REGISTRATION OF NEW STUDENTS PASCASARJANA PROGRAM
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY
GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY
Even Semester of 2017/2018
Registration is open from November 7th, 2017 to January 4th, 2018
Several choices of prodi can be taken
S2 Food Science and Technology
S2 Plantation Technology Technology
S2 Agricultural Engineering
S2 Industrial Technology of Agriculture
S3 Food Science
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At the age of 54, Faculty of Agricultural Technology UGM soon formed alumni containers. This is done considering the thousands of alumni scattered in all corners of the homeland does not have a container / set that can accommodate alumni across departments, across generations, and across strata.
It was said by the Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural Technology of UGM, Prof. Dr. Ir. Eni Harmayani, M.Sc., when opening the Alumni Congress at the local campus auditorium, Monday (18/9). Congress in order to form alumni container is attended by 150 participants who are graduates of FTP UGM representatives cross border, cross strata and department.
By forming alumni containers, said Eni Harmayani, there are several advantages gained, such as increasing the relationship and contribute to the development of student learning activities and the development of the real world in science and technology. Individual or institutional alumni can facilitate students to support various teaching and learning activities, while faculty can participate in finding solutions to the problems faced by alumni.
“This is the first time an alumni congress has been held, and the goal is to establish a forum for alumni of Faculty of Agricultural Technology UGM, which is expected to be used for various things, besides the gathering event, it can also share experiences. as well as faculty, “he said.
With alumni containers, the dean said, the alumni can provide input for the faculty, especially related to the curriculum and implementation of learning. With the extraordinary alumni experience will strengthen UGM’s position as the best university in the country.
Eni Harmayani is convinced that the scattered alumni will be an extraordinary power. Therefore, the faculty with all the resources that have been trying to unite the scattered alumni, united in one container, that is the container of UGM FTP Alumni Association.
“Currently we have 3 departments, namely the Department of Food Technology and Agricultural Products, the Department of Agricultural Engineering and Biosystem (formerly agricultural mechanization) and the Department of Agricultural Industrial Technology (PIP) .From 3 Departments, FTP has 9 accredited national study with the value A. We not yet satisfied, for S1 TPB study program has received international accreditation AUN-QA, regional level of Asean .. Prodi S1 ??from TIP also have received international accreditation, also TPHP in process to get international accreditation Therefore, support from all alumni is expected , “he said.
Dr. Saiful Rochdyanto, as the alumni congress chairman, added that this FTP UGM alumni congress is the first to bring together alumni across the army, across departments and across strata. This activity is expected to produce UGM FTP Alumni Containers capable of synergizing the power between parties for the wider interest for the development of education, research, and community service.
“For the first time, this activity is called Congress, while the activity that concerning organizational can be referred to as musyawarah, it is expected that the minimum congress will agree on the name of the association of alumni, the articles of association and the household budget, work program, and the election of alumni association chairman,” he said. (UGM / Agung Public Relations)
Di usia 54 tahun, Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian UGM segera membentuk wadah alumni. Hal ini dilakukan mengingat ribuan alumni yang tersebar di seluruh pelosok tanah air belum memiliki wadah/himpunan yang dapat menampung alumni lintas departemen, lintas angkatan, dan lintas strata.
Demikian dikatakan Dekan Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian UGM, Prof. Dr. Ir. Eni Harmayani, M.Sc., saat membuka Kongres Alumni di Auditorium kampus setempat, Senin (18/9). Kongres dalam rangka membentuk wadah alumni ini diikuti oleh 150 peserta yang merupakan lulusan FTP UGM perwakilan lintas angkatan, lintas strata dan departemen.
Dengan membentuk wadah alumni, kata Eni Harmayani, ada beberapa keuntungan yang diperoleh, diantaranya semakin meningkatkan hubungan dan berkontribusi bagi pengembangan kegiatan belajar-mengajar mahasiswa dan perkembangan dunia nyata dalam iptek. Alumni secara individu atau kelembagaan dapat memfasilitasi mahasiswa untuk menunjang berbagai kegiatan belajar-mengajar dan kemahasiswaan, sedangkan fakultas dapat ikut serta dalam mencari solusi terhadap permasalahan yang dihadapi alumni.
“Ini baru pertama kali kongres alumni diadakan, dan tujuannya adalah untuk membentuk wadah bagi alumni Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian UGM. Wadah ini diharapkan bisa dimanfaatkan untuk berbagai hal. Selain ajang silaturahmi, bisa pula untuk berbagi pengalaman. Hal lain bisa untuk menjalin kerja sama antar alumni maupun fakultas,” katanya.
Dengan wadah alumni, kata dekan, para alumni bisa memberikan masukan bagi fakultas, terutama terkait kurikulum dan pelaksanaan pembelajaran. Dengan pengalaman para alumni yang luar biasa akan semakin memperkuat posisi UGM sebagai universitas terbaik di negeri ini.
