HMPS FDK

The Study Program Student Association (Himpunan Mahasiswa Program Studi or HMPS) within the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication (FDK) at UIN Sunan Kalijaga is an autonomous student organization at the department level. It functions as a strategic partner to the study program management in realizing academic visions and character development. Comprising HMPS KPI, BKI, PMI, MD, and IKS, this organization is designed as a platform for students to actualize the academic knowledge acquired in lectures into professional organizational practices.

Strategic Objectives of HMPS: The primary purpose of HMPS is to develop the intellectual potential, talents, interests, and managerial skills of students. Specifically, HMPS aims to:

1. Competency Acceleration: Bridging students' academic needs with enrichment activities relevant to the graduate profiles of their respective study programs.
2. Social Laboratory: Serving as a space for students to cultivate soft skills, such as problem-solving, leadership, and interpersonal communication, which are essential prerequisites for the professional world.
3. Student Advocacy: Acting as a channel for student aspirations to the study program management to improve academic services and infrastructure.

Flagship Work Programs and Contributions

The work programs implemented by HMPS at FDK UIN Sunan Kalijaga are directed toward strengthening student capacity based on Islamic and Indonesian values. The program schemes include:

• Academic & Research Enhancement: Organizing scholarly discussions, journal writing workshops, and coaching for student olympiads, which contribute directly to increasing the department's non-academic achievements.
• Applied Field Knowledge: Initiatives such as communication festivals (HMPS KPI), community assistance (HMPS PMI/IKS), or peer counseling training (HMPS BKI), which serve as early simulations before students participate in Field Professional Practice (PPL).
• Social Empowerment and Da'wah: Routine social actions and community da'wah that reinforce the faculty's brand image as an institution dedicated to addressing the welfare of the community (umat).