Arsip 2022:

January

Digital Libraries (2 credits)

gama-icgama-ic Friday, 28 January 2022

Course Title        : Digital Libraries

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

Faculty            : Faculty of Social and Political Sciences

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Tuition Fee      : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code        : SPSIP 6272

Eligibility         : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

Contact        : Dr. Silverius Djuni Prihatin, M.Si. (Djuni-str@ugm.ac.id)

About this course

This course explores both the theory and practice of digital libraries in academic, research, community, government, and other settings. This course studies the development of Information Technology for Digital Libraries. It discusses various types of digital data supporting the digital environment. The course also explores the concept of computer networks that form the basis of the Internet. It also particularly discusses the addressing system on the Internet when dealing with digital concepts. Particularly for digital libraries, the course discusses how to design a digital library site on the Internet, and various kinds of library sites on the Internet. To support the digital environment, the course focuses on Digital
Library Information System programs including digital preservation.

 

Syllabus

 

No Topic Instructor* Duration
1 Library     development     –     An introduction Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min
2 Metadata Dr. Djuni Prihatin/Ida Fajar Priyanto, PhD 90 min
3 Information production Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min
4 Library           collection           and development Safirotu Khoir, PhD 90 min
5 Digital library management Safirotu Khoir, PhD 90 min
6 Digital library architecture Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min
7 Digital library concept Safirotu Khoir, PhD 90 min
8 Digital library around the world Safirotu Khoir, PhD 90 min
9 Web analysis Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min
10 Data repository Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min
11 Mobile technology Ida F Priyanto, PhD 90 min

 

12 Cultural domains Dr. Djuni Prihatin/Ida Fajar Priyanto, PhD 90 min

 

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Pulmonary Artery Hypertension, from Pathogenesis to Comprehensive Management (2 credits)

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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

Tuition Fee        : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code          : PJDP 020701

Eligibility           : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

(a_bhartopo@ugm.ac.id or +62 81393868271)Class coordinator    : dr. Anggoro Budi Hartopo, MSc, SpPD, K.KV, Ph.D, SpJP(K) (Mr.)

 

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.

Although it is a disease with a rare prevalence, pulmonary arterial hypertension has a high morbidity and mortality rate. Until now, the recognition and diagnosis of pulmonary arterial hypertension is still a problem for medical doctors or clinicians because there is no special lecture on pulmonary arterial hypertension at the medical student level. Therefore, this international course will provide lectures on the etiology, pathophysiology, clinical division, diagnosis, management and prognosis associated with pulmonary arterial hypertension. The emphasis in a comprehensive management of pulmonary artery hypertension is an important core in this international course.

 

Syllabus

 

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours)
1 Etiology, pathophysiology and pathogenesis of pulmonary artery hypertension Anggoro Budi Hartopo 1
2 How to build the diagnosis of pulmonary artery hypertension M. Gahan Satwiko 1
3 The role of non-invasive diagnosis of pulmonary artery hypertension Lucia Kris DInarti 1
4 The role of invasive diagnosis of pulmonary artery hypertension Dyah Wulan Anggrahini 1
5 The genetic and pulmonary artery hypertension Royhan Rozqie 1
6 Risk stratification of pulmonary artery hypertension Lucia Kris Dinarti 1
7 Management of pulmonary artery hypertension Noriaki Emoto 1
8 The prognosis of pulmonary artery hypertension Anggoro Budi Hartopo 1
9 The role of biomarkers in pulmonary artery hypertension Salvatore di Somma 1
10 Pulmonary-artery hypertension related with congenital heart disease Dyah Wulan Anggrahini 1

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Animal Physiology (2 credits)

gama-icgama-ic Friday, 28 January 2022

Course Title : Animal Physiology

Course degree : Undergraduate Program

Faculty : Animal Science

Study Program : Animal Physiology and Reproduction

Number of Credits : 2 credits

Tuition Fee      : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code       : PTP 12-1/(2/1)

Eligibility        : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

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.

