This year marked the beginning of utilizing the SGO building as part of UNY...

The history of the UNY Vocational Faculty at the Kulon Progo Campus began with the repurposing of the SGO building located in Serut Hamlet, Pengasih Village, Pengasih Subdistrict, Kulon Progo Regency. It had previously been frozen by the former government since 1992. Then, exactly in 2000, these buildings were repurposed to be managed by IKIP (UNY at that time).

Relocation of FT Study Programs to Karangmalang Supports Student Practice, D3 Physical Education Upgrades to S1 PJKR...

All study programs in the Faculty of Engineering were relocated to the Karangmalang Campus with the aim of facilitating and optimizing the implementation of student practical activities, both in terms of facilities and access to supporting infrastructure.

In addition, the D3 Physical Education Study Program also changed into the S1 Physical Education, Health, and Recreation (PJKR) Study Program to adapt to future academic needs and development.

Academic Optimization: S1 PJKR Centralized in Karangmalang, Wates Opens D2 PGSD...

The S1 Physical Education, Health, and Recreation (PJKR) Study Program was relocated to the Karangmalang Campus to support the smoothness and effectiveness of academic activities, especially lecture practices. Furthermore, the Wates Campus was reopened by presenting the D2 PGSD Physical Education Study Program under the Faculty of Sports Sciences (FIK) and the D2 PGSD Classroom Study Program under the Faculty of Education (FIP), as an effort to equalize educational services and strengthen the campus's role in the region.

Opening of the S1 PGSD Study Program in FIP and Discontinuation of the D2 PGSD Program in 2007

The Faculty of Education (FIP) opened the S1 Primary School Teacher Education (PGSD) Study Program as a strategic step in developing the education of educators at the primary school level. The opening of this study program became part of the effort to improve academic quality and adapt to the needs of the educational world. Along with the strengthening and consolidation of the bachelor's level, in 2007 the D2 PGSD Study Program was officially discontinued, in line with the policy direction of study program development and structuring of the higher education system.

Development of FIK Academic Programs through the Transition of D2 PGSD Physical Education to S1 PGSD Physical Education and the Opening of the Continuing Study Program (PKS)...

The D2 PGSD Physical Education Program in the Faculty of Sports Sciences (FIK) was subsequently developed by replacing it with the S1 PGSD Physical Education Study Program. This change was made as part of the effort to improve academic qualifications and adapt to higher education policies.

In addition, to provide opportunities for graduates of the D2 PGSD Physical Education Program who wish to continue their education to the bachelor's degree level, the Continuing Study Program (PKS) for S1 Physical Education was also opened as a structured and continuous advanced pathway.

Strengthening the Applied Bachelor Programs at the Wates and Gunungkidul Campuses...

All Diploma Three (D3) study programs in the Faculty of Economics (FE) and Faculty of Engineering (FT) were subsequently developed into Applied Bachelor Study Programs as part of efforts to improve the quality and relevance of vocational education. This degree change aims to adapt the curriculum to the needs of the working world and strengthen graduates' competencies.

The implementation of lecture activities for the Applied Bachelor programs is held at the Wates Campus and Gunungkidul Campus, to support equal access to education and optimize learning facilities and infrastructure.

Education based on practice and the needs of the working world...

The Applied Bachelor Program evolved into 13 Study Programs originating from three different faculties.

Transformation of the Kulon Progo Campus Vocational Faculty...

UNY Wates Campus transformed into the UNY Vocational Faculty as a center for applied education. This faculty houses 14 Applied Bachelor (D4) Study Programs from various fields of expertise.