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Aisyiyah University (UNISA) Yogyakarta held the first stage of selection of new students for the Faculty of Medicine (FK) through Computer Based Test (CBT) on Tuesday (20/8). A total of 118 participants enthusiastically participated in the exam which was divided into two buildings, namely the Siti Walidah building and the Siti Bariyah building.

The CBT exam included Academic Potential Test (TPA) and Natural Sciences (IPA). Those who pass the first stage of the test will proceed to the second stage of the psychological test and interview. The tight competition can be seen from the careful preparation made by the participants before entering the exam room, this happens because of the limited quota.

Vice Rector IV of UNISA Yogyakarta, M. Ali Imron, M.Fis, expressed his admiration for the enthusiasm of the participants. “We really appreciate the fighting spirit of the prospective students. The large number of participants shows the high interest of the community to join FK UNISA Yogyakarta,” he said.

Dr. Imron also explained that out of 118 participants, only 50 people will be accepted as new FK students. This shows the high selectivity in the admission process at FK UNISA Yogyakarta.

UNISA Yogyakarta as a campus with a focus on the health sector, continues to strive to produce quality graduates who are ready to answer the challenges in the world of health. With strict selection, it is expected that the accepted students will become the next generation who are able to make a positive contribution to society.

Ganda Putri

Aisyiyah University (UNISA) Yogyakarta’s women’s doubles badminton team won second place in a badminton tournament organized to celebrate the 18th anniversary of Jogjakarta International Hospital (JIH) on Wednesday (21/8).

UNISA’s women’s doubles pair, Niken Anggraini and Ratri Amaranggani, who are both UNISA employees, showed outstanding performance throughout the tournament. They managed to conquer various tough opponents from various institutions in the DIY-Jateng region to reach the final.

Unfortunately, they had to stop in the final round after being defeated by Bethesda’s women’s doubles pair. Nevertheless, the achievements made by Niken and Ratri should be appreciated. Their success in winning second place is clear evidence of their hard work and dedication in practicing and competing.

This proud achievement not only makes UNISA Yogyakarta proud, but also inspires the entire UNISA academic community and other employees. This victory shows that UNISA athletes have great potential to compete at a higher level.

In addition to the women’s doubles team, UNISA Yogyakarta also included a men’s doubles team, but their steps were stopped at the preliminary round.

UNISA Yogyakarta would like to congratulate Niken and Ratri for their achievements. Hopefully this achievement can be a motivation for them to continue practicing and achieve even higher achievements in the future.

Garuda Inaf

Shofal Jamil, S.Ft., M.Sc., a lecturer in the Physiotherapy Study Program at Universitas `Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta, achieved a proud achievement. He was officially appointed as the Head of Physiotherapy of the Indonesian Amputated Football Association (PSAI) or better known as Garuda INAF, Wednesday (21/08).

A tough task awaits Shofal. He will assist the Indonesian Amputee Football National Team since the player selection stage, undergo Training Camp (TC), until competing in the Asian Cup (1st Asian Amputee Football Championship 2024) which will take place in Kerala, India from November 23 to December 4, 2024.

Amputee football is a soccer sport where the players are people with disabilities. Amputee soccer players are players who have lost limbs, such as legs or hands.

Hilmi Zadah Faidullah, S.St., M.Sc., as Head of the Physiotherapy Department at UNISA Yogyakarta, expressed his gratitude and pride for Shofal’s achievement. “This is a clear proof of the quality of education and training that we provide in the UNISA Yogyakarta Physiotherapy Study Program,” he said.

As a Physiotherapy Sport Difabel Expert and Physiosport coach of UNISA Yogyakarta, Shofal is considered to have the competence needed by the Indonesian Amputee Football Team or Garuda INAF. His presence is expected to help athletes in the process of injury recovery and performance optimization.

Furthermore, Hilmi added, “We hope this collaboration can continue and make a positive contribution to the development of amputee football in Indonesia.”

