Subdirectorate (Subdit) of Alumni Relation Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held a seminar titled “Info Session: ASEAN-European
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Comes with a new, fresher concept, Sub-directorate of Alumni Relations, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) held a career seminar for UGM students and alumni. Different
Successfully organized Universitas Gadjah Mada Integrated Career Days (UGM ICD) 2016 with 9.970 registrants, Sub-directorate of Alumni Relation UGM is ready to bring back UGM ICD in the year of 2017. As a first step, UGM ICD 2017 meeting along with representatives from all of UGM faculties and schools was held on Wednesday (22/02) at Courtroom I of UGM Central Building.
“ICD brings the widest access for students and alumni to the career world. Hopefully this year, ICD can provide benefits for many parties and will get a more rousing welcome,” said Dr. Danang Sri Hadmoko, Secretary of Directorate of Partnership, Alumni, and International Affairs UGM on his speech.
A total of 7-8% of the workforce in Indonesia are university graduates, both public and private. Thousands of new graduates each year, creating tougher competition in the career
Universitas Gadjah Mada Directorate of Partnership, Alumni, and International Affairs (DKAUI) through Sub-directorate of Alumni Relations,
Initiating the meeting agenda at the beginning of the year, the Directorate of Partnership, Alumni, and International Affairs of Universitas of Gadjah Mada (DKAUI UGM) through Sub-directorate of Alumni Relations held an agenda entitled “Coordination Meeting of Online Legalizing Service” on Thursday (26/01) afternoon. Taking place in the Multimedia Room of UGM Central Building, the meeting covered the optimization of alumni services and advances of online-based certificate legalization and alumni verification services development. The meeting that invited all Vice Dean and Section Head of Academic and Student Affairs also aims to establish a more synergic alumni service among the university and faculty levels.
The issue of diversity lately becomes a serious matter in this country. As if the Indonesian Nation is experiencing a tough test in maintaining pluralism on which the establishment of the nation’s unity is based on. Seeing these dynamics, KAGAMA (Gadjah Mada Alumni Family) considers it important to develop and continue to strengthen the unity among the nation’s children. It was delivered by Ganjar Pranowo in his speech during the official opening of the National Working Meeting (Rakernas) KAGAMA 2016 at the Senate Hall of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) on Saturday (17/12) morning.
Indonesia is predicted to face many challenges in 2017. Moreover, the simultaneous election of regional leaders in more than 100 province and regency / city level regions makes 2017 a hot year for Indonesian political scene. It also indirectly affects regional policy patterns which also have an influence on the national level. Seeing reality as it is, KAGAMA, along with KOMPAS, organized a ‘Teras Kita’ National Discussion, titled “Indonesia Outlook 2017” on Friday (17/12) in the Faculty of Cultural Sciences Auditorium, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FIB UGM).
Alumni Dinner is an annual event organized by the Directorate of Partnership, Alumni, and Global Initiatives (DKAUI) as part of the Anniversary of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). Housed in Balairung UGM, the event which took place on Saturday (17/12) night was attended by about 400 alumni from different regions and professions. UGM Alumni that are having governmental career such as Prof. Dr. Pratikno, M.Soc.Sc., who is a State Secretary, Ir. Budi Karya Sumadi who is the Minister of Transportation, as well as Ganjar Pranowo, SH, M.IP. also attended the event to enliven the 67th Anniversary of UGM.