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UNY improving partnership with Bank BPD DIY for excellent service

"UNY as a Public Service Agency (BLU) is given the flexibility to manage Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) funds sourced from students and the community and can be managed by UNY with a BLU financial pattern. UNY collaborates with Bank BPD DIY to manage these funds by BLU Financial Management (PK) scheme," said Sukirjo, as Head of the General Bureau, Planning and Finance (BUPK).
 

Kantin Ungu FBS UNY, A Canteen With Good Waste Management

The Faculty of Languages and Arts UNY has a canteen for lecturers and students called Kantin Ungu which is located at the east of Ki Nartosabdo Building. The canteen was inaugurated on Tuesday at 11.00 WIB by the Dean of FBS UNY at that time, Dr. Widyastuti Purbani, M.A. There are 6 kiosks for rent, and there is 1 kiosk that is intended for student entrepreneurship practices.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOTIVATION FOR the Prison Inmates CLASS IIA WIROGUNAN YOGYAKARTA

Warga Binaan Lapas

A community service (PPM) activity was initiated by a team of the Out of School Education Department (PLS), Faculty of Education (FIP) lecturers, and prison inmates Class IIA Wirogunan Yogyakarta. This activity was attended by 25 inmates. Sukamto, who represented the head of the Wirogunan Prison, welcomed the PPM team's community.

The Out of School Education Department's Community Service: Empowering Women in Increasing Entrepreneurial Motivation through Decoupage Training for Women's Prison Class IIB Yogyakarta

Pelatihan pemberdayaan wanita

The Out of School Education Department (PLS), Faculty of Education carried out Community Service (PPM) activities at the Class IIB Women's Prison (LPP) in Yogyakarta on Tuesday, 11 August 2020, and Thursday, 13 August 2020.

UNY LECTURERS AND EMPLOYEES WORK TOGETHER TO HELP UNY STUDENTS WHO ARE IN A FOOD CRISIS

Membagi Sembako

FBS NEWS. The FBS (Facult of Languages ​​and Arts), Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY), distributed free necessities to students affected by the closure of the area around their boarding house. They experienced a food shortage, especially those from outside Yogyakarta, and could not return home.

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