
The Community Service Program, known as KKN (Kuliah Kerja Nyata), is a mandatory intracurricular activity for all Diploma 4, Bachelor, and Profession students at Gadjah Mada University. This program involves students working in assigned areas within Indonesia for a minimum of two months, equivalent to 288 working hours. It is designed as an interdisciplinary group project that integrates education with community service, carrying a weight of 8 credits towards your graduation. Managed by UGM’s Directorate of Community Service (DPKM UGM), the KKN program offers students a practical, hands-on experience in contributing to community development. Students will receive a score upon completion, which contributes to their final Bachelor's degree credits. The program is scheduled across four periods throughout the year, aligning with the university's academic semesters.
The KKN program is structured into specific courses that contribute to the overall 8 credits. These are compulsory for all participants.
Female students must not be pregnant. Verification of KKN-PPM participants is conducted by the faculty and DPKM through the faculty admin. Participants must attend debriefing sessions and pass general and health tests.
The KKN-PPM credits adjustment has increased the total graduation credits by 5 for each study program.
Not specified for this specific program.
The KKN is a mandatory, interdisciplinary group project for all Diploma 4, Bachelor, and Profession students at Gadjah Mada University. It involves students working in assigned areas within Indonesia for at least two months, contributing 8 credits towards graduation.
To be eligible, you must be an active Gadjah Mada University student who has completed at least 96 credits with no 'E' grades. You also need to register for the KKN-PPM course during the Course Selection (KRS) period and not be undertaking other courses concurrently. Female students must not be pregnant.
As a mandatory course, KKN registration is integrated into the university's academic system. You must register during the Course Selection (KRS) period, get verified by your faculty, attend mandatory debriefing sessions, and pass general and health tests.
The program requires a minimum of two months of engagement, equivalent to at least 288 working hours. This period contributes 8 credits to your degree.
Tuition fees for the KKN program are not specified, but it is listed as a compulsory course for all students at Gadjah Mada University.
The KKN is a compulsory component and not directly tied to specific careers. However, the experience in community engagement, problem-solving, and teamwork can enhance your preparedness for various professional roles.