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Collaborative Survey of Election Corner (EC) Fisipol UGM and Praxis Highlights the Dilemma of the 2024 Election: Student Participation is Not Affiliated with Money Politics

Jakarta, January 15th 2024─Collaborative research of Election Corner (EC) Fisipol UGM with #PraxiSurvey shows that 42.96% of students stated that they would accept money but not vote for candidates. Furthermore, 20.08% of students will accept money and will vote for candidates, while another 10.99% stated that they would not accept money and would not vote for candidates.

Entitled “Student Aspirations and Preferences for the 2024 Election”, this research was conducted using a mixed method approach. The survey was conducted among 1,001 students aged 16-25 years in 34 provinces in Indonesia on January 1st to 8th, 2024. Then, an in-depth study in the format of Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was held on January 15th, 2024 involving four academics and students representing the University of Indonesia (UI), Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Mulawarman University (Unmul), and Nusa Cendana University (Undana). read more

Limited Discussion between Papua Task Force UGM and BSKLN of Ministry of Foreign Affairs RI

Yogyakarta, January 10th 2024The Papua Task Force of Universitas Gadjah Mada (GTP UGM) and the Foreign Policy Strategy Agency (BSKLN) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia organized a limited discussion with the theme “Strengthening Indonesian Diplomacy to Support the Development of Papua to Welcome the Golden Indonesia 2045”. The event was held offline in the Dean’s Meeting Room of BB Building 2nd floor of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of UGM. This limited discussion activity was attended by various elements both from BSKLN Ministry of Foreign Affairs, GTP UGM, and the academic community in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM. read more

DIKOM UGM Discusses Hot Issues in Communication World Throughout 2023

Yogyakarta, December 26th 2023─Towards the end of 2023, many things have happened around the world of communication. The emergence of issues in communication, especially in the digital world, gives a big picture of the nation’s readiness to welcome technological developments. Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM summarized a series of issues in the scope of communication that are important to discuss in the “Communication Kaleidoscope 2023” on Friday (22/12). read more

Six Fisipol Students Won Medals at the 36th PIMNAS in the Field of Humanities Research and Community Service

Yogyakarta, December 24th 2023─Six Fisipol students managed to contribute 4 medals in the 36th National Student Scientific Week (PIMNAS) which took place at Padjadjaran University, Bandung. The six students who are divided into three teams are Jatayu Bias Cakrawala (Communication Science 2021), Trixi Karinina Dewi Sindhutomo (Public Policy Management 2022), Fachrurizal Mahendra Sujono (Social Development and Welfare 2020), Fadil Putra Pratama (Sociology 2020), Nadadistya Fourysa Iksani Putri (Social Development and Welfare 2020), and Nayla Dhiyaa Izzati (Public Policy Management 2021). read more

KAGAMA of the Department of Communication Class ‘98 Holds Nostalgic Reunion for Reminiscing Their Togetherness in the Past

Yogyakarta, December 18th 2023─The synergy and solidarity of the Keluarga Fisipol Gadjah Mada is unquestionable. Even years after graduation, the alumni always take the time to attend every campus occasion. This time, KAGAMA of the Department of Communication Studies ‘98 gathered to reunite in the Reunion of Communication Alumni ‘98 at Digilib Cafe Fisipol UGM on Saturday (16/12).

Reminiscing about your time on campus is one of the most awaited moments during a reunion. Moreover, compared to the current atmosphere, 20 years ago, UGM was certainly different. Oki, as the Chairperson of the Reunion Committee, said he was happy to reunite with his Communication ‘98 friends. “It is great to be together again. I would like to thank my friends for taking the time to attend in the midst of their busy schedules. Hopefully, this event will be a moment to strengthen friendship and recall togetherness during college,” he said. read more

Fighting Misinformation in the Digital World, Fisipol x Tirto.id Collaboration Launches Inception Program

Yogyakarta, December 15th 2023─In the midst of the post-truth era and misinformation that is increasingly widespread, especially welcoming the 2024 elections, Fisipol UGM collaborates with Tirto.id to launch the Inception program. In this activity, there was also a signing of cooperation between Fisipol and Tirto.id as well as a public discussion with the theme “Digital Literacy Towards Quality Journalism” on Friday (15/12) in the East Seminar Room of Fisipol. The discussion was attended by speakers Slamet Santoso (Director of Informatics Empowerment, Ditjen Aptika Kominfo), Rachmadin Ismail (Editor-in-Chief of Tirto.id), and Ni Made Diah Apsari Dewi (Researcher of Institute of International Studies). read more

Election Corner Holds A Training Ahead of 2024 Elections

Yogyakarta, December 7th 2023Election Corner in collaboration with the Association for Elections and Democracy (Perludem) and PolGov has held a limited training event entitled “Training on Involving Youth Participation in the 2024 Simultaneous Elections” on December 6th to 7th 2023. The purpose of this training is to increase the understanding and capacity of students at UGM on the duties and authority of organizing elections. The training was held for 2 days and was located at Uttara The Icon Apartment, Yogyakarta. read more

Ajisaka 2024 Ready to Fight, Advocating for Young Generation Advocacy in the Digital Media Era on Nature Conservation Issues

Yogyakarta, December 1st 2023─Ajisaka 2024 held a pre-event Janamejaya with a movie screening and interactive discussion entitled “Nature Conservation: Empowering Youth Advocacy through Digital Media Creation” on Friday (01/12). On this occasion, a documentary film titled “Tanah Moyangku” by Watchdoc was premiered offline at the FISIPOL Auditorium on the 4th floor. The film is a discussion starter about human neglect of Indonesia’s nature and how the youth advocacy movement and digital media can be sustainable in addressing nature conservation issues. In accordance with the theme carried by Ajisaka this year, Nature Conservation entitled “Samarthya Bumi: Every life is precious, every action is meaningful”. read more

GSSC 2023 Talks about Building Trust in the Era of Disruption

Yogyakarta, November 29th 2023─The impact of technological disruption and the development of digital media, especially in the post-Covid-19 pandemic, has created significant changes in the public space. These changes do not only occur in the space of human interaction, but also disrupt the trust that exists between various entities in the public space. Responding to these changes, the Communication Masters Study Program at Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM again held its second Graduate Symposium on Communication (GSSC) on Wednesday to Thursday (29-30/11) at the University Club Hotel UGM with the theme “Building Sustainable Trust in the Disruptive Communication Sphere”. read more

Successful of the Digital Intelligence Course 2023, a Realization of the Commitment of CfDS & Ministry of Communication and Information of the Republic of Indonesia in Exploring the Potential of Indonesian Digital Talents

Yogyakarta, November 27th 2023─Digital transformation has a significant impact on all sectors of life in every element of society, including employment. The demand for prospective workers by the industrial world must certainly be accompanied by an increase in the quality of digital talent in order to create an inclusive work landscape. Responding to this phenomenon, the Center for Digital Society UGM, the Ministry of Communication and Information, Siberkreasi, and the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, have re-presented the Digital Intelligence Course in 2023. read more