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Discovering The Journey Of Sarah Natasha: A Glimpse Into Her IISMA Experience

HEADLINESNews Release Saturday, 27 January 2024

Embarking on the adventure of studying in a foreign land is a dream cherished by numerous people. For Sarah Natasha, a lively student in the English department at Universitas Gadjah Mada, this dream became a reality through the esteemed International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA). Let’s explore Sarah’s journey, dreams, and the profound influence her time at the University of York had on her.

Sarah’s journey began with a serendipitous discovery of the IISMA program through her department’s students association (IMAJI) social media account. Aiming to provide students with a global perspective, IISMA caught Sarah’s attention, especially as it offered a full scholarship to study abroad, a dream she had nurtured for a long time. Supported by her parents’ encouragement to join the program, Sarah’s decision to apply was fueled by her desire to explore the world and pursue academic excellence in an international setting.

Selecting the perfect university was a big deal for Sarah, especially with so many excellent choices provided by IISMA. Though she was initially unsure, a last-minute decision ended up defining her entire journey. Getting all the necessary documents ready turned out to be tough, dealing with lots of letters and financial details. Luckily, being in the English department made writing the essay easier, and the interview, despite initial worries, turned out to be quite manageable.

Sarah’s participation in the IISMA program expanded her awareness of global issues, emphasizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Her group’s focus on food waste during the pre-departure SDG program ignited a passion for combating environmental challenges. In her host country, Sarah and her group contributed to social causes by donating clothes, home, and kitchen equipment to organizations like the British Heart Foundation and the Indonesian community. The experience highlighted the significance of giving to those in need, even for items considered insignificant for her.

The enchantment often associated with studying abroad faded in comparison to the reality Sarah faced. Yet, the true essence of the experience lay in the profound learning journey, encompassing academic growth and adaptation to a new environment. Sarah discovered the precious nature of the memories she created with newfound friends, emphasizing that the value of her experience transcended the picturesque images shared on social media.

Sarah’s journey through the IISMA program showcases the complexity, challenges, and invaluable lessons inherent in studying abroad. From navigating the application process to contributing meaningfully to SDGs, her story exemplifies the transformative power of international education. As Sarah continues her academic journey, her experiences serve as inspiration for others aspiring to embark on their own global adventures.

Considering the need for good preparations, Pusat Bahasa FIB UGM plays a crucial role in facilitating students to achieve their goals of studying abroad. The center provides a free comprehensive annual language programs that are tailored to meet the language proficiency requirements of various international universities. Through intensive language courses, students enhance their English language skills, ensuring they meet the necessary standards for admission to overseas academic institutions. Additionally, Pusat Bahasa FIB UGM offers guidance on standardized tests, such as TOEFL and IELTS, which are often prerequisites for admission. The center also assists students in developing essential communication skills, cultural awareness, and adaptability, preparing them for the challenges of studying in a foreign environment. By fostering a supportive learning environment, Pusat Bahasa FIB UGM plays a pivotal role in empowering students like Sarah to successfully pursue their academic aspirations abroad.

Note: This article has previously been published by Pusat Bahasa FIB UGM through this link.

FIB Wins Second Place in the Gadjah Mada University Public Relations Award

News ReleaseSTICKY NEWS Friday, 29 December 2023

On Friday, December 8 2023, the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Gadjah Mada University won second place in the Gadjah Mada University Public Relations Award. This award was given in recognition of the success of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences in the Page Management category. This achievement is the result of dedication and innovation in the public relations program, which involves superior products in six categories, including page management, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, press releases and communication campaigns. This achievement not only strengthens the faculty’s reputation but also becomes an inspiration for the entire academic community in developing innovation in the field of website development at the faculty level.

Master Student of Archaeology Department Receives “The Best Student Paper” Award

HEADLINESNews ReleaseStudent's Activity Monday, 27 November 2023

The Asia-Pacific Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage is a triennial scientific meeting that was originally organised in Manila, Philippines by the Asian Academy for Heritage Management. The 2023 Asia-Pacific Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage will be held in Gwangju, South Korea, which is the 5th conference since it was first held in 2011. Asia-Pacific Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage 2023 with the theme “The Ocean Decade Challenges and the Maritime Cultural Heritage of Asia -Pacific” has a discussion panel session related to hot issues regarding the study of maritime heritage and underwater archaeology within the Asia-Pacific.

At this year’s conference, there were 26 panel sessions with researchers, academics and students from 40 countries with 300 participants presenting their research in maritime studies and underwater archaeological heritage in the Asia-Pacific region. Not only presenting, the researchers also published their research in the conference proceedings. In participating in the Asia-Pacific Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage 2023, a Master student of the Department of Archaeology (Muslim Dimas Khoiru Dhony) was awarded as The Best Student Paper with a paper entitled Underwater Archaeological Remains in Matano Lake, South of Sulawesi, Indonesia: Evidence of Iron Age Civilisation in session 15 on The Archaeology of Submerged Landscapes and Inland Waters. The paper is the result of research conducted by the National Archaeological Research Centre (now BRIN) for 6 years in collaboration with researchers who focus on each field to examine the development of the Iron Age in Lake Matano. The activity is also an effort to carry out Sustainable Development Programs (SDGs) such as SDG 4 (Quality Education) Culture, SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) Culture, SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) Cultural Heritage, and Community and Disaster Risk Reduction.

Soewarsih Djojopuspito: The Life of A Colonial Female Nationalist in Independent Indonesia

HEADLINESNews Release Tuesday, 14 November 2023

The Department of History, Faculty of Cultural Sciences UGM is holding another Public Lecture entitled “Soewarsih Djojopuspito: The Life of a Colonial Female Nationalist in Independent Indonesia” on Friday, 10 November 2023. The event took place in the Multimedia Room on the 2nd floor of Margono Building. This Public Lecture focuses on discussing the life journey of a female nationalist during Indonesian independence. Hans Visser, an independent researcher from Alkmaar, was the main speaker in this event, while Dr. Agus Suwignyo, a lecturer from the Department of History, acted as the moderator.

On this occasion, the discussion thoroughly covered the contribution of Soewarsih Djojopuspito, a female writer and literary figure best known for her work entitled “Free Man” or “Buiten Het Gareel”. This work is recognised as an important part of Indonesian literary history. Not only that, in 2013, Soewarsih Djojopuspito was awarded the honour of Bintang Budaya Parama Dharma in recognition of her dedication to literature.

This Public Lecture provides a space to explore Soewarsih Djojopuspito in greater detail, exploring significant aspects of her life and contributions in the context of Indonesian history. The event is not only a platform to recognise an inspirational nationalist figure, but also an opportunity to reflect on the struggles undertaken by a determined woman like Djojopuspito..

Tracing the Paths of Three Historians: A Journey in Compiling the History of Indonesia

HEADLINESNews Release Tuesday, 14 November 2023

UGM Department of History successfully organised a seminar entitled “From Sartono Kartodirdjo, Soedjatmoko, and Moh. Ali Towards Future Indonesian History Writing (I)” on 31 October 2023 at the Auditorium of Soegondo Building 7th Floor. The event was attended by around 100 participants from researchers, students, and the general public.

The seminar aimed to explore the future of Indonesian history writing by exploring the thoughts of figures such as Sartono Kartodirdjo, Soedjatmoko, and Moh. Ali. Three keynote speakers, Gani Achmad Jailani from Universitas Padjadjaran, Priska Marsila from Alumni UIN Sunan Gunung Jati, and Wahyu Purwiyastuti from Satya Wacana Christian University, presented materials covering various aspects of Indonesian historiography.

In addition to the keynote speakers, the seminar also involved 17 co-speakers who were selected through a call for papers selection. The participants were divided into six panels according to the predetermined theme groups. The hope is that this seminar can provide inspiration for the development of Indonesian history writing in the future.

A joint discussion session moderated by Prof Bambang Purwanto concluded the seminar. In closing, Prof Bambang asked interesting questions about the need to discuss the philosophy of history and whether the Indonesian-centric approach is relevant. He also emphasised that this seminar was the beginning of a deeper discussion on the philosophical aspects of history writing.

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