Yogyakarta, January 16, 2024 - Yogyakarta State University (UNY) proudly held a Semester Preview of Intake Class Batch 2 of the Master of Education Policy Program on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. This event was held online via Zoom Meeting, starting at 1:00 PM WIB, and was attended by more than 100 participants from various parts of Indonesia.

The series of events began with remarks from Dr. Shely Cathrin, M.Phil., Head of the FSP Department of the Educational Policy Study Program, Faculty of Education and Psychology (FIPP) UNY. She warmly welcomed the participants and expressed her hope that they would join the Master of Education Policy Program.

The next remarks came from Dr. Bambang Saptono, M.Pd., Head of Admissions at UNY, who provided information regarding the ease of studying at UNY and the various admission pathways available to prospective Master of Education Policy students. Dr. Bambang provided an in-depth understanding of the admissions process and encouraged participants to make important decisions as they begin their academic journey.

The main event continued with a "Great Session" with Prof. Dr. Mami Hajaroh, M.Pd., who presented the background, foundations, scientific development studies, vision, mission, and profiles of graduates of the Master of Education Policy Program. Professor Mami opened up about the program's commitment to producing quality educational leaders to face the dynamics of the current education era. She also presented details regarding the curriculum structure and degrees that can be achieved by Master of Education Policy students.

M. Saiful Anwar, MPA, a lecturer in the Education Policy Study Program, provided a step-by-step guide on the registration process, helping prospective students to follow the registration process smoothly.

The participants' enthusiasm was evident in the question-and-answer session, demonstrating their strong interest in the program. The UNY Education Policy Study Program is optimistic that the Semester Preview Intake Class Batch 2 will be a positive first step in shaping the future of higher-quality education in Indonesia.