 

Syllabus

No Topics Instructors Duration (Hours) Method of delivery
1  

Introduction to Livestock Physiolog

 Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) with Interactive discussion
2 Blood Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) with Interactive discussion Practicum
Quiz
3 Cardiovascular and Blood Circulatory System Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion Practicum
Quiz
4 Respiratory System Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
5 Water Balance and Excretion Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
6 Thermoregulation Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
7 Digestive System 1 Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Assignment
8 Midterm Exam
9 Digestive System 2 Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
10 Absorption Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
11 Metabolism Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Practicum
12 Minerals and Vitamin Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Assignment
13 Skeletal System: Bones and Joints Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous)
Interactive discussion
14 Nervous System: Nerves and Muscles Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture
(synchronous) Interactive discussion
15 Endocrinology Prof. Ir. Diah Tri Widayati, MP., Ph.D., IPM. 1 Direct instruction lecture (synchronous) Interactive discussion
Quiz
18 Final Exam

 

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Human-Environment Relations in Pandemic Times: Indonesia and Germany Compared (3 credits)

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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

Tuition Fee      : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

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).

 

Syllabus

 

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours)
1 Human-animal relations in pandemic times, Cultural animal studies; Multispecies anthropology: wild and domesticated animals; livestock, birds, pets, meat (food industry, religious/cultural rules), “extreme food” (consumption of wild animals); sacrifice (animals as mediators to spirits/anchestors) -Prof. Judith Schlehe

-Prof. Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A.

 21 Oct (3 hours)

9-12: 2 hours digital, 9-11: German students additionally one hour in presence

11-12: Introduction, organization, creation of teams for fieldwork exercises

28 Oct (2 hours, 10-12, digital)

Conversation:

Indonesian and German students tell each other (in app. 3 min.) what they know and think of human environment relations in their countries (personal experiences, perspectives, cultural/political context). Feel free to share your thoughts and/or show us your environment or things, plants, animals you feel related with. We expect from this session to get to know each other and to understand each other’s background better.
04 Nov (3 hours)

9-12: 2 hours digital. 9-11: German students additionally one hour in presence. 11-12: Mandatory literature for all

Discussion:

1. Großmann (2022): 13-34; Neilson (2018). All participants have to prepare a summary/reflection paper (250 words) until 29 October.

2. Students give a brief input presentation (15 min.)

(11 Nov)

Only Indonesian students.

(18 Nov)

Only Indonesian students.

In the following sessions each group should present literature related to their topic AND share their research design (joint research question, objectives, sample, methods, relation to the before- mentioned literature/theoretical framework)

25 Nov.

10-12: Human-animal relations I: Input presentation on Dzwiza 2018 (15 min.) and Group 1 presentation
02 Dec.

10-12: Human-animal relations II: Group 2 and 3 Presentation

06 Dec. :Lecture with Jamie Monson (via Zoom)
2 Covid-19, healing and religion/spirituality. Human-plant studies. Herbs and healing in pandemic times: Jamu, traditional methods, (modern) spiritual healing. Complementary/traditional/alternative/herbal medicine -Prof. Judith Schlehe

-Prof. Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A.

 09 Dec.

10-12: COVID-19, healing and religious/spiritual practices I (Input presentation on

Suhadjati and group 4 presentation)

16 Dec.

10-12: COVID-19, healing and religious/spiritual practices II (Group 5 and 6 presentation)
3 Waste in pandemic times. Hierarchy of values, increase in toxic medical waste (face masks etc.), packaging, out-door leisure activity’s remnants, consumption, food waste -Prof. Judith Schlehe

-Prof. Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A.

 13 Jan.

9-12 (3 hours). Waste in pandemic times (Group 7, 8, and 9 presentation)

(20 Jan.)
4 Presentation of empirical findings -Prof. Judith Schlehe

-Prof. Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A.

 27 Jan.

9-12 (3 hours):

Last session together with the Indonesian students. Presentations of preliminary fieldwork findings (10 min. per group)

03 Feb.

10-12: Political Ecology of Indonesia and Environmental
Activism (Pye and Rajawali/Hollig in Stange. 2015)

10 Feb.

10-12: Closing Discussion

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Religion and Human Rights in Southeast Asia (3 credits)

gama-icgama-ic Friday, 28 January 2022

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

Tuition Fee     : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code       : SPS IR 9180

Eligibility        : Graduate international students (foreign students)

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. Since 2012, this region has also had its own ASEAN Human Rights Declaration. This course understands human rights as a major and influential discourse of human dignity as well as a regime of treaties, institutions, legal norms and practices to protect individuals and groups 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). It will discuss core concepts in religion and human rights, especially FORB, with illustrations as well as case studies from Southeast Asian countries.

