SDGs 4: Quality education | SDGs 8: Decent work and economic growth | SDGs 12: Responsible consumption and production | SDGs 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions | SDGs 17: Partnerships for the goals

27^th of January 2024 – The “Infinite Learning – Web Development” program was designed to facilitate access to the quality education by providing learning experiences that reflect the actual situation in the industry. By encouraging participants to form challenge groups, this program not only aimed to produce developers with technical skills, but also encouraged collaboration and active participation in various industrial projects. Through the application of design thinking and SCRUM project management concepts, this program implicitly promoted responsible consumption and production practices, while forming individuals with adaptative, collaborative and communicative skills.

Intensive mentoring by two types of mentors, individual mentors and group mentors, played an important role in creating an inclusive and sustainable learning environment. With a focus on building individual skills, individual mentors provided guidance on participants’ performance, skills, self-motivation, and learning strategies. Meanwhile, the group mentor focused on group performance, research guidance, challenge project management, and application development. These two types of mentors worked together to build a strong partnership between mentor and participant, creating an environment that supports participants in facing the complex challenges of the future in the web development industry.

SDGS 4: Quality Education | SDGS 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth | SDGS 17: Partnership for the Goals

A group of students from the Arabic Literature Study Program, Department of Language and Literature, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FIB UGM), has successfully completed an internship program at the regional television station, ADiTV (Arah Dunia Televisi). Gaining invaluable experience, the students were equipped with various aspects of the television industry.

Throughout the internship period, the students were taught and directly involved in the production process of a television program. They were given the opportunity to try various roles in the production process, such as brainstorming ideas and scripts, operating equipment, video editing, and presenting in front of the camera as program hosts. During their activities, the students were mentored by experienced professionals in their respective fields. At the end of the internship, the students were tasked with producing a news program titled “Al-Akhbar.”

In their roles, the students acted as script translators and news presenters. After the production process, the program will be broadcast on ADiTV. The airing of the Al-Akhbar program is expected to provide insights and benefits to its audience. Moreover, participants in this internship program are also encouraged to apply the knowledge gained during the internship to build a career path in the television industry and to spread positive impacts through broadcasting media.