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UNISA Yogyakarta Officially Launches Professional Certification Institute, Increasing Graduate Emphasization

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Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta, in order to improve the quality and competitiveness of its graduates, launched the Professional Certification Agency (LSP) UNISA Yogyakarta. The inauguration ceremony took place in Baroroh Baried hall on Saturday (03/05), attended by hundreds of students and representatives from various study programs, bureaus and units in UNISA Yogyakarta.

The establishment of LSP UNISA Yogyakarta is a follow-up to the success of UNISA Yogyakarta in obtaining an official license from the National Professional Certification Agency (BNSP) some time ago. This license is a proof of recognition of UNISA Yogyakarta’s competence as a trusted provider of professional certification in accordance with national standards.

Head of LSP UNISA Yogyakarta, Endang Koni Suryaningsih, S.ST., MSc., N-M., Ph.D, in her speech conveyed the vision and mission of the institution she leads.

“Our vision is to become a Professional Certification Institute that excels in producing graduates who are competent in the field of health, broad-minded, the first choice, and based on progressive Islamic values,” she said.

Furthermore, he explained that the mission of LSP UNISA Yogyakarta is to organize competency certification for UNISA Yogyakarta students in accordance with applicable standards and regulations.

Currently, LSP UNISA Yogyakarta has three certification schemes ready to serve students. “For the initial stage, we are serving the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Officer Scheme for students from the Midwifery, Biotechnology, Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory Technology (TLM), and Radiology study programs. We hope that other study programs at UNISA Yogyakarta can soon follow suit with relevant certification schemes,” Koni added.

Director of LSP Muhammadiyah, Dr. Filosa Gita Sukmono, S.I.Kom., M.A, was also present and gave a speech. He emphasized the importance of professional certification for students in facing competition in the job market, both at the regional, national, and international levels.

“The ownership of professional certification provides significant added value for students in the eyes of companies or clients. This certification is concrete evidence that their competence has been recognized by an independent third party,” said Filosa.

Vice Rector I of UNISA Yogyakarta, Dr. Sulistyaningsih, S.KM., MH.Kes, expressed her high appreciation for the team’s hard work in realizing the LSP UNISA Yogyakarta.

“We really appreciate the long journey of establishing LSP UNISA Yogyakarta, starting from the initiation to finally getting a license from BNSP. We hope that LSP Muhammadiyah will continue to provide guidance and assistance so that other study programs at UNISA Yogyakarta can soon have a new certification scheme,” said Sulis.

The launch event was also filled with sharing sessions and question and answer sessions that were enthusiastically attended by around 180 students. This activity provided a deeper understanding of the benefits and process of professional certification offered by LSP UNISA Yogyakarta.

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Japanese Professor Discusses Microbial Measures to Overcome Global Warming at UNISA Yogyakarta Biotechnology Public Lecture

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The Biotechnology Study Program of the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) of Universitas `Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta continues to show its commitment in developing its students’ global insight. The concrete step was realized through a public lecture entitled SIMBION (Sinau Bareng Biotechnology) which raised the theme, “Microbial Approaches to Mitigating Global Warming”.

The event, which was held on Wednesday (30/04) in the courtroom of the Siti Moendjijah building, presented a distinguished professor, Prof. Hiroyuki OHTA, Rector of Ibaraki University, Japan, who is also known as an expert in the utilization of microorganisms.

Head of the Biotechnology Study Program at UNISA Yogyakarta, Arif Bimantara, S.Pi., M.Biotech, revealed that this public lecture had two main objectives. First, to provide an opportunity for students to absorb knowledge and perspectives directly from an international scientist. Second, to strengthen the close cooperation between UNISA Yogyakarta’s Biotechnology Study Program and Ibaraki University, especially in the realm of research. This SIMBION public lecture is one of the concrete implementations of this academic synergy.

“We hope that through this public lecture, students of UNISA Yogyakarta’s Biotechnology Study Program will gain significant new insights, especially about alternative innovative solutions in overcoming global warming problems through a biotechnology approach. More than that, we also hope that this agenda can spark student motivation to further innovate in the field of biotech, so that one day they will be able to contribute significantly in overcoming environmental challenges,” explained Arif.

He also added that with this activity, the cooperation between UNISA Yogyakarta and Ibaraki University is expected to be more solid and productive in the future.

