Social Science Education Students of Lambung Mangkurat University Visit Jakarta State University for Their Field Study Practice
Social Science Education Students of Lambung Mangkurat University Visit Jakarta State University for Their Field Study Practice
Academic Exchange, Institutional Engagement, and Experiential Learning
Jakarta, September 22, 2026
Field Study Practice at Jakarta State University
Jakarta, September 22, 2026 — Students of the Social Science Education Study Program at Lambung Mangkurat University (ULM) visited Jakarta State University (UNJ) as part of their Field Study Practice. The visit provided students with an opportunity to experience a different academic environment while gaining new perspectives through direct interaction with the academic community at UNJ.
The activity served as an academic learning experience beyond the classroom. Students were introduced to the campus environment, engaged in discussions with fellow students, and exchanged experiences related to academic and student activities. The interaction also created an opportunity to strengthen communication and academic relationships between the two institutions.
Welcoming Session and Academic Interaction
The visit began with a welcoming session hosted by the Social Science Education Department at Jakarta State University. The Head of the Social Science Education Department at UNJ welcomed the ULM delegation and highlighted the importance of academic interaction and institutional relationships in creating broader learning opportunities for students.
The session continued with remarks from the Head of the Social Science Education Department at ULM. The Field Study Practice was introduced as an annual academic program conducted during the sixth semester. The program provides students with opportunities to gain practical experiences and broaden their understanding through direct engagement with academic environments outside their home institution.
Learning Through Field Study Practice
Field Study Practice provides students with an opportunity to connect academic learning with experiences in real educational environments. Through the visit to UNJ, students were able to observe an academic setting that differs from their everyday learning environment at ULM.
The students gained information about academic activities, departmental programs, student experiences, and the learning environment at Jakarta State University. These experiences encouraged students to reflect on their own academic experiences while developing a broader understanding of higher education practices.
The activity also introduced the students to departmental activities at ULM, including activities associated with the department’s anniversary celebration. The exchange of information enabled students from both institutions to share experiences and learn from one another.
Student Exchange and Sharing of Experiences
Interaction between ULM and UNJ students became an important part of the visit. Students had opportunities to communicate, exchange experiences, and discuss various aspects of academic and student life. The interaction provided a space for students to recognize diverse perspectives and educational experiences.
Academic exchanges of this kind support the development of communication, collaboration, and intercultural understanding. The experience is particularly relevant for Social Science Education students who are expected to understand diverse social and educational contexts as part of their professional preparation.
Exploring the Jakarta State University Campus
The program continued with a campus tour around Jakarta State University. The students visited various areas and facilities while receiving information about the academic environment and campus activities at UNJ.
The campus tour allowed students to observe the learning environment directly. The experience complemented the academic exchange and provided students with a more comprehensive understanding of campus life at another higher education institution.
Contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The Field Study Practice contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through experiential learning, academic interaction, and institutional collaboration. The activity is particularly connected with SDG 4, SDG 10, and SDG 17.
SDG 4 – Quality Education: The activity supports quality education by extending learning beyond the classroom. Students gain direct experience through observation, academic discussion, campus exploration, and interaction with another academic community.
SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities: Interaction between students from different regions and higher education institutions provides opportunities for inclusive academic exchange. Students can share experiences, recognize diverse perspectives, and learn from different educational contexts.
SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals: The visit strengthens academic engagement between Lambung Mangkurat University and Jakarta State University. Student exchange and institutional interaction provide opportunities for continued academic collaboration.
Expanding Students’ Academic Perspectives
The Field Study Practice at Jakarta State University provided Social Science Education students of Lambung Mangkurat University with valuable opportunities to experience a different academic environment, exchange knowledge with fellow students, and explore university facilities. The activity complemented classroom learning with direct academic and social experiences.
The visit also demonstrated the importance of academic exchange and institutional engagement in supporting student development. Through interaction, observation, and shared experiences, students gained broader perspectives that can contribute to their preparation as future educators in the field of social science education.
Social Science Education Study Program
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education
Lambung Mangkurat University