Overview
This lecture introduced the Basic Academic Mobility Training at Unesa, covering program rules, entrepreneurship and teaching assistance, and practical guidance for students to succeed in academic mobility activities.
Opening & Event Agenda
- The session opened with introductions, national songs, and a report from the Academic Mobility Sub-Directorate.
- Two main speakers presented: Ms. Felicia Nadya Santoso on entrepreneurship and Mr. Ahmad Irfandi on teaching assistance.
- The agenda included group photos and explanations of academic mobility rules.
Academic Mobility Training Guidelines
- Participation in the training is mandatory for all 2023 students and those repeating the academic mobility program.
- Activities are both synchronous (Zoom/YouTube) and asynchronous (online platform).
- Students are required to attend all sessions, complete daily assignments by 21:00 WIB, and submit a mini project proposal.
- Documentation of participation must be uploaded to the academic mobility system (SIM) or GF if access is limited.
- 90 learning hours of activities must be recorded in a logbook.
Entrepreneurship: Case Study of TOBIS Fried Chicken
- Rebranding and adapting to Gen-Z preferences is vital for business sustainability.
- Direct customer interviews and honest feedback are key for successful rebranding.
- Overcoming personal bias is important for owners and managers.
- Business partnerships require clear agreements and more effort than the share percentage.
- Overcoming prestige and embarrassment is crucial; growth requires stepping outside comfort zones.
Teaching Assistance: Kampung Lali Gadget
- Kampung Lali Gadget uses traditional games to combat gadget addiction and foster child development.
- Literacy improvement is best approached through play, storytelling, and interactive, fun activities.
- Successful community engagement requires humility, local language use, and realistic, sustainable targets.
- Students should prepare for real-world challenges by setting achievable goals and collaborating with community champions.
Academic Mobility Program Details
- All students must participate in daily training and submit assignments on time.
- A mini project proposal with real impact is required; 60% of course grade.
- Students must log activities, complete anti-violence statements, and register with academic mobility SIM.
- Support is available from faculty representatives and ambassadors.
Key Terms & Definitions
- Academic Mobility — University programs enabling students to participate in off-campus activities like internships, teaching, or research.
- Mini Project — A practical project proposal developed during the training, aiming for real social impact.
- Logbook — A record where students document daily learning activities to meet the 90-hour requirement.
- TOBIS Fried Chicken — A local business used as a case study for rebranding and youth market adaptation.
- Kampung Lali Gadget — An education initiative promoting traditional play to reduce digital addiction among children.
Action Items / Next Steps
- Attend all training sessions (August 4–8) and complete daily assignments by 21:00 WIB.
- Develop and submit a mini project proposal with clear impact.
- Document participation and activities in the logbook and upload to SIM or GF.
- Prepare for program registration (deadline: September 15).
- Contact faculty representatives or ambassadors for support or questions.
- Review recorded sessions on Unesa’s YouTube if information is missed.