This is what happens if research data is processed by Unesa Arts Education PhD students. Research data is easier to understand and eye-catching.
Unesa.ac.id. SURABAYA—Art Education Doctoral Study Program, Postgraduate Faculty of Languages and Arts (FBS), Unesa held an Exhibition of Doctoral Student Research Data entitled "Rasawidya: Aesthetics of Art and Education in Exploration."
Activities carried out in the Fine Arts Gallery, T3 Building, 3rd Floor, FBS, Campus 2, UNESA Lidah Wetan, which will last for three days, 13-15 January 2025. The exhibition will also include The research data review and public lecture were opened by the Deputy Dean 1 of FBS, Didik Nurhadi.
Didik Nurhadi expressed his appreciation for holding the research data exhibition and this was the first to be held by the FBS postgraduate program.
"Hopefully this exhibition will be able to prepare dissertations for Doctoral Arts Education students, and because this is the first time it has been held with the committee being the first generation of students from the Doctoral Arts Education study program, I hope that it will become a tradition in the future," he said .
There are 64 research data on display from the 7 best PhD students in Arts Education, namely: Smile Sadhana, Bambang Sugito, Jajuk Dwi Sasanadjati, Novyta Mijil, Fera Ratyaningrum, Ika Anggun Camelia, and Abd. Rahman Practice Mu, an inner attitude that is all integrated into sensory sensitivity. And the word "vidya" from Sanskrit which can mean: place, place of worship, place of education, or place of training.
"Essentially Rasawidya means a place or container used to develop sensitivity or 'rase '. "Rasavidya aims to frame what was collected by Doctoral Arts Education students who focus on various traditions and their application in the world of education," he explained.
Djuli Djatiprambudi, professor of fine arts at Unesa, stated that this tradition of research exhibitions is necessary continues to be developed as research direction, student interest, and projected time for research.
Public lecture and research data review with Taswadi, an expert from the Indonesian University of Education (UPI) Bandung.
Preliminary research data in This event must be improved by considering the extent of its useful values in the community. Because of creativity, the research concept is not limited but must be provided with original and accountable data.
"Of course I will create a new method, I will evaluate the pluses and minuses, later if it turns out to be useful and really contributes to writing proposals, dissertations, and later it is proven that there are graduates on time and so on, or even less than the specified time. "This means that this should be maintained or developed even further," he explained.
Furthermore, Setyo Yanuartuti, Coordinator of the Master of Arts Education Study Program, said that the research data here looks more real and clear. He criticized several obstacles faced by researchers, such as covering field data and methods.
Emphasis was placed on data validation and collaboration with sources, both artists and academics. Apart from that, the learning model must also include relevant materials, media and evaluation.
At the guest lecture session, there were presenters from outside Unesa, namely Taswadi from the Indonesian Education University (UPI) Bandung. He really appreciated the concept mapping of research plans.
In the future, this event should not be limited to PhD programs but also include Masters and Masters, especially those who are working on their final assignments. He hopes that this opening will be elaborated to monitor what the results will be.
"I think I am optimistic that in the future, there will always be improvements. In other words, a trial elephant. "Be strong, you have to try and be stronger, continue to produce the maximum," he said.[*]
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Reporter: Muhammad Azhar Adi Mas'ud (FBS) and Medina Azzahra (FBS)
Editor: @zam*
Photo: Unesa Public Relations Team
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