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IP UMY’s MATAF Held Critical Discussions with Political Observers

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Yogyakarta (15/9) – New students are both the next generation of the country and the next generation of reformers who will help higher education meet its academic goals in the future. A new student at a college or university is like a blank sheet of paper that needs to be filled out correctly. So, during the 2022 UMY Government Science Ta’aruf (Mataf) Period, IP UMY held a critical discussion with the theme “Menumbuhkan Kesadaran Intelektual Dalam Keberagaman Sosial Guna Mencipatakan Aktualisasi Diri Mahasiswa Pembaharu.”

The event started with a speech by Dr. Tunjung Sulaksono, S.IP., M.Sc., Head of the UMY Government Science Study Program. Then, well-known people like Constitutional Law Expert and Political Observer Dr. Refly Harun, S.H., M.H., LL. M. and Activist and Academician Syahrul Ramadhan Yusuf, S.SoS., M. Ag., M. Pd. led a discussion session. As a starting point, Muhammad Eko Atmojo, S.IP., M.IP, Secretary of the UMY Government Science Study Program, and David Efendi, S.IP., MA, UMY Government Science Lecturer, moderated this discussion. This talk happened in person on September 14 at the E.6 Amphitheater on the 5th floor of the KH Building. Ibrahim UMY.

After the COVID-19 pandemic, this is the first face-to-face mataf. This conversation added to the meaning of the orientation period for the start of the Government Science Study Program by bringing up interesting topics and getting new students to think critically. We hope that this discussion will inspire new students and make them more intellectually aware so that they can be at their best when it comes to self-actualization as they go through school. (ARP)

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Collaborating with UMY, Kelurahan Describes Challenges to Promote BUMDes

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Yogyakarta (13/9) – Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) through the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration (IGOV) held a group discussion forum on the topic of Government Development and Digital Economy to Realize Village SDGs at Alana Malioboro, Tuesday (13/9/2022). Sub-districts in Sleman, Bantul, and Kulonprogo participated in this activity which also involved the Ministry of Villages, Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration.

Dr. Supriadi, Director of Investment Services for Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration at the Ministry of Villages for Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration, said that his party appreciated UMY’s active steps in helping government programs to develop villages. According to him, collaboration must be carried out because the government cannot immediately move alone without the help of other parties.

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“This is a good collaboration with UMY that what we do is followed up by both the campus and the community. We both have roles and functions as well as advantages and authority. The Ministry of Village has policies, and universities like UMY have technology and research. Going forward, we encourage collaborative programs between the Ministry of Villages, Villages, Local Governments, Universities, and the Private Sector. A good synergy can emerge and it is hoped that it will bring benefits to the village,” he said.

In the discussion, according to Supriadi, several things emerged which were underlined, especially in the development of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes), which so far are still constrained. There needs to be commitment and partisanship from the village head whose hope can emerge soon after various deliberations like today

“Commitment and partisanship are discussions to develop BUMDes as well as human resource development. This is the subject of discussion and continues to be maximized. For example, the alignment of the village head gives BUMDes the flexibility to professionally manage the scale of the economic zone. Commitment is also how to use village funds for BUMDes. Through this village meeting, this commitment emerged from the village apparatus,” he continued.

On the other hand, BUMDes are asked to be more creative in finding potential as well as forming an industry that can support the village. According to Supriadi, regarding managed land, it is not a problem because BUMDes do not necessarily become the owner.

“The land rights remain from the village or the sultanate but the right to manage it lies with the BUMDes. This is not a problem. For example, planting vegetables, chicken coops, and so on, there is a period and not long. The most important thing is innovation and creativity. There is industrialization, the development of natural resources, whether tourism villages or commodities and creative and creative activities with digitalization as well as human resources,” he concluded.

Meanwhile, the Director of the UMY IGOV Program, Sakir Ridho Wijaya, added that the discussion forum activity involving village heads in DIY was UMY’s real effort to participate in unraveling the problems that occurred. It is hoped that the collaboration with the campus can have a positive impact on village management for the prosperity of the community.

“We collaborate with researchers from the UMY Government Science study program according to the needs of our partners, in this case, the village. We are helping to establish BUMDes, MSMEs, and even tourist villages in the sub-districts,” he said.

Source: https://www.krjogja.com/berita-lokal/read/472018/gandeng-umy-kalurahan-urai-tantangan-majukan-bumdes

 

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3 things you have to decide when you already joined IGOV

by KegiatanStudent

Yogyakarta (6/9) – the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) is an international class from the UMY Government Science Study Program (Prodi IP) which offers many facilities for its students so that they can compete when they have to face the world of job competition. New students of IGOV UMY, have to decide so that the facilities provided by IGOV UMY are not wasted. Here are some things that IGOV UMY new students have to decide:

1. Choose Your Student Capacity Building Program!
IGOV has many Student Capacity Building Programs that you can join. Besides filling your spare time, this program can help you to improve your soft skills so that you can compete in the job market.

