“The New Orientalism: Understanding the Paradoxes of Mass Tourism in Southeast Asia,” will explore the complex rise and consequences of large-scale tourism in the region.

Department of Anthropology opened a new class with the title “Reflecting your Life – a turn towards Social Theory!”

Reflecting Your Life – A Turn Towards Social Theory is a practice-based class designed to prepare undergraduate and postgraduate students for academic discussions and thesis writing by linking social theory to everyday experiences.

Department of Anthropology opened a new class with the title “Framing Sustainable Tourism on the Ground : Perspectives and Imaginations of Residents and Actors in Watu Kodok, Gunungkidul”

The global challenge of environmental and societal sustainability has become a key guiding principle in both human relevance and academic discussions.

Specification of the position
The appointee will engage in teaching courses of Indonesian language and culture, and Southeast Asian humanities or social sciences at undergraduate level, designing teaching materials, performing research, assisting in curriculum development and administrative assignments.

Position
One, a full-time faculty position, expected to begin on 1 August 2026.

Required Qualifications
1.A Ph.D.

CALL FOR PAPERS

Lembaran Antropologi Volume 4 No. 2 Year 2025 is taking a special theme discussing the role of anthropology in the production of knowledge and academic debates concerning performance and the arts from the perspective of decolonisation.

Following the results of the MA in Anthropology Thesis Proposal Seminar held on Thursday, April 10, 2025, we hereby attach the list of thesis supervision assignments.

Thesis Supervision Allocation – MA in Anthropology, Even Semester 2024/2025

Please note the following important points

• The assignment of thesis supervisors (DPT) has been determined based on the supervisor workload distribution and alignment of research themes as agreed upon during the proposal seminar and by the Graduate Program Committee of Anthropology.

• Upon receiving this announcement, students are expected to revise their proposals accordingly and promptly contact their assigned supervisors to begin the advisory process prior to commencing fieldwork.

• Before initiating thesis supervision, students must submit their data through SIMASTER via the following path: Akademik Kemahasiswaan >> Tugas Akhir >> Pengajuan Tugas Akhir >> Pengajuan >> Tugas Akhir.

• Graduation requirements include a journal publication and the completion of 42–44 credits (including the thesis), with no grades of D, E, or TL, within four semesters of study plus a maximum of two semesters of extension.

• For students needing a research permit letter, please contact Ms.

For Master’s students in Anthropology who are participating in the proposal seminar for the even semester of the 2024/2025 academic year, the information regarding the time and venue of the seminar is as follows:

Thursday, April 10, 2025

• Pemberdayaan (Room 511), from 09:00 to 11:00 WIB

• Dinamika Ekspresi dan Anak Muda (Room 511), from 11:30 to 13:30 WIB

• Dinamika Hidup Urban & Multikultural (Room 514), from 09:00 to 11:00 WIB

• Women and Gendered Problem (Room 514), from 11:30 to 13:30 WIB

• Ekologi dan Respon Manusia (Room 709), from 09:00 to 11:00 WIB

• Komodifikasi dan Konsumsi  (Room 709), from 11:30 to 13:30 WIB

The cluster distribution can be viewed via the following link:
http://ugm.id/KlusterisasiSemproS2Genap2025

Students are requested to upload their seminar presentation (PPT) via the following link:
http://ugm.id/PengumpulanMateriSemproS2

The European Association for Southeast Asia Studies (EuroSEAS) organizes a second
masterclass in Southeast Asia for a small number (maximum 9) of PhD students who work
on Southeast Asia in the field of the Humanities and Social Sciences.