Becoming a Mentally Healthy and Productive Student

At the beginning of this semester, UNY students from the Sociology Education Study Program had the opportunity to receive reinforcement through a webinar with the theme "Becoming a Mentally Healthy and Productive Student, How to Deal with free time, laziness and Toxic Friends?" which held online on January 31, 2022, via zoom.

Commission I Pelalawan Regency House of Representative Discusses Potential Cooperation with UNY

“UNY is open to collaborating with various parties because UNY is committed to producing leading human resources through academic, professional, and vocational education. This collaboration is, of course, following the principles of equality and mutual benefit," said the technical team of the Vice-Rector for Planning and Cooperation Ari Iswanto, M.Or in a meeting with Commission I Pelalawan Regency House of Representative on February 15, 2022, at UNY.

FT UNY Students Internship Program in Japan

Students from the Department of Mechanical Engineering Education and Automotive Engineering Education Faculty of Engineering Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY) were selected for the Japanese automotive component company Internship program at  Yutaka Seisakusho Co., on 10/02/2022. Ten students passed the test from the selection process, and two became reserves. The following process will be a medical checkup before departing on June 1, 2022, and will carry out an internship for approximately one year.

Sustainable Crab Cultivation Using Crab Ball in Bantul

Mangrove crab (Scylla serrata) is one type of fishery commodity that can be cultivated. Mangrove crabs are coomonly found in brackish waters overgrown with mangrove plants. Mangrove crab is favored by the public, considering its delicious taste with high nutritional content. However, the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries has determined mangrove crabs as one type of fish (crustaceans) prohibited from being caught in spawning conditions and below the size suitable for catching.

UMY EXTENDS SPORTS FACILITY COOPERATION WITH UNY

After three years running, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta(UMY) extended its partnership with the Faculty of Sport Sciences UNY in terms of Sports Facilities use. According to dr. Maria Ulfa, Ph.D., Head of the Domestic Cooperation Division, said that improving the quality of sports resources. Sport is a vital necessity today, especially during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

The Head of the Domestic Special Cooperation Division, who came with 2 of his staff, was warmly welcomed by FIK UNY on Monday (17/1/2022) at the Leadership Meeting Room of the 2nd Floor GPLA FIK.

DISCUSSION ON THE POTENTIAL OF SPORT TOURISM IN MAGELANG

The Faculty of Sport Sciences of UNY and the Department of Youth, Sports, and Tourism of Magelang City met and discussed opportunities for cooperation in Sports, Tourism and Sport Tourism on Thursday, (27/01/2022) at UNY. UNY welcomes this collaboration opportunity and is ready to accommodate the wishes of the Magelang City Youth, Sports, and Tourism Office.

BRIDGING FUTURE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN UNY AND MERANTI ISLANDS REGENCY GOVERNMENT

The Meranti Islands Regency Government of Riau Province signed an MoU with Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta. The agreement was officially signed by the Regent of Meranti Islands Regency H. Muhammad Adil S.H. and the RRector of UNY Prof. Sumaryanto on February 10, 2022.

THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING OF UNY CONSISTENTLY STRENGTHENS THE STUDENTS' TECHNOPRENEURSHIP CHARACTER

The UNY Faculty of Engineering continues to forge the technopreneurship mentality of UNY students to support a productive and skilled society. “UNY continues to cultivate the spirit of student independence so that they are keen to turn opportunities into challenges of economic value by integrating them with competencies in the field of technology. All of this is based on the spirit of creativity to continue to innovate.

Managing trash with the Smart Trash app

The Piyungan integrated waste disposal site receives about 300 tons of daily waste every day. Based on the findings of the Environmental Office of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, each household produces around 0.7 to 1 kilogram of waste per day. Cumulatively, every day 100 garbage trucks dump garbage in Piyungan. Without proper management, this can trigger various health problems, damage to marine ecosystems, and air pollution.