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Doctorate Study Program in Psychology

Intensive Academic Writing Skills Course

In order to improve scientific writing skills in Indonesian, the UGM Psychology Doctoral Program held an Intensive Academic Writing Skills Course which will take place on Monday (1/3) and Tuesday (2/3) March 2021. The event is divided into four sessions, each of which focuses on the topics of “Scientific Writing is Fun”, “Diagnosis of Writing Ability”, “Writing Process” and “Examples of Simple Writing” were filled in by Drs. Heru Marwata, M.Hum. Through this event, Heru challenges each participant as well as guiding and correcting mistakes made by the participants. In addition, this event also provides a lot of knowledge in writing that can be continuously trained so that in the future it can be even better. read more

Academic Orientation for Doctor of Psychology Program Student Academic Year of 2020/2021

Doctor of Psychology Program Faculty of Psychology UGM held Academic Orientation for new doctoral students of 2020/2021 academic year online. The event was held on September 9-18, 2020.

The event was opened with the Postgraduate Lecture Program on September 9, 2020, at 1.00-3.00 PM. The topic was about inclusive education, presented by Elga Andriana, S.Psi, M.Ed, Ph.D, one of the lecturers at the UGM Faculty of Psychology. This inaugural lecture was also attended by postgraduate students from the Psychology Masters and Professional Psychology Masters. read more

The Impact Of Counter-narratives On Inclusive Identity And Reconciliation Support In The Context Of Anti-communist Sentiment In Indonesia

Friday (14/8), Promovendus Club (PC) from Doctor of Psychological Science Program, once again held biweekly colloquioum (KDM) online. The event start at 3.30 to 5.00 PM via Zoom Meeting application.

Attended by 35 participants, this week session give the opportunity to Haidar Buldan Thontowi S.Psi, MA, Ph.D (Cand) who also a lecturer at Faculty of Psychology UGM to become the speaker. The topic called “The impact of counter-narratives on inclusive identity and reconciliation support in the context of anti-communist sentiment in Indonesia” which is the topic of his dissertation. read more

Biweekly Colloquium: Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Data by Promovendus Club

Friday (17/07) Doctor of Psychological Science Program conduct biweekly colloquium via Google Meeting. The event was started at 9.00 – 10.30 AM and attended by 125 participants for free. Participants came from various institutions and background, such as UGM, Unika Atma Jaya and UBAYA. Rahmat Hidayat, S.Psi., M.Sc., Ph.D. as the Head of Doctor of Psychological Science Program also attending the event. read more

Self Regulatory Learning Model for Easy Mathematics Learning

Math subjects are still considered difficult lessons. Therefore, it is necessary to be able to learn the right learning strategies so that many students are easier to understand this subject.

Berliana Henu Cahyani, S. Psi., M. Psi, a lecturer at Faculty of Psychology, Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa University, Yogyakarta, argues that one of the strategies that students can implement in learning mathematics is through regulatory-based learning. With this strategy, he said, students will direct themselves to achieve learning objectives by actively participating in cognitive and behavioral motivation. read more

Get a Doctor Degree after Conducting Research about Critical Awareness of Economic Inequality

The perception survey of inequality conducted by the Indonesian Survey Institute in 2014 showed 40.6 percent of Indonesia’s revenue distribution is very unequal, 51 percent are not equal, 6 percent equal and 1 percent are very equal. From the survey, they believed that 20 percent of the wealthiest people mastered 38 percent of the total revenue or the equivalent of the 0.30 Gini index. read more