Not only Shofal, three UNISA Yogyakarta Physiotherapy Professional Education students who are currently undergoing the Sport stase, namely Nurul Fikri Wulandari, Hinda Annida Khoirina, and Dwi Rinawati, are also involved in the accompanying team

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Good news comes from the world of higher education in Yogyakarta. Undergraduate Management Study Program, Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Humanities (FEISHum) Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta officially achieved UNGGUL accreditation from the Institute for Self-Accreditation of Business Management Economics and Accounting (LAMEMBA), Tuesday (20/08).

LAMEMBA Decree Number 1468/DE/A.5/AR.10/VIII/2024 stating the title of UNGGUL was received directly by the Head of Management Study Program, Teti Anggita Safitri, S.E., M.Sc. This proud achievement is a clear proof of the quality of higher education that has been successfully built by the UNISA Management study program.

Teti expressed her deep gratitude for this achievement. “I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the entire academic community and those who have contributed to this accreditation process. This award is the result of hard work together,” said Teti.

Furthermore, Teti hopes that this achievement can be a motivation to continue improving the quality of education in UNISA’s Management Study Program. “Hopefully the results we have achieved can be maintained and improved through various innovations and developments in the field of education,” she added.

UNISA Yogyakarta Signals Superior Quality

With the achievement of this UNGGUL accreditation, UNISA Yogyakarta has further solidified its position as one of the leading private universities in Indonesia. The UNGGUL predicate given by LAMEMBA is a form of recognition of the excellence of UNISA Management Study Program in various aspects, ranging from curriculum, quality of lecturers, facilities and infrastructure, to the achievements of graduates.

Kongres Aptsa 2

Universitas ‘Aisyiyah (UNISA) Yogyakarta has once again raised Indonesia’s name in the international arena. This time, UNISA was trusted to host the 12th Asia Physical Therapy Student Association (APTSA) Congress. The prestigious event, which was attended by physiotherapy students from 11 Asian countries, took place on August 17-18, 2024.

The 12th APTSA Congress raised the theme “Development of Physiotherapy Treatment Approaches in Low Back Pain”. The selection of this theme is in line with the high prevalence of low back pain in the community. Through this congress, it is hoped that closer collaboration can be established between physiotherapy students from various countries to jointly find the best solution to overcome this health problem.

International Webinar: An Exchange of Knowledge

As a series of events, the 12th APTSA Congress also organized a hybrid international webinar. This webinar featured leading physiotherapists, both from within and outside the country. Some of the interesting topics discussed in this webinar include:

Assessment and Management of Low Back Pain: Movement Impairment Syndrome: Speaker: Assoc.Prof. Mantana V, PhD (PT), DPT

Genomic of Low Back Pain as New Perspective of Physiotherapy: Speaker: Hilmi Zadah F, M.Sc., PhD (PT), COESp

Physiotherapy Technology Development in the 2045 era: Speaker: Muhammad Irfan, M.Fis

Reasoning Process of Manual Therapy for Low Back Pain: Speaker: Ari Sudarsono, M.Fis., C-OMPT, Cert.DN

Khalila, as the chief executive of the 12th APTSA Congress, revealed that this webinar aims to enrich physiotherapy students’ knowledge about the latest developments in the field of physiotherapy, especially in the treatment of low back pain. “We hope this webinar can inspire participants to continue learning and developing themselves,” said Khalila.

UNISA: Pioneer of Physiotherapy Education in Indonesia

As the host, UNISA’s Physiotherapy Student Association (HIMAFI) played an active role in the success of this event. HIMAFI has made careful preparations over the past few months to ensure the smooth running of the event.

UNISA’s success in organizing the 12th APTSA Congress further strengthens UNISA’s position as one of the leading universities in the field of physiotherapy education in Indonesia. By hosting an international event like this, UNISA not only contributes to the development of science, but also introduces Indonesia to the international world.