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On Tuesday, August 8, 2023 at the PGRI Yogyakarta (UPY) Rector’s Chancellor Room, the two universities in Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta PGRI University with AKPRIND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTUM (IST AKPRIND) (MoU). The MoU was signed by UPY Rector Dr. Ir. Paiman, M.P. and Ist Rector AKPRIND Dr. Edhy Sutanta S.T., M.Kom. Also attending the signing ceremony was the leadership of Ist Akprind including & Nbsp; Catur Iswahyudi, S.Kom., S.E., M.CS., MTA (Vice Rector 2), Prof. Dr. Ir. Sudarsono, M.T. (Head of LPPM), Ir. Purnawan, S.T., M.Eng., CWS., IPM (Head of LPK2), Andhika Prasetya, S. Sos. (Head of BPHK), Prita Haryani S.Pd. M.Eng (Chair of the Informatics Study Program), Ir Gatot Santoso MT (Chair of the Electrical Engineering Study Program), Maria Regina Nansi S.Si, MBA (Head of Digital Business Study Program) and Panggih Sumaryanto, S.E., M.Sc. (Head of Cooperation Administration). While from UPY including & nbsp; Armansyah Prasakti SH., SPN MH. (Chairman of the YP Trustees), Drs. Johannes Sabari, M.Sc. (YP Chairperson), Dr. Ir. Paiman, M.P (Chancellor), Ahmad Riyadi, S.Si, M.Kom (Vice Rector I), Dr. Septian Aji Permana, S.Pd., M.Pd (Deputy Rector III), Dr. Victor Novianto.M M. Hum (KUI), Pebri Periatmoko M.Eng (KUI), Wibawa, M. Kom (Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology) and Herdi Handoko M. Pd (Rector Secretary).

In the activity UPY and Ist Akprind also discussed the cooperation that will be realized in the future. The two universities support each other to realize superior international classes. UPY offers a series of activities that enrich the experience of students in ITEA (International Training and Education Alliance). The activities in ITEA are especially apprenticeship and global classes. The activity program provides opportunities for students to broaden insight and improve their competencies. Internships in international-class companies will provide practical experience and deep understanding of the world of global work. Meanwhile, the global class opens the door for students to learn from international lecturers who are experts in their fields, enrich their perspectives and knowledge.

In addition, UPY and Ist Akprind will collaborate in the Competency Test together with LSP related to the Study Program, especially in the field of Information Technology (IT). This step aims to ensure that students have skills that are in accordance with international standards and are ready to compete in the global job market.

Not only that, the study program cooperates in scientific writing and research & Electromedis and digital business bring significant benefits in terms of research and development. Students and lecturers from both programs work together to produce innovative and relevant scientific research with technological developments. This not only increases the reputation of the two universities, but also makes a valuable contribution to the progress in the field of electromedical and digital business.

One important aspect of this collaboration is mutual support in the development of Human Resources (HR). UPY and Mitra College are committed to mutual support in building quality human resources, especially through employee and training development programs. By combining the resources and expertise of both tertiary institutions, students and educators will have access to broader and more diverse development opportunities.

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On August 17, Indonesian Independence Day, Higher Education and campuses throughout the country will hold a lively warning ceremony. This is an important moment where both students and academic staff are united in the spirit of unity to celebrate independence and remember the struggle of the nation’s heroes. Universities and campuses have always been the center of inspiring activities and celebrations, and commemoration of Independence Day is not an exception.

One of them is at the University of PGRI Yogyakarta which held a commemoration ceremony for Indonesian Independence on August 17, 2023 on the front page of the UPY Auditorium. The ceremony participants were all UPY lecturers wearing traditional clothing or the characteristics of their respective regions and students of PGRI Kasihan High School. Then the ceremony officer was from Menwa Upty. While the ceremonial coach, Dr. Ir Paiman M.P (UPY Rector). Also attended by the ranks of the Rector, Dean and the ranks of the UPY Pembina Foundation.

Every year, universities and campuses in Indonesia hold various events, including flag raising, singing competitions, speeches, and traditional art performances. All of these activities aim to increase a sense of pride and awareness of the history of the nation, as well as strengthen the spirit of nationalism among students.

