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Mahasiswa Jambi Didorong Raih Beasiswa Internasional

Pusat Layanan Kerja Sama Internasional (PLKI) LPPM UIN STS Jambi bersama Unit Kegiatan Mahasiswa Penalaran Ilmiah dan Kreativitas Mahasiswa (UKM PIKMA) menggelar Pelatihan Beasiswa ke Luar Negeri di Gedung Amphiteater lantai 4, Selasa (2/12/2025). Kegiatan berlangsung pukul 09.00 hingga 12.00 WIB dengan dihadiri pengurus dan anggota UKM PIKMA.

Pelatihan ini menghadirkan Dr. Dion Ginanto, alumni beasiswa USAID dan Graduate Assistantship dari Michigan State University, Amerika Serikat, sebagai pemateri. Dalam paparannya, Dion menekankan pentingnya kesiapan mahasiswa Jambi untuk bersaing memperoleh beasiswa internasional. Ia menyoroti bahwa selama ini pendaftar beasiswa masih banyak berasal dari Pulau Jawa, sementara dari Jambi jumlahnya relatif sedikit. Padahal, kesempatan terbuka luas melalui berbagai program seperti LPDP, Fulbright, AUSAID, dan beasiswa dari negara-negara mitra.

Peserta mendapatkan pembekalan praktis mengenai akses informasi beasiswa, persiapan TOEFL, penyusunan curriculum vitae, penulisan motivation letter, hingga pembuatan recommendation letter. Materi tersebut diharapkan dapat menjadi bekal nyata bagi mahasiswa yang ingin menembus seleksi beasiswa internasional.

Dion menyampaikan rasa syukur atas kesempatan menjadi mentor dalam kegiatan ini. “Saya sangat bahagia karena diberi kesempatan untuk menjadi mentor pada kegiatan ini. PLKI-LPPM selama ini telah berhasil memberikan bimbingan alumni UIN Jambi ke luar negeri. Semoga makin banyak lagi alumni UIN Jambi yang mendapat beasiswa ke mancanegara,” ujarnya.

Pelatihan ini diharapkan menjadi langkah awal bagi mahasiswa Jambi untuk lebih percaya diri bersaing di tingkat global. Dengan bekal keterampilan dan informasi yang tepat, peluang menembus beasiswa internasional bukan lagi sekadar mimpi, melainkan sebuah kenyataan yang bisa diraih.

 


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