Turning up with us this time to spill more interesting stories from OIA UGM is Astiti Nareswari (Asti) as the Coordinator for Incoming Exchange Program. Kudos!

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A lot of students not only dream of going overseas, but to study abroad too. In OIA, our job is to make overseas programs offered for students not only readily available but to help students in the overall process. OIA also announces various programs and scholarships offered by overseas partners for students of UGM.

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When we hear the word “immigration” what usually comes to mind are endless paperwork, the burden of getting documents approved and signed by the right people, and having to pay attention to many other prerequisites. These processes are very demanding for most of us. Immigration is an unavoidable part of overseas matters. But the work isn’t only done by us, there are people behind the scenes giving their all.

Meet Head of Outgoing Mobility Coordinator at OIA: Afia Rifkiani

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Most students dream of going abroad, Most students dream of seeking education abroad. Whether it be to encounter new cultures or to gain wisdom from foreign education, there are many reasons why students want to study overseas. In UGM, students can claim international scholarships or be exchanged to foreign countries from all over the world.

As students, we often recognize the Office of International Affairs (OIA) as one supporting organization in UGM that often shares great programs and opportunities to upscale our international exposure. But have you ever wondered what might happen behind the scene? We proudly present to you: #BehindOIA.

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As an office that deals with foreign affairs, OIA UGM needs to establish and maintain partnerships with institutions from various nations. Ever wonder how it’s like behind the scenes? Today we’ll meet Sepitri Indrayanti, familiarly called Mbak Pipit, as Program Coordinator for Asia Region at OIA UGM.

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UGM offers numerous programs related to international exposure for students, lecturers, and staff. UGM has various overseas partners both already established and new. Through these partnerships comes the availability of international exposure programs, but how are these partnerships forged/maintained? The answer is OIA’s Networking Division!