2. Want Student Exchange abroad? EZ
Relax, IGOV has many international partners from Asia to Europe so you don’t get confused about where to go for Student Exchange. Oya, at IGOV, Student Exchange is a must. xixi

3. Choose your favorite subjects!
You will learn the ins and outs of government from the Indonesian Government System, Public Administration System, Government Ecology, Government Management, and Communication, Legislative, Judicial and Executive Processes, to Social Statistics. (ARP)

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Trisakti University Visits IP UMY to Do Benchmarking

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Yogyakarta (5/9) – Benchmarking is a comparison study conducted by an organization concerning other organizations that are deemed successful and can serve as examples of particular accomplishments. Benchmarking enables a business to understand the preparation and specific processes that serve as the foundation for constructing planned goals. Comparable to the ASEAN University Network-Quality Assurance (AUN-QA) certification benchmarking done by the Universitas Trisakti Law Study Program on Governmental Sciences at UMY (IP UMY).

Universitas Trisakti’s Law Studies Program chose IP UMY as a benchmarking destination since IP UMY is one of the study programs to have gained AUN-QA accreditation since 2021. IP UMY also received the “Adequate as Expected” designation in the AUN-QA certification, indicating that IP UMY is competent according to the AUN-QA requirement.

This benchmarking was conducted offline on Friday, 9 March 2022 in the Fisipol UMY Meeting Room in the presence of Trisakti University Legal Studies Program officials. Head of the UMY Government Science Study Program, Dr. Tunjung Sulaksono, S.IP., M.Sc., and Secretary of the UMY Government Science Study Program, Muhammad Eko Atmojo, S.IP., M.IP., welcomed this benchmarking. Dr. Takdir Ali Mukti, M.Sc., Dean of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (Fisipol) UMY, and Dr. Titin Purwaningsih, S.IP., M.Sc., lecturer in the UMY Government Science Study Program and former Dean of Fisipol UMY, also attended the event.

This benchmarking is anticipated to serve as a forum for the exchange of knowledge regarding the components that the Trisakti University Law Study Program must prepare for AUN-QA certification.(ARP)

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New Terms for IGOV New Students before teaching and learning activities start

by Kegiatanlecture

Yogyakarta (3/9) – After firmly choosing the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) as your next life journey, you must prepare to enter a new phase of being a student. As a new student, you will not only learn new things but will also be struggling in a new environment, new relationships, including a new system when studying.
Now, regarding the system, several lecture terms are very different from the terms used in school first. In order not to be confused, you must know some lecture terms that new students must know. Let’s look at the following information.

1. Secondary Supervisor
A secondary Supervisor is a Supervisor who will assist you in correcting the Grammar in your thesis because in IGOV your thesis must use English, you know!

2. Student Capacity Building Program
Capacity Building Programs are programs created by IGOV for you to develop your Soft Skills and of course, the program is to prepare you to face competition in the world of work.

3. Visiting Professor
Well, every semester at IGOV you will be taught by Professors/lecturers who come from abroad. So don’t be surprised if suddenly a foreigner comes to your class and teaches you new knowledge from a different perspective.

So that’s a term you should know as a new IGOV student. So don’t get me wrong! (ARP)

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Three Things New Students Should Do Before start learning in college

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Yogyakarta (2/9) – Prospective students begin the shift from high school students to college citizens once the semester begins. Prospective students’ transition also comprises academic, mental, friendly environment, and living environment adaption, especially for those who plan to reside in a boarding home near the university. The transition from high school to college involves both physical and mental preparation to ensure that studies and adaptations go well. Here are some things that students should do before going to college.

1. Learn how to handle your money
Prospective students who will live independently or with their parents must learn to manage their daily finances on their own. When you start college, there are numerous activities available to help you develop your academic competence and skills. If you are unable to discover free options for pupils, consider which activities demand a priority budget.

2.Manage Your Time
If you want to pursue freelance employment while studying for the first semester, make sure you have solid time management and energy management skills. Because it takes time and effort to adjust to lectures, both academically and socially. So, if it’s not critical for you or your family, reconsider accepting a part-time job while working in the first semester.