& LDQUO; Higher Education and campuses play an important role in building a nation’s generation who love the motherland and ready to face future challenges. & RDQUO; Dr. Paiman.

& LDQUO; With ceremonies and commemoration events held every year, universities and campuses in Indonesia provide opportunities for students to be involved in forming national character and identity. & Rdquo; Close Paiman.

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Yogyakarta, August 14, 2023 – In the midst of the era of globalization and rapid changes in various sectors, steps forward in inter -state education cooperation have been taken by PGRI University Yogyakarta (UPY) and Universiti Sultan Idris Education (UPSI) Malaysia. On Friday, August 4, 2023, this important momentum was reflected in the signing of the Letter of Intent (LOI) which underlined the strategic collaboration between the two institutions. This historic event was held with the presence of a number of important figures from the two universities, proving a real commitment in building strong academic synergy.

The series of events began with the signing of the loi conducted by the main leaders of each institution, including Prof. Madya. Dr. Abdul Talib bin Mohamed Hashim, a prominent academic and Dean of the Faculty of Human Development UPSI. In addition, Prof. Dr. Nordin bin Mamat, who is the Director of Center of Pedagogical Research & amp; The Innovation of the Faculty of Human Development UPSI, also became an important witness in this step. Representatives from UPY who were present also included Dr. Esti Setiawati, M.Pd Dean of the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), and Novianti Retno Utami, M.Pd, Head of the PG PAUD Study Program, in the event the PG PAUD UPY team also brought partners from educators and administrators Cianjur and PG PAUD Head of Ahmad Dahlan Yogyakarta.

This agreement highlights commitment in several important academic fields, such as academic visits, lecturer exchanges, visiting professors, and collaboration in scientific publications. With the signing of this LOI, the two universities confirmed the determination to form an inclusive and innovative educational environment, which will have a positive impact on student learning experiences in both countries.

One of the peaks of this collaboration is the delegation visit from the PG PAUD UPY study program to the UPSI campus. In addition to the signing of the LOI, the delegation also participated in an inter -nation seminar held by UPSI. Prof. Dr. Nordin bin Mamat, an expert in education, appeared as the main speaker at the seminar. The delegation also had the opportunity to visit the National Child Development Research Center (NCDRC) and explore educational facilities at UPSI, including libraries, faculties, and publishing centers.

This synergy also has a positive impact on the development of the PG PAUD UPY study program, especially in enriching the Tri Dharma of Higher Education involving education, research, and community service. The collaborative spirit was also implemented through the holding of an international seminar held by PG PAUD UPY on August 9, 2023. The seminar titled “ Steam Learning in Early Childhood ” invited international experts such as Muhammad Ikhwan Mat Saad, Ph.D. , M.Edu., B.Edu from the Sultan Idris Malaysia University CPRI team as a keynote speaker, as well as other competent speakers from various countries such as Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia.

In a challenging dynamic era, cross -border cooperation in the field of education emerged as one of the keys to success in shaping young people who were ready to face the future. Strong cooperation between Yogyakarta PGRI University and Universiti Education Sultan Idris Malaysia is a concrete example of how educational institutions can unite to create broader and in -depth learning opportunities for students, and improve education standards in both countries.

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Yogyakarta, 15 August 2023 – Strengthening international partnerships and sharing the best practices of learning, PG PAUD Study Program at Yogyakarta PGRI University together with Al Hidayah Foundation, Garjita Langgeng Foundation, and PG PAUD Study Program at Ahmad Dahlan University has successfully carried out the collaboration of international service activities at Moesimeen Suska School Thailand on August 02-03 2023.

Realization of Memorandum of Understanding between PG PAUD Study Program PGRI Yogyakarta University and Al Hidayah Foundation became an important milestone in the effort to share the best practices of learning in Indonesia by utilizing the concept of loose parts . This activity, initiated by Novianti Retno Utami, M.Pd as Chair of the Study Program, and Windi Wulandari Iman Utama, M.Pd as the field of PAUD PG Study Program, received full support from Dr. Esti Setiawati, M.Pd as Dean of the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education.

