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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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IGOV Hello Research Held Mendeley Class with IGOVers!

by StudentUncategorized

Yogyakarta (21/10) – IGOV Hello Research is a scientific writing training and mentoring program designed to increase the capacity of IGOV students in scientific writing procedures and ethics. IGOV Hello Research continues to focus on multidisciplinary aspects in the design of scientific writing thinking methods. IGOV students are not only limited to
studying government science and public administration but can utilize various other fields of study collaboratively. The main activities in IGOV Hello Research are participating in scientific writing competitions, joining professional research projects as research assistants, independent research on journal articles and books, and various activities related to the world of scientific research. The purpose of IGOV Hello Research is to create a professional profile of IGOV graduates who are job-oriented such as academics, lecturers, and researchers.

One of the activities recently carried out by IGOV Hello Research is the Mendeley Class. This activity was held on Friday, October 21, 2022, at Tutorial Room 3, Lt. 3 Postgraduate Building. In the activity of one of the IGOV Hello Research members, Salsa Della Guitara who is also a student of IGOV batch 2021, became their tutor in using Mendeley. In addition, he also explained that this activity was held to help new students.

“That’s right, Mas, this activity aims to help new IGOV UMY Batch 2022 students in doing their assignments which one of the conditions in their assignment is required to use Mendeley. In addition, this activity aims to promote the IGOV Hello Research program so that IGOVers batch 2022 are interested in participating in this program.” Salsa said. (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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IGOV UMY and JKSG UMY Held a Closing Ceremony for University of Bradford Students

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Yogyakarta (14/10) – The closing ceremony, the visit of students from the University of Bradford, England, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY), and Jusuf Kalla School of Government UMY (JKSG UMY) held a closing ceremony on Thursday, October 13, 2022, which took place at Roaster and Bear, Yogyakarta. The activity was attended by the managers of IGOV UMY and managers from JKSG UMY.

In these activities, there were several series of activities which is eating together, sharing sessions, and giving souvenirs from IGOV UMY and JKSG for Samra Azam and Jazib Ali as University of Bradford students who visited and filled out activities that had been made by IGOV UMY and JKSG UMY. Many new things could be shared from the two visiting students as well as new things given by the two students, they both added that they were very amazed by Indonesian students, especially IGOV students. “I am very amazed by Indonesian students, especially IGOV UMY students, they have a high curiosity and high desire to learn. In my opinion, this is a good thing and needs to be given two thumbs up,” said Samra Azam.

With this activity, it is hoped that IGOV UMY and JKSG UMY, and the University of Bradford will be able to establish cooperation in terms of student exchange and research activities in the future. (ARP)

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Things to know before Student Exchange to Spain

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Yogyakarta (11/10) – For many years, Spain has been one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. People visit Spain for its outstanding culture and history, as well as its wonderful beaches in the south, delectable gastronomy, and pleasant weather. This post will go over everything you need to know before studying in Spain. In reality, IGOV UMY has a student exchange destination in Spain with two campus partners that you can pick from, namely Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Universitat Jaume L. No matter where you plan to travel in Spain, and whether it’s your first or tenth visit, Spain always manages to surprise and impress you. To that end, here are some travel ideas for Spain that will be handy for your next study abroad or vacation.

Pickpockets can be an issue.
Some parts of Spain, particularly big cities like Barcelona and Madrid, are notorious for pickpockets who prey on unsuspecting tourists in busy spots or on the metro. Make sure to protect your valuables by wearing a money belt or making sure your pocketbook has a zip and is worn close to your body. Be cautious in crowded areas and avoid making it clear that you are a tourist, especially if you don’t know where you’re going.

Tipping isn’t that big of a deal.
Tipping is nearly non-existent in Spain, with most Spaniards leaving nothing or a few pence.

Spain has excellent public transit.
Traveling across Spain is simply because of the country’s massive public transportation system. There are various possibilities for moving across the country, ranging from national budget airlines like Vueling and Iberia Express to the Renfe railway network and large, affordable bus lines. The metro and buses are good options inside cities, and daily and weekly tickets are available in most destinations.

Occasionally, stores will close in the middle of the day.
Many stores and companies in Spain close for at least a couple of hours in the middle of the day, so don’t expect to get much done between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., when many Spaniards (particularly in smaller towns) take a long lunch break. In metropolitan cities, larger shops and supermarkets will usually stay open, but you can never count on finding an open shop in the middle of the day. Shops, on the other hand, stay open later. Most clothing stores in major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona remain open until around 10 p.m. (ARP)

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Visiting Professor: Financial Government

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Yogyakarta (10/10) – Visiting Professor (Guest Lecturer) is one of the internationalization programs of the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) which aims to present Visiting Lecturers from foreign universities, especially those who are included in the 100 QS World University Rankings or who have a cooperation agreement with UMY. The Visiting Professor Program can be proposed by two or more Study Programs, either under the same Faculty or across Faculties. The output of the Visiting Professor Program is the publication of research results with UMY lecturers in reputable/indexed international journals. In addition, with the Visiting Professor program, students can explore and receive new knowledge and knowledge that lecturers do not necessarily teach at UMY. It can also provide an internationalization experience for UMY students who register for the International class.

