Students of the Master Program in Mathematics Education are actively involved not only in formal academic coursework but also in a variety of enrichment activities aimed at broadening academic insight, strengthening professional skills, and fostering scholarly networking. The following are key student-led activities:
1. FBF (From By For) Students
FBF (From By For) Students is an academic activity initiated by students, organized by students, and designed for students. This program provides a platform for graduate students to enhance their leadership, collaboration, and organizational skills by independently planning, managing, and implementing academic events. Through FBF, students take an active role in shaping their academic community, fostering a spirit of independence, responsibility, and peer-to-peer learning.
2. Casual Talk
Casual Talk is a student-led activity in the form of informal academic conversations conducted in English. The discussions focus on trending and contemporary topics relevant to education, mathematics, technology, and society. This activity aims to improve students’ English communication skills, broaden their perspectives, and create an engaging environment for exchanging ideas in a relaxed yet intellectually stimulating setting.
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3. STARS