Eni Harmayani yakin dengan alumni yang tersebar jika dimanfaatkan akan menjadi kekuatan yang luar biasa. Oleh karena itu, fakultas dengan seluruh sumber daya yang dimiliki berusaha untuk menyatukan alumni yang tersebar tersebut, bersatu dalam satu wadah, yaitu wadah Ikatan Alumni FTP UGM.
“Saat ini kita memiliki 3 departemen, yaitu Departemen Teknologi Pangan dan Hasil Pertanian, Departemen Teknik Pertanian dan Biosistem (dulu mekanisasi pertanian) dan Departemen Teknologi Industri Pertanian (PIP). Dari 3 Departemen, FTP memiliki 9 prodi terakreditasi nasional dengan nilai A. Kita belum puas, untuk S1 program studi TPB sudah mendapatkan akreditasi internasional AUN-QA, level regional Asean. Prodi S1 dari TIP juga sudah mendapatkan akreditasi internasional, demikian pula TPHP dalam proses untuk mendapatkan akreditasi internasional. Oleh karena itu, dukungan dari semua alumni sangat diharapkan,” tandasnya.
Dr. Saiful Rochdyanto, selaku ketua kongres alumni menambahkan kongres alumni FTP UGM ini merupakan yang pertama mempertemukan alumni lintas angkatan, lintas departemen dan lintas strata. Kegiatan ini diharapkan akan menghasilkan wadah Alumni FTP UGM yang mampu saling mengnyinergikan kekuatan antar pihak untuk kepentingan yang lebih luas bagi pengembangan pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat.
“Untuk sementara kegiatan pertama ini disebut Kongres, sedangkan kegiatan yang menyangkut keorganisasian selanjutnya dapat disebut sebagai musyawarah. Diharapkan kongres minimal akan menyepakati nama himpunan alumni, anggaran dasar dan anggaran rumah tangga, program kerja, serta terpilihnya ketua ikatan alumni,” katanya. (Humas UGM/ Agung)
Sumber : https://ugm.ac.id/id/berita/14771-ftp.ugm.bentuk.wadah.alumni
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Faculty of Agricultural Technology (FTP) UGM held an exhibition of innovation work produced by lecturers through research and mentoring to farmers and MSMEs. Some of the innovation work is in the form of food products, appropriate technology and maket food processing plants. Some of them are tempe juice, rengginang prints, fruit pies and biscuits as well as cookies, liquid smoke factory mills, maket low-fat bean factory, black rice products from SRI rice development in Bantul and Kediri.
Dean of FTP, Prof. Dr. Ir. Eni Harmayani, M.Sc., said that the exhibition of food innovation products is the result of FTP UGM cooperation with partners, such as farmer groups and MSMEs. “We hope that through this innovation exhibition will be more widely known various products that can be utilized by the community and industry, “Eni said at the launch of innovation product exhibition and partner meeting at FTP UGM on Tuesday (12/9).
One of the innovation products on display is the black rice product from Bantul and Kediri farmer groups. Prof. Dr. Ir. Sigit Supadmo Arif, M.Eng., SRI (System of Rice Intensification) rice farmer from UGM FTP said that the cultivation of black rice planting started from SRI rice cultivation movement and clean irrigation movement in Imogiri Bantul. The concept of SRI rice cultivation attracted some peasants to plant local varieties such as black rice originating from Imogiri Bantul. “It was developed by a farmer group four years ago, once a new harvest of 1.4 tons,” said Sigit.
Although farmers who grow black rice are still small, said Sigit, but black rice enthusiasts are quite high. Sigit said, the benefits of black rice compared to other rice in terms of health so that attract many prospective buyers. Sigit said Bantul black rice is known to be low in carbohydrates. “Glycemic levels are very low so it can reduce the risk of diabetes,” said Sigit.
In addition to Bantul, Sigit said, the development of SRI rice culture is also done in Kediri. One group of farmers there was also interested in developing black rice using organic farming system. Ali Maksun, 47, a member of the Mulur Farmer Group, Kencong Village, Kediri, said they initially used SRI rice cultivation offered by UGM. After their harvest per hectare increases then Maksun together with other farmer group members plant different types of local rice varieties. “There are eight local varieties in Kediri,” he said.
Maksun admitted deliberately planting local rice due to demand quite a lot. “I developed well, according to the consumer, it tastes good, let alone we plant organically,” he said.
Currently, said Maksun, for one kilogram of black rice they sell for Rp25 thousand. While the local rice product Bantul, said Sigit, sold Rp20 thousand per kilogram. “We will help connect to farmers if there are interested from outside the city want this variety,” said Sigit. (Public Relations UGM / Gusti Grehenson)
source from https://ugm.ac.id/en/berita/14707-ftp.ugm.dan.kelompok.tani.kembangkan.beras.hitam.organik
