22/06/2018 Uncategorized
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With so many global issues rife in the country today, UPH participates in realizing world peace by educating students early on.
![]() Elyzabeth B. Nasution, Ketua Prodi HI saat Memberi Pengantar Singkat kepada para Peserta
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With so many global issues rife in the country today, UPH participate in bringing world peace by educating students early on through an event held by the UPH International Relations program on April 27, 2017 at MYC Campus UPH LIPPO Village. The event consists of two parts – exhibition sessions and workshops. In the exhibition sessions, 40 final year students of the International Relations program delighted visitors through their final project displayed in various ways.
The final task is to divide students into groups that will present special topics on global issues prominent in the world, especially in Indonesia, namely Interfaith Dialogue, Migrant Workers, LGBT, AEC, say no to terrorism, climate change, poverty eradication, money laundering, drug trafficking, and renewable energy. In the workshop session, the students got an interactive educational game where they were trained to manage problems that usually emerge so they would not break into a conflict that threatens peace. Each group got a case study and at the end of the session, they were asked to provide a solution to the existing problem.
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Edwin explained that peace can be achieved not only from groups or certain positions but involves a whole range of parties and must start from every individual themselves.
After getting equipped through the exhibition, 52 of 11th grade students from SMAN 60, SMAN 82, UPHC, Dian Harapan School, PSKD Depok High School, Atisa High School and UPH College were divided into two to attend the workshop.
The workshops held are very diverse, at the first game the participants were asked to see the differences that exist in each group member. They will later be grouped based on the differences. On The next workshop, the participants got a case study
In response to this activity, Elyzabeth B. Nasution, the chairman of the department hopes that the students not only get briefed on various global issues in the world, but also become increasingly interested and challenged to deepen and become more expert
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