In this activity, early childhood education educators from Moesimeen Suska School actively participated in various events. One of the main highlights is an international seminar with the theme “ Steam Learning in Early Childhood Education .” This event involved speakers from various countries, including Muhammad Ikhwan Mat Saad, Ph.D., M.Edu., B.Edu from CPRI Universiti Education Sultan Idris Malaysia, Dr. Nek Mah Batri, Ph.D from the Al Zuhri Institute of Higher Learning Singapore, Prof. Dr. Yuliani Nurani, M.Pd, Jakarta State University of Indonesia, Dr. Riana Mashar, M.Sc. PSI University of Ahmad Dahlan Indonesia, Ine Rahaju, SE., M.Pd Langgeng Garjita Indonesia Foundation, and Herdi Handoko, M.Pd, PGRI University of Yogyakarta Indonesia.

The theme of this seminar discusses Steam learning strategies ( science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics ) in early childhood. The main goal is to get a comparison of steam learning strategies from various national and international perspectives, sharing the best practices in teaching steam for early childhood, as well as testing the theoretical perspective of steam learning from the scientific point of view of early childhood education, psychology, and practice at the center of children’s education Early age.

This international seminar activity becomes a forum that is rich in insight and knowledge, because it is carried out directly through connections between Thailand and Indonesia. New innovations and ideas in steam learning in the field of early childhood education are the focus of discussions that inspire educators to enrich children’s learning experiences through a creative and interactive approach.

The spirit of collaboration and community empowerment in the field of education continues to develop through activities like this. PG PAUD Study Program at Yogyakarta PGRI University is committed to continuing to contribute to the development of early childhood learning and provide tangible benefits for people at the national and international levels.

This international service activity is not only a concrete step in building a network of cross -country education, but also a concrete example of how science and collaboration can advance the quality of early childhood education for a better future.

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Yogyakarta PGRI University held a socialization event for the preparation of LL PLP activities on Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at the Auditorium. The event is the equalization of perceptions with the Principal and DPL PLP LL.

The speaker was delivered by Dr. Sumaryanta (Chairperson of the Learning Team of the Center for DIY Mover Teachers) with the material, namely Learning Merdeka Learning the Free Curriculum.

Meanwhile the event continued with the debriefing of PLP II students, followed by 567 FKIP UPY students, with the speaker Wiworo, S.Si., M.M. Delivering the learning material of advertising, then continued by Palupi Sri Wijayanti, M.Pd. (UPY Mathematics Education Study Program Lecturer) with the Material of the Teacher Competency Model.

Students who take part in the LL PLP will be deployed to 96 schools throughout Jogja starting from SLB, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, Vocational School and High School.

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The development of technology is very massive and affects various domains of human life. This also affects the health sector. Health technology also experiences very rapid development. Because this is needed multidisciplinary science to face the challenges of technological disruption in the era of the Industry Revolution 4.0.

This challenge was answered by lecturers and at the same time researcher Ekha Rifki Fauzi, SKM, MPH, with Solikhah, Dr.PH. and Angger Maharesi, Amd.em. & nbsp; They have conducted research in the field of health technology, especially therapeutic equipment, namely Smart Phototherapy Device.

The research, has been proposed and received funding from the Muhammadiyah Research and Development Higher Education in 2022 and also funded from the Ministry of Education and Culture’s DRTPM in 2023 for the development of TKT 4 to TKT 5. Surely the results of this study are also the process of simple patent requests and the output of Q2 index articles on Scopus .

The first funding from the Muhammadiyah Dikti Research and Development, researchers made a phototherapy with IoT technology (Internet of Things) to monitor the dose level of blue light therapy to patients. Where the research is still occupying the 4th TKT developed.

Whereas in funding from the Ministry of Education and Culture DTPM in the 2023 prototype fee assistance program, researchers will develop phototherapy to be safer than patient medical records and telemedicine. This development will later be embedded data loggers and cameras to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of blue light therapy in hyperbilirubinemia patients in newborns.

This collaboration will lead to downstreaming the results of research supported by each institution, both from the University of PGRI Yogyakarta, Ahmad Dahlan University, and Prambanan Regional Hospital. Of course this collaboration is one of the answers from academics and practitioners answering the domestic health technology resilience and independence program.

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