In his general lecture session, Prof. Hiroyuki OHTA comprehensively explained the great potential of microorganisms in becoming an effective solution to the threat of global warming. He thoroughly discussed the latest research and practical applications of microbial utilization in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing carbon sequestration, and developing sustainable alternative energy sources.

UNISA Yogyakarta Biotechnology students from various levels, ranging from semester 1 to semester 6, enthusiastically listened to the Japanese professor’s presentation. This public lecture is expected to open students’ horizons and encourage them to explore further the potential of biotechnology in creating a greener and more sustainable future.

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Prevent Sudden Cardiac Arrest! Muhammadiyah-‘Aisyiyah Train CPR for Gamping Residents

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Heart disease is still the leading cause of death in the world. According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, approximately 17.9 million people die each year from cardiovascular disease, representing 32 percent of all global deaths. Of this number, as many as 85 percent are caused by heart attacks and strokes.

In Indonesia, the prevalence of coronary heart disease and sudden cardiac arrest shows an increasing trend, along with changes in lifestyle, unhealthy diet, and lack of physical activity.

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anytime and anywhere, often without warning. Quick action within the first few minutes is critical to saving lives. Therefore, public understanding of Basic Life Support (BHD), especially Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), is crucial.

As a form of Muhammadiyah and ‘Aisyiyah’s real contribution in improving community preparedness for cardiac emergencies, a Community Service activity in the form of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Training was carried out in Pasekan Lor Hamlet, Balecatur, Gamping on April 15, 2025.

This activity involved participants from Posyandu health cadres and the general public in Pasekan Lor, Balecatur, Gamping. The participants received theoretical and practical training related to the implementation of CPR as part of Basic Life Support.

The training materials were delivered by experienced resource persons, namely:

Dr. dr. Adi Pramono, M.Kes., Sp.An. lecturer from Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY)

Ns. Hamudi Prasestiyo, M.Kep., Sp.Kep.Onk. lecturer from University of ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta

PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital Health Team

“In this training, participants were given an understanding of the signs of cardiac arrest, the importance of recognizing emergencies early, and effective heart-lung resuscitation techniques. Practical sessions using pantomimes (training dolls) aimed to familiarize participants with performing CPR with the correct technique,” said Hamudi.

Evaluation results showed that there was a significant increase in participants’ knowledge of the basic principles of CPR. In addition, participants were able to practice CPR techniques well in accordance with standard procedures. The enthusiasm of the participants was very high, with many questions and active discussions during the session.

Through this training, it is hoped that health cadres and ordinary people can become first aiders who are alert and skilled in dealing with sudden cardiac arrest cases in their neighborhood. As more people are trained in CPR, the safety rate due to cardiac arrest in the community can increase.

This activity is clear evidence of the importance of collaboration between academics, health workers, and the community in building community resilience against cardiovascular emergencies as a tangible proof of the contribution of Muhammadiyah and ‘Aisyiyah in the community.

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“Rotate Your Book” Greeted UNISA Yogyakarta Campus: A Fun Way to Increase Reading Interest

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A neat collaboration was established between the Yogyakarta ‘Aisyiyah University Library (UNISA) and the Yogyakarta City Library by holding an innovative program entitled “Rotate Your Book”. The event, which was held for two days, from Monday (28/4/2025) to Tuesday (29/4/2025) at Siti Moendjijah Building, UNISA Yogyakarta Integrated Campus, was a breath of fresh air for efforts to improve literacy among the academic community.

“Rotate Your Book” itself is not an arbitrary program. This brilliant initiative from the Yogyakarta City Library and Archives Office (DPK) is a top-notch facility for the community, especially this time targeting the campus community. The concept is simple yet effective: providing a golden opportunity for personal book owners who may have outgrown their books or are looking for a new read, to exchange their collections for a variety of interesting books stored neatly in the Yogyakarta City Library’s book bank.

Nunun Zulaikha, S.IP., M.M., Head of Library Management and Culture of Reading Development at DPK Yogyakarta City, expressed her enthusiasm when interviewed on the sidelines of the event. She explained that the “Rotate Your Book” program has so far more often greeted students in junior high schools (SMP) and senior high schools (SMA) throughout Gudeg City. However, this time there is a special touch. Considering that Yogyakarta City Library has a treasure trove of books that are relevant to the world of health and lectures, plus a harmonious collaboration with UNISA Yogyakarta Library, this strategically located campus was chosen as the location for the two-day event.