3. Learn about on-campus student health services.
Various colleges have clinics, hospitals, and counseling services to accommodate students’ physical and emotional health needs. Some are integrated with the medical school and psychology faculty, while others exist on campus as separate units. (ARP)

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IP UMY Held Annual Work Meeting 2022/2023 to Improve Academic Performance

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Yogyakarta (1/9) To improve educational performance, IP UMY again held the 2022/2023 Annual Work Meeting (RKT) on Tuesday (30/8). Head of the UMY Government Science Study Program, Dr. Tunjung Sulaksono, M.Sc., and Secretary of the UMY Government Science Study Program, Muhammad Eko Atmojo, S.IP.M.IP., and Secretary of the International Program for Government Affairs and Administration (IGOV) UMY presented this event. The event, held at the Rayz UMM Hotel Malang, was also attended by UMY Government Science Study Program Lecturers and Staff.

This RKT contains several discussions, including monitoring and evaluating educational performance during the 2021/2022 academic year, strategic plans for the 2022/2023 academic year, implementing the Outcomes-Based Education (OBE) curriculum, ASEAN University Network-Quality Assurance (AUN–QA), and Foundation For International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA). On the agenda of the RKT was also the discussion of curricular homogeneity across the Government Science Study Program (IP), the Government Science Masters Program (MIP), and the UMY Government Science Doctoral Program (PDIP).

The Strategy Performance Index (IKS) and publication metrics in national, international, or proceedings journals were also discussed in the RKT IP UMY. In the meantime, the learning plan for the 2022/2023 academic year will be implemented offline in compliance with the Academic Calendar Rector’s Decree. This time around, RKT also has a strategic plan consisting of optimizing service partnerships with the University of Muhammadiyah Sinjai and IUGM Palembang under the supervision of PKKM. (ARP)

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To Improve Quality, IGOV UMY attended the Study Program Internationalization Workshop

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Yogyakarta (25/8) – To improve the quality of the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) participated in Lokakarya Internasionalisasi Program Studi (Prodi) organized by the lembaga Pengembangan Pendidikan (LPP) UMY. The activity was held to improve the quality of the study programs at UMY through the internationalization program. The activity was held on Tuesday, August 23, 2022, at the Ayodya Ballroom, 7th Floor of Hotel Indoluxe, Yogyakarta.

With the Lokakarya Internasionalisasi Program Studi, each international class study program and regular study program that will form an international class can evaluate the necessary needs and prepare strategies to be excellent and boost academic reputations, because international classes are academic reputation boosters. At the meeting, also discussed the preparation of IGOV UMY in collaborating with Asia University, Taiwan in terms of a Double Degree later IGOV UMY students will continue their studies at Asia University, Taiwan when they are in semester 7. (ARP)

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IGOV English Booster Goes to Bromo!

by KegiatanStudent

Yogyakarta (24/8) – IGOV English Booster is a program organized by the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) which has already ended. The program starts on 24 July 2022 and ends on 23 August 2022 at the Elfast English Course, Pare.

Of course, IGOV UMY not only provides facilities for participants to learn English at Kampung English Pare, but IGOV UMY also provides entertainment facilities where IGOV English Booster participants are facilitated to do a Midnight Tour to Bromo National Park as a form of appreciation for having followed the program well. and provide progressive improvement capabilities.

 

“The tour to Bromo National Park can refresh the minds of the IGOV English Booster participants which have been forged for a month to deepen their ability in English. In addition, this tour is a form of appreciation for having followed the program well and providing amazing progressives” Said Awang Rajaprakoso Purnomo as the Person in Charge (PIC) of the IGOV English Booster Program. (ARP)

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Introducing the Excellent Class, IGOV UMY held a podcast with Admisi UMY

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Yogyakarta (19/8) – the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) has just held a Podcast entitled Talking Study Program with UMY Admissions on Thursday, August 18, 2022, which took place in the Podcast Room of UMY Admissions Building. The event was hosted by Muhammad Oky Fauzi, S.IP., and invited the director of IGOV UMY Sakir Ridho Wijaya, S.IP., M.IP as a guest from the podcast.

The event aimed to introduce one of the excellent classes at UMY, namely IGOV UMY, where Mas Sakir explained how the excitement was at IGOV UMY, adequate facilities for students to hone their soft skills, and how easy it is for IGOV UMY students to get international exposure. From these activities, it became the execution of ideas in the promotion strategy that had been discussed by IGOV UMY and UMY Admissions to attract prospective new students (Camaba) so that they wanted to join IGOV UMY and eliminate their fear of lack of using English.

“For all friends, don’t be afraid about we must using English at IGOV UMY, because IGOV UMY itself has a program that will help you to improve your English skills, namely IGOV English Booster. In this program, you will be sent to Kampung English Pare to focus on improving your English skills.” Said Mr. Sakir. (ARP)