Overview

The OSC is a three-week-long online program with learning activities equivalent to 3 credits (120 hours, 5 ECTS). This year’s theme has been inspired by the increasing awareness of personal care and the rapid technology development in the cosmetic industry. Besides, the theme of cosmetics has become attractive for participants, both as consumers and as potential producers. In this program, you will learn about

cosmetic trends, product safety, product formulation & technology, marketing, regulation, and consumer behaviour towards the use of cosmetic products. This course will thoroughly explore the latest innovations in every line of cosmetics and beauty product development.

Date: 11-29 July 2022

apt. Farida Nur Aziza, MGMP (Ms)
Saras Sati Nur Miawati (Ms)
summercourse.farmasi@ugm.ac.id

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Overview

The 3rd GREAT International Summer Course 2022 invites participants to explore knowledge about how digital transformation and internet revolution support and affect our socio-cultural life by developing various digital technology and creativity processes. In addition to gaining knowledge, experiences, and networking opportunities, participants are expected to be able to contribute to the preservation and promotion of socio-cultural treasures in their respective countries.

Date: 5 – 29 July 2022

Wahyuningtyas/Dhemaz Novara Putra

+62895341299255
oia.sv@ugm.ac.id

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Overview

The ecosystem approach is an important aspect of disaster risk management. Integrating ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction refers to working on dynamic, iterative, and interactive issues and also promotes problem-based solutions. This course provides the participants with a thorough theoretical framework and presents practical tools for understanding the linkage between ecosystems and disaster occurrences.

The main idea of this course is to promote and institutionalize ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction in order to maintain sustainability, through numerous real-world examples and most recent cases.

This course is developed in collaboration with researchers and practitioners from Centers for Natural Resources and Development (CNRD) university network partners and implements a worldwide standard curriculum. To ensure the quality of knowledge sharing and achieve the designated outcome, this course involves lecturers and participants from the top 100 QS University World Ranking globally and by Subject (Geography).

Date: 5-22 July 2022

Contact:

Utia Suarma, M.Sc. / Dyah Fitria Dewi S P

+6281325122310 / +6281229944636
utiasuarma@ugm.ac.id / bkln-geo@ugm.ac.id

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Overview

This international Summer School is a collaboration between UGM (Indonesia) and renowned institutions in Switzerland (ISEK-UZH), Cambodia (RUPP), Vietnam (USSH-VNU), Myanmar (Mandalay University), and Thailand (Chiang Mai University). The objective of this Summer School is to combine innovative teaching approaches with research in intercultural teams. The overarching theme of this Summer School will be “After Covid? Work and Daily Life in Indonesia”. With this theme, we aim to explore the multitude of ways in which the pandemic has transformed and continues to affect the daily lives and work of people living in Yogyakarta.

Date: 4-22 July 2022

Contact:

Agung Wicaksono
Agungwicaksono1987@ugm.ac.id

Swety Firmanti
humasfib@ugm.ac.id

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Overview

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.

The 2nd SC-SOBA is expectedly to gather lecturers, professors, researchers and students from various fields in agriculture to discuss traditional knowledge and modern, plus scientific technology that potentially become strategies in mitigating and adapting to climate change.

The course material include; Climate Change and Society, Climate Change and Sustainable Agriculture, Climate-resilient Land, Emerging Pests and Diseases, Biodiversity in Different Landscape, Smart Agriculture, and Biotechnology.

Registration: 1 May – 10 June 2022
Date of the program: 1 July – 12 August 2022
Learning resources are a combination of lecturers, ‘virtual field excursion’ (i.e., video from the field), assignments, and a group project.

Contact

Diah Fitria Widhiningsih, S.P., M.Sc.
+6285645952667

diah.fitria.w@ugm.ac.id
Email: soba.faperta@ugm.ac.id
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/summercoursefapertaugm/

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Overview

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.

Date : 27 June – 8 July 2022

Contact:

IWEEK Secretariat/OIA FEB UGM
WhatsApp: +62 811-2518-318
Telephone: +62 274 548510 (extension: 333 or 334)
Iweek.feb@ugm.ac.id

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Overview

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.

Date: 14 May – 30 July 2022

Contact:

Alissa  Bratajaya
Email: kas.psikologi@ugm.ac.id
P: +62 821-3629-2823

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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).

After following the Collaborative and Multidisciplinary Approach Short Course, participants are expected to understand the basics and principles of pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosison current pulmonary hypertension and Formulate future challenges in the field of pulmonary hypertension, including the development of technological principles for research and application.

Period      : September – November, 2021
Website  : https://kardiologi.fk.ugm.ac.id/
Contact   : Reyhan (+6282226238319) / Tanto (+628121113899)

The registration link for all program: www.admission.ugm.ac.id
If you have any issues in registering, kindly contact:
Office of International Affairs UGM
Email: admission@ugm.ac.id

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?

Given this urgency, FISIPOL International Short Course (FISCO) 2021 will bring the theme “The Dynamics of New and Renewable Energy in the Global South” and invite YOU to take part in this one-month course assisted by international experts through various learning methods. Kindly refer to the poster attached, as well as the information here: ugm.id/FISCO2021, to find out more! Reach out to us through email: fisco.fisipol@ugm.ac.id and/or Instagram: @fisco.ugm, as we would be more than happy to assist you!

Scholarship available for the first 40 international registrants! Climb aboard and let’s take on an insightful journey with FISCO 2021!

Period      : August 23^th – September 16^th, 2021

Website  : http://fisco.fisipol.ugm.ac.id/

Contact   : geo.fisipol@ugm.ac.id/

Sign up for the program at: www.admission.ugm.ac.id
If you have any issues in registering, kindly contact:
Office of International Affairs UGM
Email: admission@ugm.ac.id

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).

Through this activity, various individuals from various fields can participate, learn, and share experiences related to how to make a change that is evidence-based, multidisciplinary, and involves various stakeholders. Therefore, participants are expected to make changes in their area and build collaboration with the required stakeholders.

Period      : July 19^th – August 3^rd, 2021

Website  :  cpmh.psikologi.ugm.ac.id

Contact   : cpmh@ugm.ac.id

Sign up for the program at: www.admission.ugm.ac.id
If you have any issues in registering, kindly contact:
Office of International Affairs UGM
Email: admission@ugm.ac.id