Therefore, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) held a Visiting Professor activity which became a routine activity at IGOV UMY. In this Visiting Professor, IGOV UMY invited Mr. Jazib Ali, MBA from the University of Bradford, England. The activity was held on Wednesday, October 7, 2022, in Classroom 003, Postgraduate UMY Building.

In this activity, Mr. Jazib brought up the topic of Financial Government This time the topic was divided into 2 sessions, the first session discussed how a bank works from the roots until the tree bears fruit for the community and government and private agencies. After that, the second session will continue with discussions about banks with the government. This section Mr. Jazib discussed first session, such as how people can save in banks or borrow loans for companies that want to expand. In this session Mr. Jazib only explains how banks generally work. (ARP)

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Visiting Professor: Civil Society

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Yogyakarta (7/10) – Visiting Professor (Guest Lecturer) is one of the internationalization programs of the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) which aims to present Visiting Lecturers from foreign universities, especially those who are included in the 100 QS World University Rankings or who have a cooperation agreement with UMY. The Visiting Professor Program can be proposed by two or more Study Programs, either under the same Faculty or across Faculties. The output of the Visiting Professor Program is the publication of research results with UMY lecturers in reputable/indexed international journals. In addition, with the Visiting Professor program, students can explore and receive new knowledge and knowledge that lecturers do not necessarily teach at UMY. It can also provide an internationalization experience for UMY students who register for the International class.

Therefore, the International Program of Government Affairs and Administration Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (IGOV UMY) held a Visiting Professor activity which became a routine activity at IGOV UMY. In this Visiting Professor, IGOV UMY invited Samra Azam, MA, M.Phil. from the University of Bradford, England. The activity was held on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, in Classroom 303, Postgraduate UMY Building.

In this activity, Ms. Samra brought up the topic of Civil Society. There were several discussions in the Visiting Professor activity this time, such as how CSOs work with the community, the 7 functions of Civil Society, and social cohesion. The event was also attended by David Efendi, S.IP., MA. as a lecturer from the Civil Society Course at IGOV UMY. With this activity, students can expand their knowledge, as stated by Gumesa Rahma Jati as a student of IGOV UMY batch 2021. “I think this activity can help me expand my knowledge and knowledge and can also provide new perspectives in the course I’m studying,” said Gumesa. (ARP)

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Great!, IP UMY Signs Cooperation Agreements with Several Partners of Research-Based Student Service and Internship Programs

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Yogyakarta (6/10) – In the context of implementing the Program Kompetisi Kampus Merdeka (PK-KM) with a student service scheme and research-based internship, the Government of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta University (IP UMY) signed a cooperation agreement with several program partners in an activity entitled “Debriefing and Signing a Cooperation Agreement with the Partners of the Research-Based Student Service and Internship Program for the UMY Government Science Study Program”.
Coordinator of PK-KM IP UMY, Sakir Ridho Wijaya explained that the signing of this cooperation agreement agreed on several research and village development activities involving students in research-based internships and students serving.

“The signing of this cooperation agreement agrees on several student activities through research-based internships and student services, such as the period of implementation of activities, the rights, and obligations of both parties that must be carried out during the implementation of the activities,” said Sakir, who was met at the Amphitheater Lt. 4 UMY Postgraduate Buildings, Tuesday (4/10)
The signing of the cooperation agreement was attended by the Chancellor of the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Prof. Dr. Ir. Gunawan Budiyanto, M.P., IPM, Head of Government Science Study Program, Dr. Tunjung Sulaksono, S.IP., M.Si, the head of the service and his representatives and each of the village heads and their representatives.

Several partners involved in the signing of this cooperation agreement include district government agencies including the Office of Community Empowerment and Village Headquarters of Sleman Regency, the General Election Commission of Sleman Regency, the Regional Disaster Management Agency of Bantul Regency, and three subdistricts in Sleman Regency including Kalurahan Margo Katon, Kalurahan Banyurejo and Wirokerten Village.

The alumnus of Master of Government Science added that this cooperation agreement agreed on several student activities such as research-based internships carried out in several government agencies in Bantul and Sleman Regencies. The students serve to carry out activities in the form of community service in three village heads in Sleman Regency.

 

“This PKS has agreed on the form of student activities such as research-based internships at partner agencies with the output of scientific articles to policy briefs. Meanwhile, students serve to carry out community service activities in the form of strengthening BUMDes institutions to digitizing BUMDes,” added Sakir.


This PK-KM activity with a research-based internship scheme and dedicated students can be a substitute for courses that must be taken. The equivalent of Semester Credit Units (SKS) of this activity is calculated based on the implementation time as well as the contributions and roles of students as evidenced in activities under the coordination of the accompanying lecturer. The range of credits that students can get in this whole activity is 20 credits. (SIP)