On February 12, 2025, the Graduate School of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) organized the launch and discussion of the book titled Vitality of Gringsing Weaving in Bali. The event took place at the auditorium of the UGM Graduate School and was attended by academics, practitioners, and students. In addition to the in-person gathering, the event was also streamed live on YouTube to reach a broader audience. The book was authored by Prof. Drg. Etty Indriati, Ph.D., a dentist and forensic expert with a profound interest in anthropology. As a keynote speaker, Dr. Gabriel Roosmargo Lono Lastoro Simatupang, MA, a lecturer in the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies Program (PSPSR) at UGM, provided an in-depth review of the book. read more

On Friday, February 7, 2025, a curriculum workshop and preparatory meeting for the even semester of the 2024/2025 academic year were successfully held online. This event aimed to introduce the latest curriculum to faculty members who will be involved in the teaching process for the upcoming semester. Additionally, it served as a discussion forum for lecturers to review curriculum changes and explore more effective teaching strategies.

The workshop began with a presentation by Dr. Rr. Paramitha Dyah Fitriasari, M. Hum., who provided an overview of the curriculum, including the new structure to be implemented in the upcoming semester. A discussion session was held after the presentation, focusing on course revisions and adjustments to the number of Semester Credit Units (SKS) for the Master’s (S2) program. Participants actively contributed feedback, suggestions, and responses regarding these changes, leading to a constructive discussion. read more

On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, an online discussion on the Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP) scholarship was successfully held via the Zoom platform. The event was open to individuals interested in applying for, currently in the process of applying for, or already recipients of the LPDP scholarship. It also targeted prospective students interested in joining the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies Program (PSPSR) through LPDP funding. During the session, participants could ask questions about the application process and study opportunities in PSPSR with LPDP funding. This event is organized by the students of the PSPSR program read more

The Through the Layers program is an orientation event designed for new students of the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies Program (PSPSR) in the even semester of 2024. This event introduces new students to the academic environment, curriculum structure, and various essential aspects of their studies. The orientation was held on February 4, 2025.

The event was opened by the head of the PSPSR program, Dr. Rr. Paramitha Dyah Fitriasari, M. Hum., who introduced the study program, its vision and mission, and an overview of the curriculum that students will undertake. Additionally, she explained various academic and non-academic activities available for students to support their knowledge and skill development throughout their studies. read more

Unlike most graduates who attend their commencement ceremony to enjoy various performances as part of their graduation celebration, students of the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies Program (PSPSR) at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) took the stage to showcase their artistic talents as a contribution to the graduation event on January 23, 2025. The PSPSR graduates presented various artistic performances reflecting their diverse artistic backgrounds, including music, vocal performances, dance, painting, and poetry recitation. All these artistic elements were harmoniously combined into a captivating performance. read more

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) once again held its graduate program commencement ceremony on January 23, 2025. A total of 841 graduates, consisting of master’s and doctoral degree recipients from various faculties and study programs, participated in the graduation procession at Grha Sabha Pramana (GSP). The event was followed by faculty-level ceremonies as a form of appreciation for the academic achievements of the graduates.

One of the study programs that participated in this graduation celebration was the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies Program (PSPSR). 16 PSPSR students successfully earned their master’s degrees, bringing diverse artistic backgrounds in performing arts, and visual arts which are the core focus of their academic pursuits. This achievement reflects the program’s commitment to producing graduates with high academic and professional competencies following applicable educational standards. read more

The Master’s Program in Performing Arts and Visual Arts Studies (PSPSR) at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) has conducted a socialization and feedback collection activity as part of its curriculum development initiative. This activity aimed to gather input from students and alumni to enhance the quality of the study program in alignment with academic and professional demands in the fields of performing and visual arts.

The event was organized in two sessions involving students and alumni, to accommodate diverse perspectives. The proposed curriculum changes include adjusting the number of credit hours (SKS) and adding new courses to improve graduate competencies. PSPSR expects that the feedback from students and alumni will provide valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the current curriculum and the proposed revisions. read more

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PSPSR UGM students embarked on a field study to some of Yogyakarta’s most iconic temples—Sambisari, Plaosan, Sojiwan, and Banyunibo. Guided by Prof. Dr. Timbul Haryono, MSc., an expert in archaeology and art history, the visit provided a rare opportunity to explore Indonesia’s cultural and artistic heritage up close.
During the study, students examined the intricate designs, symbolic reliefs, and spatial arrangements of the temples, revealing the depth of knowledge and skill possessed by ancient Javanese civilizations. Prof. Timbul emphasized that these temples are not merely relics of the past but are “living archives” that tell the stories of a vibrant Hindu-Buddhist era. read more

The Nitilaku Parade at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) took place, commemorating the university’s 75th anniversary and its 15th Lustrum. The event attracted thousands of participants, including PSPSR UGM’s academic community, alumni, and local residents, filling the Sekip and Bulaksumur areas of the campus in a celebration that was not just a ceremony, but also a powerful reinforcement of national unity.

This year’s Nitilaku Parade was not merely a procession—it was a profound journey back in time, reflecting the long history of UGM from its founding in Kraton to its current location in Sekip and Bulaksumur. The event encouraged participants to reflect on the spirit of struggle that led to the establishment of the university and its significant role in Indonesia’s history. The parade conveyed a powerful message of national unity, reminding everyone that despite Indonesia’s diversity, the spirit of togetherness remains essential. read more