The course starts by introducing the history and main concepts of human rights, continued with discussion of central issues. Of special importance is the “Asian Values” debate and its recent manifestations of particularism in different countries. After more general discussions, this course will delve into FORB, which has become a central part of the management of religious diversity in many places, and takes up more specific issues such as the relation between FORB and other rights and gender issues. Southeast Asian countries will be featured as illustrations of the concepts, as well as comparative case studies focusing on the norms, constitutional setups, legal frameworks, societal practices and politics of FORB.

 

Syllabus

In addition to Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan as the two main instructors, the course will invite guest lecturers for special topics and country discussions.

# Topics Lecturer
1 Introduction: Course Framing.  Histories of UDHR. Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
A. Foundations
2 UDHR and ASEAN Human Rights Declaration: History and controversies Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
3 Universality vs. Particularity: The Asian Values debate and its recent manifestations Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
4 Decolonizing Human Rights? Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
B. Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB)
5 FoRB: normative core, limitations and institutions Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
6 Intersection between FoRB and other rights (gender equality and freedom of expression) Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
7 The Politics of FoRB Zainal Abidin Bagir and Dicky Sofjan
C. Selected Case Studies
8 FORB in Indonesia Dicky Sofjan and Zainal Abidin Bagir
9 FORB in Malaysia and Singapore Dicky Sofjan and Zainal Abidin Bagir
10 FORB in Myanmar and Thailand Dicky Sofjan and Zainal Abidin Bagir
11 FORB in Vietnam and Cambodia Dicky Sofjan and Zainal Abidin Bagir
12 The Prospect of HR/FORB in ASEAN Dicky Sofjan and Zainal Abidin Bagir

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Silviculture of Tropical Forest (3 credits)

gama-icgama-ic Friday, 28 January 2022

Course Title        : Silviculture of Tropical Forest

Course degree    : Master Student of Forestry

Faculty            : Faculty of Forestry

Study Program    : Silviculture

Number of Credits    : 3 credits

Tuition Fee   : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code     : KTU 693

Eligibility      : Graduate international students (foreign students)

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.

The learning is designed to foster student’s critical attitude in understanding the history and development of silvicultural systems in tropical countries, especially in Indonesia. Finishing this course, students will be able to explain and compare all the silvicultural systems being applied in Indonesia up to now. Students could also explain and analyze the role of silviculture and silviculturists in maintaining forest and environmental functions, and apply their knowledge in comparing and justifying the components of intensive silviculture (i.e. tree improvement, environmental manipulation, and integrated pest management) and their application for sustainable tropical forest development.

 

Syllabus

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours)
1 History and development of Silviculture systems in Indonesia Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto 2
2 Stand regulation and productivity Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto 2
3 Intensive Silviculture for sustainable forests Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto 2
4 Agroforestry: Silviculture for community forests Prof. Dr. Suryo Hardiwinoto 2
5 Tropical forest ecosystems for sustainable

development

 Dr. Eny Faridah 2
6 Silviculture application on various types of forest ecosystems Dr. Eny Faridah 2
7 Aspects and role of site manipulation in tropical forest silviculture Dr. Eny Faridah 2
8 Improvement of natural forest productivity Prof. Dr. Mohammad

Naiem

 2
9 Silviculture of land rehabilitation Prof. Dr. Mohammad

Naiem

 2
10 Silviculture of teak and Pinus merkusii Prof. Dr. Mohammad

Naiem

 2
11 Silviculture of superior dipterocarp species Prof. Dr. Mohammad

Naiem

 2
12 The principles of tropical forest protection Dr. Sri Rahayu 2
13 Emerging pest and diseases in tropical forests Dr. Sri Rahayu 2
14 Cases of ecological based forest protection Dr. Sri Rahayu 2

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Social-entrepreneurship Veteriner (2 credits)

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Course Title        : Social-entrepreneurship Veteriner

Course degree    : Undergraduate elective course

Faculty            : Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Study Program    : Veterinary Medicine

Number of Credits    : 2 credits

Tuition Fee       : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code         : KHU 4076

Eligibility          : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

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

problem solvers with a socio-entrepreneurship spirit in the veterinary field.

