Informasi tambahan :
Sumber : Forum Alumni Departemen Teknik Sipil dan Lingkungan FT UGM
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM DTSL) opening vacancy for the post of Manager and Event Space DTSL Alumni Faculty (The key task is to bridge the communication activities of the campus and alumni DTSL FT UGM).
Qualifications:
For those interested, please send your job application documents as follows:
Please email your application documents to tsipil.ft@ugm.ac.id, cc to shintawardani@ugm.ac.id later than 17-01-2017
Internship Program (Internship) in PT Aecom Indonesia. Open to students of final semester / fresh graduate from reputable University. Informasois more as follows:
Source: Alumni Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty
Type of work: expert staff development building materials
Placement: Jakarta
Requirements:
– Minimum education S1 Civil Engineering / Chemical Engineering
– Understand / have been doing research on concrete-based building materials
– Maximum age of 25 years
– Able to speak good English (spoken and written)
For those who are interested can send CV to chrissalim@gmail.com
Further information www.altavindo.com
At the graduation S1 period of November 2016, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering graduated 66 graduates and 29 graduates Cum Laude predicate.
List of participants graduation as follows:
| No | Nama |
| 1 | Abdul Aziz Ramadhan |
| 2 | Abdul Rakhman Aziz |
| 3 | Aditya Sulistyo Wicaksono |
| 4 | Agatha Febrina Elistya Putri |
| 5 | Agustia Arum Larasari |
| 6 | Alfa Sudiantara |
| 7 | Alifan Cahyadi |
| 8 | Alvian Mustafa |
| 9 | Anindya Shilviana Syafitri |
| 10 | Annisa Nur Hasanah |
| 11 | Arfiati Fardhani |
| 12 | Bahri Suhada |
| 13 | Bayu Aji Pratama |
| 14 | Bramantyo Pribadi |
| 15 | Dewa Made Denny H.U. |
| 16 | Dhian Kartika Dewi |
| 17 | Eko Wisnu Prananto |
| 18 | Fajar Kurniawan |
| 19 | Feby Minerva Sinaga |
| 20 | Felyx Biondy Wijanarko |
| 21 | Fernita Dwi Kurnia |
| 22 | Firman Zaini |
| 23 | Fithart Salman fathrizky |
| 24 | Florentina Ariani Kumala Sari |
| 25 | Henda Febrian Egatama |
| 26 | Hervandy |
| 27 | Hidayat Wisnuaji |
| 28 | Ignatia Sherly Dela Kartika |
| 29 | Ika Rahmawati Suyanto |
| 30 | Indra Matius Simanullang |
| 31 | Jason Jenal |
| 32 | Jessica Karin Wiratama |
| 33 | Jimmy Pangaribuan |
| 34 | Khamida Nur Faizah |
| 35 | Leora Auliani |
| 36 | Lukas Sianturi |
| 37 | M. Haris Restu Utama |
| 38 | M. Ihsan |
| 39 | M.Ridhwan Clausthiawan |
| 40 | M.Yodya Aditya |
| 41 | Mahdinur |
| 42 | Melda Mahardita Sari |
| 43 | Mohammad Ryan Rifqi |
| 44 | Much Masruh Baidhowi |
| 45 | Muhammad Reza Razaqa |
| 46 | Muhammad Riza Azhar |
| 47 | Nur Kholiq Pandunata C.N. |
| 48 | Nurul Hidayati |
| 49 | Onnie Sheila Rebecca Hutabarat |
| 50 | Pramono Adi Nugroho |
| 51 | Putri Hillary |
| 52 | Rahma Kusuma Sari |
| 53 | Rhyanda Finza Poetra |
| 54 | Ricky Evan Hartono |
| 55 | Rifna Sabila Rizqi |
| 56 | Rivaldo Kamal |
| 57 | Rozaqqa Noviandi |
| 58 | RR. Octasia Maharani D.P. |
| 59 | Saifulloh Anek Prianata |
| 60 | Sendi Riawan |
| 61 | Surya Dewi Puspitasari |
| 62 | Syahrisal Saputra |
| 63 | Tedjo Kusumo Yohanes Adi |
| 64 | Titian Juli Putri Marlin Ndraha |
| 65 | Tri Wibowo |
| 66 | William |
Direktorat Jenderal Anggaran Kementerian Keuangan Republik Indonesia bekerjasama dengan Fakultas Ekonomika dan Bisnis Universitas Gadjah Mada (FEB UGM) akan menyelenggarakan Seminar Sosialisasi APBN 2016 dengan topik “Budget Goes To Campus”.
Acara tersebut akan dilaksanakan pada:
Hari: Selasa
Tanggal: 22 November 2016
Pukul: 07:30-12:00 WIB
Tempat: Auditorium Sukadji Ranuwihardjo, Gedung MM UGM
Seminar ini terbuka untuk umum, mahasiswa, dan dosen yang berminat untuk mengikuti acara ini dapat mendaftar melalui formulir online dibawah ini. (pendaftaran gratis dan tempat duduk terbatas).
Pendaftaran di www.feb.ugm.ac.id
Sumber http://ft.ugm.ac.id
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NZPS are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate study in New Zealand.
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Community bridge UGM won the champion 2 NTU Bridge Design Competition 2016, held at the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Saturday-Sunday (March 19 to 20 in 2016). This bridge competitions organized by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and followed by various countries in Southeast Asia, such as Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia.
In this competition the bridge UGM team was represented by three teams and each – each team was represented by two students. The students compete as representatives of Indonesia. They are daughter Shahida Firdaus, Sandy Kang (Team Gama Bridge), Bagus Raka Panuntun, Muwafiqurrahhman Prabowo (Team CS Bridge) and Ika Rahmawati Suyanto, Surya Dewi Puspitasari (Tim Almond Blossom). All of these students are from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Muwafiq said that in this competition there are two categories contested, namely the category of universities and polytechnics. In each category the bridge must have a value of beauty and able to withstand a load of – the magnitude and the participant must provide the best possible presentation and answered questions – questions from the jury in order to win the game. “All teams compete vigorously and get the best results in accordance with effort and preparation that has been done,” he added.
Team CS Bridge of Indonesia won the second in the university category. “These results should be thankful as well as a performance evaluation for the next team. In the future may be a trigger of the bridge UGM team in order to achieve optimal results in every competition, “said Raka.
