing real societal interests. This was also conveyed by journalist and presenter Najwa Shihab who was interviewed by Kompas.com in the Satya Wacana Christian University (SWCU) New Student Orientation (OMB) series.

“So it is important to continue to involve young people in various important decisions and matters in this country, including political matters which solely, in my opinion, should not be seen as elite contestation. But politics as an everyday matter is indeed important for formulating various public policies. (ARP)

Source:
https://nasional.kompas.com/read/2020/02/07/15034811/najwa-shihab-anak-muda-harus-dilibatkan-dalam-perumusan-kebijakan-public

https://www.kompas.id/baca/metro/2021/08/20/ruang-participation-pemuda-dalam-kebijakan-publik-belum-optimal

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Entering the Collaboration Era, IGOV UMY visited Narasi.Tv

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Yogyakarta (22/12) – Collaboration across government agencies and industry plays an important role in improving the quality of education graduates in the digital era. Therefore, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) has just conducted a visit to Narasi.TV which was held on Wednesday (21/12) at Intiland Tower, Jakarta.

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This activity is an opportunity to open cross-agency collaboration in improving the quality of graduates which is needed in the current era, the era of collaboration.

“This visit is an opportunity to open collaboration in improving the quality of IGOV UMY students in preparing quality graduates,” said Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP., as the Director of IGOV UMY

 

Through this, Narasi. Tv represented by Dahlia Citra Buana (Chief of Ecosystem), Ryggie Phillip (Strategic Partnership), Yuanita Theodora (UP of Business), Iqbal Tawakal (Lead Partnership), and, Ghinar Pranogo (Head sales) welcomed both the intent and purpose to improve collaborative development of student competencies.

Some of the discussions on this visit included opportunities for collaboration in developing student competence, discussion of IGOV UMY’s social media as media branding, and collaboration in creating events. Furthermore, IGOV UMY and Narasi will provide Custom Classes for IGOV UMY students in developing competencies in how to manage social media, design social media & website displays, content creation, events, etc.

In addition, Citra said that she was very happy to collaborate and was waiting for follow-ups from this visit. “I am very happy to meet friends from college because Narasi is built from the pillars of collaboration and the most important pillar of collaboration is with friends from college” (ARP)

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Advancing Villages Through Higher Education, IGOV UMY visited Kemendesa PDTT

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Yogyakarta (21/12) – The Tridharma of Higher Education (PT), which contains research, service, and teaching, needs to be ongoing to improve the academic climate on campus. One of the steps to make the Tridharma activities successful is to carry out collaboration and cooperation with other parties, be it fellow PTs, the Business World and the Industrial World (DUDI), as well as the government.

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To realize the Tridharma that is sustainable, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration at the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) visited the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration. Apart from strengthening friendship and brotherhood, this activity is expected to widen opportunities for collaboration with the Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta (UMY) in this matter through IGOV UMY.

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The visit was carried out on Tuesday (20/12) at Building A of the Ministry of Health, Jakarta. Some of the discussions this time included the proposal for collaboration between UMY and the Kemendesa PDTT in the PERTIDES program through the signing of an MoU, Opportunities for IGOV UMY students to be able to do internships at the Kemendesa PDTT through the Study Program, and discussion regarding the importance of BUMDes managers which is an opportunity for IGOV UMY students.

The collaboration steps above need to be followed up immediately at the University level so that the agreements that are made can be through legal steps. (ARP)

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To Open Up New Collaboration Opportunities, IGOV UMY visited PMO Kedaireka

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Yogyakarta (20/12) – To increase partners for quality development, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) has just conducted a visit to PMO Kedaireka Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology. The activity was held on Tuesday (20/12) at Building D of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Jakarta. This visit activity was attended by the management of IGOV UMY and Andi In’amul Hasan from PMO Kedaireka.

In this activity, IGOV UMY held an audience to establish cooperation between Kedaireka PMO and IGOV UMY with several discussions which included opportunities for IGOV UMY students to be able to do internships at Kedaireka PMO, student participation in lecturer activities that passed the Matching Fund program, and it would make it easier for IGOV UMY if want to request the sources from PMO Kedaireka.

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“For now, students who are doing internships at our place come from the Independent Study Internship Program (MSIB) but it is possible that IGOV UMY can collaborate to send their students to do internships at Kedaireka,” Andi said.

It is hoped that this visit will open up new opportunities for collaboration with Kedaireka to benefit both students and lecturers by providing useful programs.

“The visit aims to establish cooperation with PMO Kedaireka to open other doors of collaboration which will be beneficial for students and lecturers,” said Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP., as the director of IGOV UMY. (ARP)

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Continue Improving Writing Skills, IGOV UMY Students Participate in International Conference on Education and Technology Activities

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Yogyakarta (17/12) – The Students of the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) have repeatedly improved their competence in writing skills. This time, IGOV UMY students have just collected Abstracts and PowerPoints for The Second International Conference on Education and Technology (ICETE). This was also confirmed by Satria Imam Prasetya, S.IP., as the mentor at the current International Conference.

“It’s true, at this event there were 2 IGOV UMY students who took part in the activity and are in the process of making a full paper which will be submitted on Tuesday (27/12)” said Satria

ICETE is an International Conference organized by STAI MA’HAD ALY AL-HIKAM MALANG INDONESIA with the big theme of The Urgency of Women’s Role in Civilization. The activity also invited several speakers such as Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zaharah Binti Hussin from the University of Malaya, Malaysia; Dr. Siti Marpuah from Tun Hussein Onn University, Malaysia; Dr. Umi Salamah, M.Pd. I as the Head of the PAI STAI Masters Study Program Ma’had Aly Al-Hikam, Malang; and Dr. Ifa Khoiria Ningrum as Vice Rector 4 Unugiri Bojonegoro, Bojonegoro.

Previously, IGOV UMY students had just participated in the Borobudur International Symposium held by the Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang (UNIMA). This is certainly proof that IGOV UMY students continue to learn and develop their abilities which will be useful when they have to compete in the world of work later.

“By participating in this activity, I hope that IGOV UMY students will continue to learn and hone their skills so that they can continue to make achievements and increase their provisions when they have to compete in the world of work,” Satria said. (ARP)