“So, all UNISA Yogyakarta academicians, ranging from students, lecturers, to education staff, who have a personal book collection and may feel bored reading it, now have a golden opportunity. Through this ‘Rotate Your Book’ program, they can exchange those books with our collection of quality books,” said Zulaikha.

Zulaikha added that this program is expected to provide a wider variety of reading material for the UNISA Yogyakarta academic community.

In line with these expectations, the Head of UNISA Yogyakarta Library, Zeni Istiqomah, SIP, MA, welcomed this collaborative initiative. Zeni said that the presence of the “Rotate Your Book” program in the campus environment is expected to further ignite and increase interest in reading among the UNISA Yogyakarta academic community.

“We hope that with this interesting activity and facilitating access to various book collections, the insights and benefits gained by all members of the UNISA Yogyakarta community will increase,” said Zeni.

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UNISA Yogyakarta Lecturers Collaborate With Al-Ghifari Orphanage to Develop Self-Sufficient Food Security

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Efforts to strengthen food security as well as prevent malnutrition continue to be intensified at various levels of society. A concrete step was realized by the community service team of lecturers from Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta.

UNISA Yogyakarta lecturers, Ellyda Rizki Wijhati, S.ST, M.Keb; Andri Nur Solikah, S.ST, M.Kes; and Dr. Islamiaturrokhmah, MSI provided intensive assistance to dozens of students of Al-Ghifari Orphanage to support independent food security.

The community service activities that have been going on for several months focus on strengthening food independence through innovations in catfish cultivation in used gallons and planting various vegetables in the orphanage environment. In addition to providing technical cultivation training, the team of lecturers also equipped the students with a basic understanding of balanced nutrition and the importance of implementing healthy daily consumption patterns.

The head of the community service team, Ellyda Rizki Wijhati, S.ST., M.Keb explained that this activity aims to provide a sustainable solution in meeting the nutritional needs of the orphanage students.

“By optimally utilizing limited land and resources, we want to educate that every individual has the potential to contribute in realizing food security. For example, the utilization of used gallon waste as a medium for cultivating catfish and kale on a household scale,” explained Ellyda.

Catfish cultivation in gallons was chosen because it is considered efficient in the use of space and relatively easy to maintain, very suitable for the environmental conditions of the orphanage which has limited land. On the other hand, the planting of vegetables, such as kale, is implemented with a vertical system and polybags, allowing the students to harvest the results periodically and independently.

Catfish itself is a source of animal protein that is rich in essential nutrients, such as vitamin B12, phosphorus, and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. These nutrients play a vital role in supporting physical growth, maintaining cognitive and cardiovascular function, and boosting immunity. If processed in a healthy way, with minimal oil, catfish is also a low-calorie food that supports a healthy lifestyle.

Another advantage of catfish farming is its convenience, which can even be done by utilizing simple containers such as used gallons. This method is an alternative cultivation that saves space, affordable costs, uncomplicated maintenance, and is environmentally friendly because it recycles used goods. The catfish harvest can later be directly utilized to meet the nutritional needs of the students at the orphanage.

Meanwhile, the innovation of planting kale on the top of used gallons whose bottom is utilized for catfish cultivation is a concrete example of an integrated agricultural system that is efficient and environmentally friendly. In this method, kale is grown hydroponically at the top of the gallon, utilizing water from catfish cultivation underneath. The organic waste from the catfish manure becomes natural nutrients for the kale growth, reducing the need for additional fertilizers. Conversely, the kale roots also play a role in filtering water and maintaining the quality of the living environment for the catfish. This symbiotic system not only optimizes the use of limited water and land, but also produces two nutritious food sources at once in one simple container.

The caregiver of Al-Ghifari Orphanage, Saryati, enthusiastically welcomed this mentoring program. “Our students become more enthusiastic because they not only receive theoretical material, but are also directly involved in cultivation practices. We really hope that this positive activity can become a good habit that continues,” she said.

Furthermore, this program also indirectly instills independent and responsible characters in the students through the division of daily tasks in caring for plants and fish. The harvest from this cultivation is planned not only to meet the internal consumption needs of the orphanage, but also has the potential to become a useful source of additional income.

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