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Student Projects

Undergraduate Program in Communication Science

Introduction

Student Project as the Core of Learning

Student Project is an essential part of the learning process in the Undergraduate Program in Communication Science, FISIP, Diponegoro University. Through projects, students not only understand theory but also apply it to analyze communication issues, formulate strategies, conduct research, and produce accountable work. This approach aligns with the Outcome-Based Education (OBE) curriculum, which places Graduate Learning Outcomes (CPL) as the main reference in designing learning and assessment.

Learning Methods

From Conceptual to Applied Practice

Learning methods are selected based on the characteristics of the targeted competencies. Courses emphasizing conceptual mastery utilize interactive lectures, discussions, and case studies to develop analytical and critical thinking skills. Practical and applied courses employ simulations, problem-based learning, and project-based learning to train students in problem-solving, collaboration, production process management, and the creation of communication works. The alignment between CPL, Course Learning Outcomes (CPMK), methods, learning experiences, and assessment is outlined in the Semester Learning Plan (RPS).

Forms of Output

A Variety of Student Works

Project outputs may take the form of research proposals, analysis reports, campaign proposals, strategic communication program proposals, event management plans, news videos, documentary films, podcasts, social media content, visual communication designs, professional photography portfolios, and many others. The form of output follows the objectives of each course. Students may also be required to present their work, explain their decisions, receive feedback, and make revisions. This sequence ensures that assessment covers both process and product, producing verifiable evidence at both the course and study program levels.

Research

Bridging Theory and Practice

In the courses of Quantitative Communication Research Methodology, Qualitative Communication Research Methodology, and Communication Research, project-based learning is used to connect theory with research practice. Students can develop research designs, formulate questions or hypotheses, develop instruments, collect and analyze data, and present findings systematically. Research projects emphasize methodological validity, academic integrity, participant protection, and accuracy of interpretation.

Multimedia Communication

Media Production and Management

In the Multimedia Communication track, projects are oriented toward media production and management. Courses such as Multimedia Storytelling, Photojournalism, Video News Production, Design Photography, Data-Driven Storytelling, Documentary Video, Podcast Production, Content Production Strategy, and Convergent Newsroom Management provide students with opportunities to develop works across various formats. The process may include topic research, concept development, scriptwriting, production, editing, distribution, and evaluation. Students learn to consider accuracy, copyright, production safety, representation of social groups, journalistic codes of ethics, and audience needs.

Strategic Communication

Data-Driven Communication Solutions

In the Strategic Communication track, projects emphasize situation analysis, goal setting, stakeholder mapping, message design, channel selection, program implementation, and evaluation. Courses such as Integrated Marketing Communication, Corporate Communication, Advertising Management, Media Planning Strategy, Public Relations Campaign, Digital and Big Data Strategic Communication, Consumer Behavior and Culture, and Political Communication and Marketing enable students to develop communication solutions for commercial, social, corporate, or political contexts. Projects are designed to be data-driven, realistic, ethical, and measurable.

Student Best Works

Student Project Portfolio of the Undergraduate Program in Communication Science, UNDIP

A collection of student portfolios from the Undergraduate Program in Communication Science, UNDIP, showcasing project outputs from both elective and required courses. Ranging from research proposals, Public Relations campaigns, to multimedia and journalism productions. Each work has gone through a process of guidance, assessment, and revision to ensure quality and compliance with academic and professional standards.