The Socio – Veterinary Entrepreneurship course is needed to equip students with business skills. In a globalized world, business management capabilities strongly support the competence of students of all majors. Furthermore, this course material on business related to the veterinary world was delivered in a very structured manner. The Semester Learning Program Plan (RPKPS) is fully available. The handbook is complete and delivered by professional lecturers in their fields from outside the campus. To give students the freedom to choose the materials they need, we provide the opportunity for students who are interested in business to take ownership of the livestock industry, drug production and distribution, and practice in veterinary clinics equipped with strong leadership skills.

Syllabus

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours)
1 Understand and identify

self-potential in the form

of talent and self-

confidence

 Ida Fitriana, S.Farm., Apt.,

M.Sc.

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
2 Building personal

branding

 Drh. Agung Budiyanto,

M.P., Ph.D

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
3 Understanding risky

situations and identifying

problems

 Drh. Agung Budiyanto,

M.P., Ph.D

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
4 Entrepreneurship in the

beef livestock industry,

pioneering process,

business building, and

development

 Drh. Nanang Prius. CEO

PT Indo Prima Beef

lampung

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
5 Entrepreneurship on drug

Integration

 Drh Sugiyono CEO PT

TMC Bandung

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
6 Develop the ability to

motivate a group

 Drh. Hartalina Karo Karo

(MSD Animal health)

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
7 Create and take advantage

of opportunities in starting

a business in the field of a

veterinary clinic

 Drh joko Susesno Owner,

manajer Klinik Jose

Balikpapan

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
8 Medicine business

techniques and lead a large

team and technical selling

products and services

 Drh. Hartalina Karo Karo

(MSD Animal health)

 1 Hour 40 Minutes
9 Able to evaluate personal

business finance

management from

planning to

implementation.

 Drh. Nanang Prius. CEO

PT Indo Prima Beef

lampung & Drh. Sugiyono

 3 Hours
10 Case study and project

socio-entrepreneurship

 Drh. Nanang Prius. CEO

PT Indo Prima Beef

lampung

 3 Hours

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

The Physiology of Trees under Stress (2 credits)

gama-icgama-ic Friday, 28 January 2022

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

Tuition Fee      : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code        : KTB 610

Eligibility         : Graduate international students (foreign students)

Class coordinator    : Ir. Eny Faridah, M.Sc., Ph.D. (enyfaridah@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.

 

Syllabus

No Topics Instructor Code Duration

(@50 min)
1 Introduction (status of stress physiology in science, comparing ecology and physiology, basic terms of pants stress) EF 2
2 Physiological basis of plant growth and cell membrane (growth and stress; membrane role, structure and composition; mechanisme to stress response) EF 2
3 Nutrition and plant growth (nutrient uptake mechanism; functional groups of nutrients; effect of stress on nutrients) WDA 4
4 Phytohormone (structural and physiological classes of phytohormone (PH), role of PH on plant stress, effect of stress on PH activity) WDA 2
5 Salinity (reference site of salinization, species reference to salinity, salinity effect on plants & plant adaptation strategy on salinity stress) EF 2
6 Plant carbon balance (carbon input and distribution in plants; different mechanisms of photosynthesis; carbon usage under stress)Plant carbon balance (carbon input and distribution in plants; different mechanisms of photosynthesis; carbon usage under stress) EF 2
7 Water limitation (symptoms of water stress, plant-water relation, physiological effect and responses of water stress on plants HHN 2
8 Inundation (wet habitat as reference, response mechanism to flood, effect of flood to growth) HHN 2
9 High temperature & energy balance (poikilothermic mechanism, effect of high temperature to plant metabolism, response to balancing temperature) EF 2
10 Air and soil pollutants (source of air and soil pollutants, damaging mechanism of pollutants, plant adaptation mechanism) HHN 4
11 Multiple stress interaction (multistress response, plant mechanisms to multistress, facilitating plant response to multistress) EF 2
12 Biotechnology & environmental stress (role of biotechnology study in understanding plant stress Cases of examples – journal analysis) EF,

HHN,

WDA

 2

How to Apply

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  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
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  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Environmental Engineering and Physics

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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    : –

Tuition Fee        : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code          : TKF210072

Eligibility           : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

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

introducing students to technologies and analysis techniques for measuring and designing

comfortable urban built environment.

