Course Title        : Library Management and Design (SPSIP 6273)

Course degree    : Bachelor degree in Library and Information Science or in any field

Faculty            : Graduate School

Study Program    : Library and Information Science

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Contact        : mip.pasca@ugm.ac.id  or Mr. Agus +62812-2724-8164

About this course

This course explores both the theory and practice of library services management across institutional settings in line with technology development. Topics include core values and ethics in library and information institution management, leadership, organizational and change theories, internal and external collaborations, strategic planning, accountability, project and time management, and financial and human resources management.

Course Title        : Environmental Engineering & Physics

Course degree    : Undergraduate engineering, architecture, and medical doctor student

Faculty            : Faculty of Engineering

Study Program    : Physics Engineering

Number of Credits    : –

Class coordinator    : Dr.Eng.Mohammad Kholid Ridwan, ST, M.Sc. (Mr.)(kholid@gmail.com)

About this course

This course focuses on the thermal behavior and interaction of man, built-environment and the atmosphere. examining the basic scientific principles underlying these phenomena and

Course Title        : The Physiology of Trees under Stress

Course degree    : Masters elective course

Faculty            : Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Study Program    : Veterinary Medicine

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Class coordinator    : drh. Agung Budiyanto, MP., Ph.D. (budiyanto@ugm.ac.id )

About this course

The subject raises various abiotic stresses, such as water limitation, drought, salinity, high temperature, water inundation, pollution and nutrient deficiency generally experienced by trees in tropical areas, the effects of stresses on plants’ physiological processes as well as on morphological, anatomical, physiological, cellular and molecular levels, and what to do to facilitate their responses at each level in tolerating the stresses. Explanation in detail is given on general mechanism of each stress and various responses developed by plants determining their degree of tolerance and resistance, and how to correlate these responses to management strategy of plant growth. In some cases, discussion raised will further analyze the effect and response at gene (RNA/DNA) level. The learning is designed to foster student’s critical attitude in understanding problems related to environmental stresses and their effects on plant physiological process changes, as well as on morphological, anatomical, and cellular aspects. Finishing this course, students will be able to explain and identify plants’ response mechanisms related to their tolerance levels. Students could also distinguish and compare the differences of physiological state in normal and stressed plants. Further, students could be able to analyze and criticize recent studies of environmental stress on plants, and apply their knowledge in selecting the appropriate silviculture treatments to facilitate plants’ response in order to support their growth.

Course Title        : Social-entrepreneurship Veteriner

Course degree    : Undergraduate elective course

Faculty            : Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Study Program    : Veterinary Medicine

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Class coordinator    : drh. Agung Budiyanto, MP., Ph.D. (budiyanto@ugm.ac.id )

About this course

The Socio – Veterinary Entrepreneurship course is an elective course at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine with a weight of 2 credits. This course discusses several things related to the world of entrepreneurship (character building, leadership, job delivery, communication, networking, and management). This course is given to enrich students’ insight in developing innovative, collaborative, entrepreneurial mindsets, attitudes, and behaviors, also becoming

Course Title        : Silviculture of Tropical Forest

Course degree    : Master Student of Forestry

Faculty            : Faculty of Forestry

Study Program    : Silviculture

Number of Credits    : 3 credits

Class coordinator    : Ir. Eny Faridah, M.Sc., Ph.D. (enyfaridah@ugm.ac.id )

About this course

The subject of Silviculture of Tropical Forest raises the history and development of silvicultural systems in the tropical countries in general and in Indonesia mainly; comparing all the silvicultural systems being applied in Indonesia up to now; the role of silviculture and silviculturists in maintaining forest and environmental functions, components of intensive silviculture (i.e. tree improvement, environmental manipulation, and integrated pest management) and cases of their application for sustainable forest development. Examples of integrative treatments applying its components are given for silviculture of tropical forest tree species such as teak, dipterocarp and pine (Pinus merkusii), agroforestry and of various habitats on land rehabilitation programs.

Course Title        : Religion and Human Rights in Southeast Asia

Course degree    : Graduate level course (MA or PhD)

Faculty            : Graduate School

Study Program    : Political science, law, anthropology and theology

Number of Credits    : 3 credits

Class coordinator    : Zainal Abidin Bagir (zainalbagir@ugm.ac.id HP: 087882512851)

About this course

One of the distinguishing characteristics of Southeast Asia is its diversity in terms of culture, language and religion. As in other parts of the world, religion has also been an increasingly important factor in policies, including in upholding human rights, especially in Southeast Asian countries. This course understands (international) human rights as a major and influential discourse of human dignity as well as a regime of treaties, institutions, and legal norms to protect humans across the globe. It will introduce students to the many facets of the interface between human rights and religion, with special attention given to rights to freedom of religion or belief (FORB).

Course Title        : Pulmonary Artery Hypertension, from Pathogenesis to Comprehensive Management

Course degree    : Undergraduate, Master, and Residents/Fellows

Faculty            : Medicine, Public Health and Nursing

Study Program    : Medicine

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Class coordinator    : dr. Anggoro Budi Hartopo, MSc, SpPD, K.KV, Ph.D, SpJP(K) (Mr.)

(a_bhartopo@ugm.ac.id or +62 81393868271)

About this course

Pulmonary artery hypertension is a disease caused by an increase in pulmonary vascular resistance and an increase in the mean pulmonary artery pressure. In pulmonary arterial hypertension, there is a remodeling process in the pulmonary vessels which causes the pulmonary blood flow to slow down and the pulmonary pressure to increase.

Course Title        : Human-Environment Relations in Pandemic Times: Indonesia and Germany Compared

Course degree    : Undergraduate and Master Degree

Faculty            : Cultural Sciences

Study Program    : Anthropology

Number of Credits    : 3 credits

Class coordinator    : Prof. Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A. (Mr.)

(pujosemedi@ugm.ac.id)

About this course

This seminar will deal with current human-environment relationships and, in particular, ask about changes and its reinterpretations under pandemic conditions. In the seminar we will first get an  overview of basic literature – especially in the areas of Environmental Anthropology, Political Ecology and Planetary Health – and then prepare and carry out small empirical projects. These can, for example, focus on the human-animal relationship, human-garbage, spiritual cosmologies, understanding of healing or environmental activism. The seminar sessions are partly carried out digitally, together with anthropology students from Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta (this is why there are occasionally three-hour sessions in English, to compensate for cancellation in other weeks, so that we have a total of two semester hours).

Course Title : Animal Physiology

Course degree : Undergraduate Program

Faculty : Animal Science

Study Program : Animal Physiology and Reproduction

Number of Credits : 2 credits

Class coordinator : Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, S.Pt., M.P., Ph.D., IPM. (Mrs.) (widayati@ugm.ac.id) 

About the Course:

The Animal Physiology course examines livestock physiology, including the anatomy and function of the digestive tract organs, digestion, absorption, and metabolism biological  processes, and the role of nutrients to meet basic requirements and for production and  reproduction of livestock. This course covers the blood circulatory and respiratory system,  water balance and excretion, thermoregulation, minerals, bones and joints, nerves and  muscles, and endocrinology. The course will offer essential theoretical knowledge and  practical skills related to frequent livestock production problems.

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