Yogyakarta, October 5th 2023─Digitalization has now penetrated various fields, including politics. However, it needs to be examined whether digitalization has been balanced with digital literacy in responding to it. This is because digital intelligence is sometimes still not optimally utilized to support the acceleration of the quality of life. Welcoming the 2024 General Election in the midst of the digital era, DMKP Fisipol UGM held a seminar in the framework of the 68th Anniversary of FISIPOL UGM on Thursday (05/10) at the Auditorium of Fisipol UGM with the theme “Election Transformation of 2024: Digital Intelligence as a Catalyst for Change”.
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Yogyakarta, October 3rd 2023─In order to welcome the 63rd Karang Taruna Bhakti Month, Creative Hub FISIPOL UGM together with Karang Taruna D.I. Yogyakarta held a Youth Festival Bootcamp entitled Social Innovation Week at FISIPOL UGM on Tuesday (3/10). The boot camp was attended by the Chairperson of Karang Taruna DIY, Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Hayu and Deputy Dean for Research and Community Service, Cooperation, and Alumni, Fina Itriyati, Ph.D., as well as 20 innovators spread across 5 regencies/cities in D.I. Yogyakarta as the leading sector of social innovation ecosystem development.
Yogyakarta, October 3rd 2023─The international community has approved the concept of sustainable development goals (SDGs) as a strategy to respond to change. The use of natural resources, education, food security, and responsible production and consumption are some of the targets that must be achieved by countries in the world. Indonesia itself has tried to pour the concept of SDGs into each of its policies. Supporting the implementation, various professions, including art activists, voiced the sustainability aspect in “Malioboro Coffee Night” at Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of UGM from October 2nd to 3rd, 2023.
Yogyakarta, September 27th 2023─In the third year of the implementation of Fisipol 3 Minutes Thesis (3MT), the selection stage managed to attract dozens of undergraduate and graduate students from various faculties at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). Ten finalists were selected from the undergraduate and graduate categories and then participated in the 3MT final event on Wednesday (27/9). In his speech, Dean of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM, Dr. Wawan Mas’udi, appreciated the good purpose of organizing this competition. “In order to build a culture, especially among undergraduate and postgraduate students, to be able to convey confidently what they think and the results of their research well as part of forming effective public speaking,” Wawan explained. He believes that good research results are not only about the methods and findings, but also how research can bring impact to society. FISIPOL 3MT is a place to communicate research results in a compact and concise manner so that it can be understood by the general public.
Yogyakarta, September 27th 2023─In this digital era, a wide audience has adopted social media (including X) as the main channel for sharing political views, election information, and debates about candidates who will compete in the General Election (Pemilu) in 2024. Center for Digital Society (CfDS) FISIPOL UGM participated in the discussion ahead of this democratic party through a press conference with the theme “Bacapres Trends on Platform X: Opinion War, Cyber Troop, to Jokowi’s Cawe-cawe” held at Digital Intelligence Lab (DIL) Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM on Wednesday (27/09). This event presented Syaifa Tania as Executive Secretary of CfDS UGM and Agung Tri Nugraha as Research Manager of CfDS UGM to respond to the latest trends that affect online conversations and support for political figures in Indonesia.
Jakarta, September 26th 2023─The electoral year is fast approaching. The youth group (millennials) is a strategic target seeing its enormous potential to reach 56.45% or around 113 million voters. One of the young voter groups is university students. Students’ opinions and preferences are central because their level of literacy and attention to public issues and political dynamics can have implications for the political attitudes of other voter groups. On this basis, the “PolGov” Research Center, Department of Politics and Government, FISIPOL UGM conducted a survey as an effort to map these political opinions and preferences. The release of the Survey Results of Political Opinions and Preferences of Indonesian Students in the 2024 Election entitled “What are the Political Choices of the Millennial Group in the 2024 Election?” was delivered on Tuesday (26/9) at Bakoel Koffie Cikini, Jakarta. Attended by three speakers, namely Arya Budi (Lecturer at the Department of Politics and Government), Faiz Kasyfilham (POLGOV UGM Researcher), and Dr. Nihayatul Wafiroh (Member of the House of Representatives).
Yogyakarta, September 22nd 2023─Having alumni spread in various fields, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM held a discussion forum entitled “Post-Grad Transition: Preparation for the World of Work” on Friday (22/9). This discussion brought together alumni of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences class of 1988 (KAFGAMA 88) who have been in the world of work, both in the government and private sectors. Some of the alumni who attended included Prof. Drs. Anwar Sanusi, MPA, Ph.D., Anung Anindita, Easy Masita, Lestarijati Dyah S, S. Kom, FX. Bambang Kusuma Prihandono, S.Sos., MA, and Nandang Haris, SIP, M.P.P.
Yogyakarta, September 19th 2023─As the 2024 presidential and presidential candidate elections approach, the public is abuzz with discussions about the elections. Currently, there are three political figures predicted as presidential candidates, namely Anies Baswedan, Ganjar Pranowo, and Prabowo Subianto. Welcoming the recent discussions about the three figures, Universitas Gadjah Mada collaborated with Narasi and supported by the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM to present the three vice presidents through the Mata Najwa on Stage event: Bacapres Bicara Gagasan. The event was hosted by Mata Najwa’s own host, Najwa Shihab, on Tuesday (19/9) at Grha Sabha Pramana UGM and also became a series of the 68th Anniversary of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM.
Yogyakarta, September 19th 2023─Welcoming its 68th Anniversary, the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of Universitas Gadjah Mada organized a series of events beginning with the Opening Speech and Seminar entitled “Smart Voters for Future Indonesian Leaders”. The event was held offline on Tuesday (19/9) at the Auditorium Mandiri Fisipol UGM. Present as speakers in the talk show session were Rizal Mallarangeng, Founder of Freedom Institute; Ismail Fahmi, Founder of Drone Emprit & Media Kernels Indonesia; and Hermin Indah Wahyuni, Professor of Department of Communication Science (DIKOM) Universitas Gadjah Mada.
Yogyakarta, September 16th 2023─The achievement of student learning outcomes will be largely determined by the learning methods used. Unlike the primary and secondary school levels, learning in higher education has more complex elements. Moreover, the lecture method emphasizes focused and in-depth learning in a particular field. As a teacher, obstacles and challenges are often encountered in providing material with fun and enjoyable methods.
“We as educators have a clear legal basis, where we have various learning outcome standards. These outcomes are then translated into learning process planning, implementation, and assessment. And if you check the Permendikbudristek, it turns out that we are told to do innovative learning,” said Dr. Grendi Hendrastomo, S.Sos., M.M., M.A. in “Webinar Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Series #1: Innovative Learning Methods” on Friday (15/9).