The summer course on Smart-eco Bioproduction Agriculture (SC-SOBA) with the topic of “Climate-Smart Agriculture” is the continuation of the first SC-SOBA in 2021 that take the topic of “The Nexus between Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Modern Agricultural Practices” held by the Faculty of Agriculture UGM.
International Week (iWeek) 2022 is a summer course program initiated by the Faculty of Economics and Business in partnership with the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences and the Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia with the theme of “Post-pandemic Rebuild and Recovery: Entrepreneurship Survival, Business Resilience, and Wellbeing Economics”. The topics include mindful leadership, branding persona: partnership and enriching social skill set, digitalization of business, as well as accountability and good governance practices that help entrepreneurs. This program is worth three credits equivalent to 5 ECTS, involving academias, practitioners and policy makers as our speaker to discuss contemporary issues around the topics. We believe that, by bringing cross-disciplinary and multi stakeholder perspectives, we will be able to provide comprehensive and applicable insights on how to rebuild and recover businesses not only for students, but also for professionals joining the program.
Ki Ageng Suryomentaram (KAS) emerged with his breakthrough thoughts, which radically brought us back to the basic questions about who we are, what we are supposed to do, and where we are heading, in a much simpler and straightforward way. His conception of the presence of Kramadangsa, “our honest self”, exposed his disciples to the world of distinct phenomena, aside from the social and cultural concerns which are attached to humankind. The result of his continuous observation, crystallized into a form of a particular knowledge, which is known until now as “Kawruh Jiwa”, the Science of Self.
The study data shows that comprehensive management plays an important role in supporting good and quality survival for HAP patients. Treatment with drugs to reduce pressure in the pulmonary veins is the main drug that should be given to patients with HAP. Our research team, in collaboration with the Pulmonary Hypertension Working Group, the Central Board of the Indonesian Cardiovascular Specialist Doctors Association (PP PERKI), has succeeded in making a policy that HAP drugs, namely sildenafil, are registered with the JKN-BPJS, so that they can be widely administered to HAP patients (Lilyasari et al., 2019). The administration of sildenafil provides benefits to HAP patients by improving their quality of life (Hidayati et al., 2020).
As the climate crisis is increasingly critical, the push towards new and renewable energy is more urgent than ever. We have been too comfortable with the fossil fuel-based economy, but now, energy transition is the matter of now or never. Countries in the Global South are taking a greater stride towards a world with clean energy, yet, the multidimensional side effects alongside this still haunt, and consequently, stall this endeavour. How do we understand and overcome these dynamics?
The COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t just have a short-term impact. Learning from the pandemics that humans have faced, the COVID-19 pandemic can have a long-term impact. The psychological impact of the Middle-east Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) pandemic can continue to be felt in the future (Park et al., 2020). In the SARS Pandemic, the age group experiencing the pandemic had a higher risk of suicide and the risk of developing mental health problems than the age group that did not experience the SARS outbreak (Tzeng et al., 2020). Psychological impacts and mental health problems due to the pandemic include anxiety, emotional disturbances, and grief (DepPierro et al., 2020).
In regard to the urgency of disability research in terms of the psychological aspects of life span development and contextual factors in multicultural settings, as well as measuring the experience of Gadjah Mada University through the Faculty of Psychology, especially in the field of developmental studies throughout the life span, CLSD would like to fill this gap by collaborating with national and international experts on disability studies through the Interdisciplinary Online Summer Course entitled “Developing context and partnerships to produce knowledge in research human development across a disability-inclusive life span in a multicultural setting: Indonesian and Global Perspectives (MILENIALS)”. The theme of this course is also in line with UGM’s ideology and efforts to become an inclusive campus for people with disabilities which has been started in 2017. This course, in particular, provides a model to strengthen the mainstreaming of disability discourse in the Tridharma of Higher Education activities which can become UGM’s scientific excellence in the International level.
The Faculty of Forestry UGM strives to develop quality and networks in the implementation of education, research, and community service programs in forest and environmental conservation. Efforts to preserve mountain forests have a very important role because mountains are natural water towers in the world because they are able to provide fresh water for the needs of the wider community.
Southeast Asia is not a mere geographical space with a passive role in the international arena. Instead, the region has continued to be an active agent to engage in the international political discourse that covers the political, economic, social, and cultural dynamics, as well as, security issues. The image of Southeast Asia as an actor that is capable of becoming an agent, is reflected in the political decision taken by the leaders of Southeast Asian countries to define and to present themselves as one single community, which is the ASEAN Community. Ironically, the level of interest and the number of studies conducted by academics regarding Southeast Asia is less developed inside the region.
After a long hiatus, FEB UGM proudly presents to you, its Virtual i-Week 2021!
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