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11. Keysha Alya Witjaksono
2. Thiara Virgietha Putri
3. Dicky Erlangga Darmawan
4. Claudia Vivian Lie
5. Tegar Ilham Hamzah		Dari Sini, Cerita Dimulai2025Link
21. Indah Zuzaharani
2. Shafhah Meiska Putri
3. Krista Adelia M.S
4. Rizqo Yuhda Ilaina
5. Angwar Venus Aurelia		Jalan Menuju Disi Sendiri2025Link
31. Chalvin Weslee
2. Nisrina Indriani
3. Irene Navita Soeparmo
4. Isack Josua Sasmita Siahaan
5. Andrei Seven Manuel Sirait		Belajar Bersuara2025Link
41. Mufid Hanif
2. Daris Hermawan
3. Audy Aprilia
4. Salma Nurulita Kurnia Adhani
5. Fidelia Christy Helena P		Paruh Waktu2025Link
51. Iqbal Rosadi
2. Zarathustra
3. Nadia Putri Mahendra
4. Sixtwomega Aprieisa
5. Ghulanaldo Rayyan		Career Paths2025Link
61. Diva Faristha Nawang Wulan
2. Desi Sulistianingsih
3. Marta Alya Shinta
4. Ramadhani Putri Utami
5. Wany Syahal Sahni		Lebih dari Kata2025Link
71. Ayub Susilo Hutauruk
2. Fita Seinaru Michelle
3. Aninditha Shahirah
4. Nabila Nur Khotimah
5. Farah Syifa Fauzia		Lift Path2025Link
81. Bintang Ayutria Amanda Wahyu
2. Putri Anjani Rakhman
3. Safril Khusainul Fikri
4. Ilham Akbar Widyatama
5. Yolanda MartgAnjani Wijaya		Bayang Peran2025Link
91. Gabriella Audrey Ivanka Dermawan
2. Jasmine Ramadhania Puteri
3. Evania Angel Callista
4. Agatha Christina Margaretha
5. Rafaya Alifahasna		Berani Bicara2025Link
101. Cathlene Tanty Rahmaika Tambunan
2. Nur Fitriana Ananda
3. Rahmania Galuh Pawestri
4. Susanti 		Di Sini, Suaramu Berarti2025Link
111. Aprian Teja Putra
2. Azkananda Wijaya
3. Edel Martoma P
4. Yasir Arefa
5. M. Azam Ismail 		Melihat Dengan Lebih Dekat2025Link
121. Ainun Faizah
2. Revalina Zalfa Artamevia
3. Sasita Dewi Andini
4. Siti Aisyah
5. Zharabib Rizha Moammereta		No Regret2025Link
131. Irvinda Rafii Zharfansyah
2. Rafi Oktafiandi Akbar
3. Muhammad Raihan Tambunan
4. Akbar Raushan Fikri
5. Aqila Ardra Resdi Putra 		Penyesalan2025Link
14Film Suara Yang Terpendam2025Link
151. Nabila Ma’ratunisa
2. Fathiya Nisrina Athari
3. Nikita Audia Pradita
4. Niken Yuly Prasetya
5. Fatma Ronaa Puti		Takut Bicara, Kini Juara2025Link
161. Raihan Fadillah Ramadhan)
2. Amirul Syuhada Syidana
3. Lyrasava F. Shailaloka
4. Adeliskha Maritza Nandya
5. Novinda Rosdiana Putri 		The Second Take (Take one failed. Take two changed everything)2025Link
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18Almyra LatiffahUAS PENKRE2025Link
19Angela Dian Nauli ManaluUAS PENKRE2025Link
20Athaya KhansaUAS PENKRE2025Link
21Avrilia EkadhitiUAS PENKRE2025Link
22Azizatul KhoiriyahUAS PENKRE2025Link
23Haliza Ni’ma Ajrul AmalinUAS PENKRE2025Link
24Khalisha SalsabilaUAS PENKRE2025Link
25Meitha Syabila PutriUAS PENKRE2025Link
26Meliantha S.GUAS PENKRE2025Link
27Melly Cendana SsariUAS PENKRE2025Link
28Muhammad Fayyaz RashyadiUAS PENKRE2025Link
29Nasywa Adinda PasyaUAS PENKRE2025Link
30Nina TiraniUAS PENKRE2025Link
31Nuzulus SyifaUAS PENKRE2025Link
32Ramadani Rhema ArdinaUAS PENKRE2025Link
33Refiana Adista RamadhaniUAS PENKRE2025Link
34Rosita Febriani BUAS PENKRE2025Link
35Sang KhawasdyotaUAS PENKRE2025Link
36Tita Hapsari KusumawardaniUAS PENKRE2025Link
37Ulayya Shafa NurtriyaniUAS PENKRE2025Link
38Wulan NurichaUAS PENKRE2025Link
39Yolanda Putri WulandariUAS PENKRE2025Link
40Adelia Sukma HercahyaniUAS PENKRE2025Link
41Aisyah AnindyaUAS PENKRE2025Link
42Berliana Sekar Ramadhani El AkhsanUAS PENKRE2025Link
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Student Competitions

The Department of Communication Science actively encourages and fully supports Communication Science students who wish to develop their competencies in competitions at the regional, national, and international levels. The support provided may include funding, permits, and direct guidance from lecturers to help students navigate competitions more effectively. The types of competitions students participate in are diverse, though they often remain relevant to the field of Communication Science. Examples include the annual Student Creativity Week (Pekan Kreativitas Mahasiswa), Public Relations competitions, advertising competitions, and others. Below are the results of student competitions: