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On the SNBP Pathway, one in five new students from the Faculty of Psychology UGM receives a 100% UKT Scholarship

Release Friday, 14 June 2024

The Faculty of Psychology Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) confirms its commitment to supporting fair and inclusive access to education through the implementation of the UKT Scholarship Policy. In the 2024/2025 academic year, as many as 22% of new students accepted through the National Achievement Based Selection (SNBP) route at the UGM Faculty of Psychology will receive a 100% UKT subsidy. Meanwhile, another 32% of new students receive UKT subsidies in the amounts of 75%, 50% and 25%.

The Dean of the Faculty of Psychology UGM, Rahmat Hidayat, S.Psi., M.Sc., Ph.D., emphasized that the Faculty of Psychology UGM provides equal educational opportunities for all its students. “The Faculty of Psychology is committed to providing equal opportunities to everyone in society, especially high school students, to continue their education at the Faculty of Psychology UGM. “It doesn’t look at the financial capabilities or welfare of the family,” he said on Tuesday (4/6).

Rahmat Hidayat added that the main consideration in student admissions is academic ability. “The only thing that is considered is academic ability, because like it or not, it is very competitive to be accepted at the UGM Faculty of Psychology,” he explained. read more

A total of 33 UGM Faculty of Psychology students won IISMA 2024 scholarships

Release Thursday, 13 June 2024

A total of 33 students from the Faculty of Psychology, Gadjah Mada University (UGM) have achieved achievements as recipients of the 2024 Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) scholarship. IISMA is one of the initiatives of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology to increase the mobility of Indonesian students to various prestigious universities in this world.

The Dean of the Faculty of Psychology UGM, Rahmat Hidayat, S.Psi., M.Sc., Ph.D., expressed his appreciation to the students for this achievement.

“Congratulations to the students who received IISMA this year, from year to year students from the Faculty of Psychology show high ability to get a program like this. “This year, when compared to the number of students, including the high ratio at UGM, 33 out of 250 students, more than 10%,” said the Dean on Tuesday (4/6).

The Dean also hopes that the students who receive this scholarship can make the best use of the opportunity to study abroad and become an inspiration for fellow students at the UGM Faculty of Psychology.

Faculty of Psychology students who win IISMA 2024 scholarships will study for one semester in various countries, including the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, as well as countries in Asia and Europe.

One of the students who received the scholarship, Pramudyawardhani Mahira Kusumaningtyas (2021) shared his experience in taking part in the IISMA selection, “Actually, this is not the first attempt at IISMA, last year we actually registered but haven’t been accepted yet. “Last year there were many evaluations that needed to be improved,” he said.

Armed with self-evaluation, thorough preparation, support from her fellow students, as well as support from the Faculty of Psychology, Mahira succeeded in achieving one of the various goals she wanted to achieve while studying. “It turns out that the milestones that I wrote as an assignment yesterday actually happened, it turns out that I also wrote ‘participate in student exchange’, and that happened,” he said happily.

Currently, Mahira is preparing for her studies at the University of Padua, Italy, which will start in October 2024.

The following are the names of 33 UGM Faculty of Psychology students who successfully received the 2024 IISMA scholarship:

  • Azza Fahira Soebroto (University of Toronto, Kanada)
  • Vanya Claire Angelina Purba (University of Toronto, Kanada)
  • Raden Roro Zahra Namira Alifiyani (University of British Columbia, Kanada)
  • Firsta Nabila Cahyaningrum (Pennsylvania State University, Amerika Serikat)
  • Jeremiah Holong Raja Silalahi (Pennsylvania State University, Amerika Serikat)
  • Ineta Patricia Thio (New York University, Amerika Serikat)
  • Jessica Christy Firdaus (University of Pennsylvania, Amerika Serikat)
  • Thalia Valencia Tamahagana (University of Pennsylvania, Amerika Serikat)
  • Nida Hafiya Syafruddin (The University of Texas at Austin, Amerika Serikat)
  • Aisha Rahadian Habiba (University of Leicester, Inggris)
  • Andi Alyma Ulfiah Hudli Huduri (Durham University, Inggris)
  • Nadya Karissa Setya Putri (Durham University, Inggris)
  • Nur Amalina Khairunnisa (University of Sussex, Inggris)
  • Bahiirrahhusna Rif’at Kurniawan (University of Limerick, Irlandia)
  • Arrasya Aninggadhira (University of Birmingham, Inggris)
  • Katherin Levina (University of Birmingham, Inggris)
  • Laras Utami Tunggadewi (University of Birmingham, Inggris)
  • Moch. Dwiki Riza (University of Pécs, Hungaria)
  • Winova Marsha Nashwa (Belarusian State University, Belarus)
  • Zahra Mumtaz (Charles University, Republik Ceko)
  • Hanifazza Annasatya (University of Granada, Spanyol)
  • Jelita Sofia Zahra (Universidad Autonoma De Madrid, Spanyol)
  • Audrelia Cantika (University of Padua, Italia)
  • Pramudyawardhani Mahira Kusumaningtyas (University of Padua, Italia)
  • Beatrice Gracia Ermida Sianturi (University of Auckland, Selandia Baru)
  • Anindya Dewi Atmariani (University of Melbourne, Australia)
  • Khansa Sayla Azizah (University of Melbourne, Australia)
  • Cleva Liguna (The University of Western Australia, Australia)
  • Farah Nashita Zahra (The University of Queensland, Australia)
  • Shafa Sabrina Arifahma (The University of Adelaide, Australia)
  • Shafira Amelia Shanty Ramadhani (The University of Sydney, Australia)
  • Alisa Kamilah (National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan)
  • Winnie Onghawa (Keio University, Jepang)

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