 

Syllabus

 

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours) Methods of Delivery
1 Human Thermal Environment (Role of Heat Transfer Theory in the Assessment of Human Thermal Environments)

The Human Heat Balance Equation and the Thermal Audit

 Dr. Kholid 4 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
2 Measurement Methods and Assessment Techniques (Air Temperature, Mean Radiant Temperature, Plane Radiant Temperature and Radiant Temperature, Asymmetry, Solar Radiation Air Velocity, Humidity, Equilibrium Temperatures for Dry and Wet Sensors) Dr. Kholid 4 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
3 Thermal Comfort I

(Historical Perspective, Thermal Comfort Factors, Fanger’s Predicted Mean Vote (PMV) and Predicted Percentage Dissatisfied (PPD), Effective, Resultant, and Equivalent Temperature)

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
4 Thermal Comfort II

Adaptive Models Thermal comfort in trains, automobiles, etc.

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
5 Thermal Properties of Clothing

Simple Clothing Model, The Two- Parameter Model, Psychrometrics and Clothing Properties

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
6 Energy Balance of City Surface Layer

Urban Energy Balance Parameter Assessment data method

 Dr. Kholid 4 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
7 Studies of the Thermal Environment of Urban Spatial Form

Spatial form Index, Urban Land Use and Anthropogenic Heat

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
8 Thermal Environment Optimizing Strategies for Urban Planning

Master Planning, Urban Design and Traffic, Architectural Form and Surface

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
9 Improvement Measures of Urban Thermal Environment

Effect of the Heat Budget on Urban and Natural Areas, Improving Surface Cover Reducing exhaust heat, Surface Heat Budget on Various Surfaces

 Dr. Kholid 4 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books
10 Improvement Measures of Urban Thermal Environment

Improving ventilation

 Dr. Kholid 2 hours – Lectures and Discussion

– Reading a part from books

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)

Library Management and Design (2 credits)

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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

Tuition Fee      : Rp 1.000.000,-/credit

Class code        : SPSIP 6273

Eligibility         : Undergraduates international students (foreign students)

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.

As part of classroom interactions, students will be provided opportunities to synthesize management principles to address topics related to user services; intellectual property activities; collection development; technology, data, and digital services; communications; space planning; and security issues.

 

Syllabus

 

No Topics Instructor Duration (Hours)
1 (Library management) – 1st generation library -collection centric Ida F Priyanto, PhD 1.5
2 (Library management) – 2nd Generation library – user centric Prof A. Djunaedi 1.5
3 (Library management) – 3rd Generation library – experience Ida F Priyanto, PhD 1.5
4 (Library management) – 4th Generation library – connectedness Safirotu Khoir, PhD 1.5
5 Introduction to Library Design Safirotu Khoir, PhD 1.5
6 Disaster management Ida F Priyanto, PhD 1.5
7 (Library Design) – Makerspace Safirotu Khoir, PhD 1.5
8 World class libraries Safirotu Khoir, PhD 1.5
9 Safety and security Ida F Priyanto, PhD 1.5
10 Learning spectrum Ida F Priyanto, PhD 1.5
11 Wow factors in library Prof A. Djunaedi 1.5
12 (Library Design) – Ergonomics in libraries Dr. Djuni Prihatin/Ida Fajar Priyanto, PhD 1.5

How to Apply

  1. We limit the maximum number of programs you can apply to 3 courses. After you read the detail about each programs, please kindly follow the instructions of apply here
  2. Then, you can start applying to admission.ugm.ac.id/register
  3. Find the course entitled ‘GAMA-iC’ in the Student Exchange category
  4. [IMPORTANT] If you register and complete the document requirements to:
  • 1 course, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (1 course)’
  • 2 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (2 courses)’
  • 3 courses, you can apply to ‘GAMA-iC Spring Semester 2022 (3 courses)’
  1. After that, you need to fill this form to select your course
  2. You will receive Letter of Offer before January, 12th 2021 and you need to pay the tuition fee based on your Letter of Offer (LO)
  3. After we received your payment, you will receive your Letter of Acceptance (LoA)