SDGs 1: Economic resources | SDG 4: Quality education | SDGs 4: Enrolment | SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth | SDGs 8: Aid for trade | SDG 9: Industry, innovation, and infrastructure | SDGs 9: Cooperation | SDG 17: Partnerships for goals | SDGs 17: Development assistance 

The inaugural program of Perpustra UGM which was named  “NGABUBUREAD”, was held on Thursday, 28th of March 2024 at 3 until 8 pm at Perpustra FIB UGM, this program was a soft opening event for Perpustra UGM, presenting discussions about the twists and turns of the book industry, providing space for the expression of reading literary works, and inviting anyone who is interested in the field of literacy to join the Perpustra community, namely TEMAN-KU. At the NgabubuRead event, Perpustra activated the registration of TEMAN-KU (Teman Kuning), a community that would be a friend of literacy growth with Perpustra.

Perpustra, this container-shaped library is not just a place to read, but also a creative place to maintain a shared literacy ecosystem to realize these efforts. Furthermore, they establish the TEMAN-KU (Teman Kuning) community as a place where all people grow together in literacy. This space can not only be used by local students, but can also be used by local publishers in Yogyakarta and other publishers to introduce literacy.

In addition to being a place for creativity, Perpustra can also be a place for people to sell and leave books. Perpustra is open every weekday (Monday-Friday) from 12 to 8 pm. Perpustra also offers opportunities for those of you who have the same goals to collaborate by contacting the phone number: +6285742473943 (Anggita Triyana) or email: perpustra.ugm@gmail.com. So far, Perpustra’s collaborators include Kitabisa, Kompas.com, Gramedia, Rekata Studio, bloc, Yogyakarta Literature Festival, Amnesty International, Bentara Budaya, KPG, Baca Bareng, Rumah Dongeng Mentari, Festival Lestari, Pasar Wiguna, Festival Kata, etc.

SDG 4: Quality Education | SDGs 4: Enrolment | SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth | SDGs 8: Creativity and innovation | SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure | SDGs 9: Cooperation

There’s still time! 

For the first time ever, SAGA 2024 is opening up official team registration and talent show opportunities for you to contribute and participate in a series of SAGA 2024 activities. SAGA wants to organise a competition and an art show. 

Requirements:

1. Active students (D4 / S1 / S2 / S3) UGM
2. Able to work as a team
3. Have interest and talent in art
4. Accustomed to performing on stage

Registration Timeline:

– Registration: 20 – 25 March 2024

– Interview: 26 March 2024

– Final Announcement: 27 March 2024

– Inaugural Meeting: 28 March 2024 

– Registration Link: https://bit.ly/SAGAShow01

– Handbook: https://bit.ly/HandbookSAGAShow01

– Contact Person:

Aisyah (082231045836) for Official Team

Fanny (083181300367) for Talent

Hurry up and register yourself ✨

Join SAGA 2024! Exist in the Arts

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SDG 1: No poverty | SDGs 1: Economic resources | SDGs 1: Income | SDG 4: Quality education | SDGs 4: Education for sustainability | SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth | SDGs 8: Creativity and innovation | SDGs 8: Economic productivity | SDG 10: Reduced inequality | SDGs 10: Business 

Starting from a Familiarity Night activity for postgraduate students in literature class 23, even period, on Sunday 3rd of March 2024 in Kalimasada, there was another event that they had without planning. Their agenda that morning was having breakfast. Coincidentally, there was a place to order food near the villa where they were staying. When they got there, who would have thought that this place was the house of Mr. Sardi or who is familiarly called Sardi Beib. So after eating at his house, they were shown works of art that Mr. Sardi had made from used goods. They saw various kinds of works, from statues, masks, night lamps, to the famous crystal wayang.

Pak Sardi also said that all of his work is processed from used items that are no longer used. In other words, he turns rubbish into something beautiful and valuable. This is so because he had marketed his work abroad at fantastic prices. He also often organizes cultural arts activities which are then covered by local, national and foreign media. According to Sabrian, one of the students who had the opportunity to visit at that time, the visit was very inspiring, because in addition to introducing wayang, Mr Sardi also shared his experiences while working in the world of arts and culture. This further motivated him to continue learning about arts and culture, as a literature student.

SDGs 1: No Poverty | SGDs 4: Quality Education | SDGs 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth | SGDs 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Yogyakarta, Tuesday, February 20, 2024 – The Arabic Literature Study Program of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held an Entrepreneurship and Self-Development Lecture by presenting a national trainer, Dr. Ir. Siti Andarwati, S.Pt., MP, IPM, ASEAN Eng. The event aimed to equip students with knowledge and practical skills in building an entrepreneurial spirit and developing self-potential. The lecture, which was attended by high enthusiasm from UGM Arabic Literature students, was held twice online, namely on February 20 and 27, 2024.

In the first session, Dr. Ir. Siti Andarwati, S.Pt., MP., IPM., ASEAN Eng. presented material on “Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Scope”. This material opened the students’ insights into the basic concepts of entrepreneurship, potential business opportunities, and strategies for building a successful business. In the second session, the focus shifted to “Potential for Student Entrepreneurship Development”. This national trainer encouraged students to dare to be entrepreneurs and explore their potential. As a form of implementation of the knowledge gained, the students at the end of the activity were given the task of developing business ideas by making products. This aims to train their creative and critical thinking skills in building innovative and sustainable businesses.

Through this Entrepreneurship and Self-Development Lecture, it is hoped that it can foster an entrepreneurial spirit and equip UGM Arabic Literature students with qualified knowledge and skills to become entrepreneurs.

SDGs 4: Quality Education | SDGs 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth | SDGs 17: Partnerships for the Goals

Yogyakarta, Wednesday, February 28, 2024 – The Arabic Literature Study Program of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held a Public Lecture entitled “The Importance of Arabic Literature in the Contemporary World of Work” on Wednesday (28/2) at the Auditorium of Soegondo Building 7th Floor, Faculty of Arts UGM. The event was attended by Dr. Zulfa Purnamawati, S.S., M.Hum., Chairperson of the Arabic Literature Study Program, Arief Budiman, S.S., M.A., as Ikmasa supervisor, and two inspiring speakers, Afifatul Munjidah and Muhammad Egata Asysyakur, alumni of Arabic Literature UGM who are successful in various fields.

This Public Lecture aims to equip Arabic Literature students with insights and knowledge about broad job opportunities in the contemporary era. Afifatul Munjidah, an alumnus of the Arabic Literature class of 2013 who is active in the field of education and entrepreneurship, shared her experience in building a multidimensional career. Afif is a practitioner teacher in the Kampus Merdeka program, partnership staff at Baitul Maal Nurul Ashri, and the owner of Moen House Id and Moenjastip. He emphasized the importance of having plans and strategies to achieve goals, as well as always striving to develop themselves.

Meanwhile, Muhammad Egata Asysyakur, an alumnus of the Arabic Literature class of 2015 Assistant Manager of Sheikh Muhammad Jaber, and Founder of PT Albalad Alameen Indonesia, told his inspiring story of building a company engaged in Hajj and Umrah, halal tourism, da’wah events, and publishing. He motivated the students to focus on completing their responsibilities because Allah will not change the condition of a people until they change themselves.

This public lecture was closed with a question and answer session from the students. It is hoped that by organizing this event, UGM Arabic Literature students will be more motivated to develop their potential and achieve broad job opportunities in various fields.