TERM OF REFERENCES

BACKGROUND SESSION

The discussion material serves as a guideline for the mindset for the participants so that the
discussion that will be carried out is substantive and constructive. This session is important for
participants in preparing themselves and their roles in the rapidly developing professional world.
International relations students receive insight directly from academics and practitioners who are
experienced in their fields.

Starting with the implementation of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2016, international
relations students do not compete locally, but also at the level of Southeast Asia. As the largest youth in
Southeast Asia, Indonesia has an important war in the success of the MEA, especially the profession and
preparation of expertise.

But in fact, there are still many international students in Indonesia left behind in several other
countries in ASEAN. Training in skills, experience, management skills and networking is something that
international students face. With the theme of the Discussion on HIMAHI "THE SCOPE OF
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS", it can provoke and make the discussion a solution and adaptive to the
existing reality.

PARTICIPANTS:

It is important for the speaker to know the participants who heard the Discussion on HIMAHI.
Some of the target participants by over 50-100 participants who will be present in this Discussion, as
follows:

- International Relations students of Social Science and Political Science UIN Syarif Hidayatullah
Jakarta
- Students of Social Science and Political Science UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
- Public Attendance
 ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED

1. How to create HI students who are mentally adaptive to the existing reality?
2. What skills should HI students have to expand their networks and contribute positively in
Indonesia?
3. The university has the authority to create a forum and training for International Relations
students, what things can be a obstacle to make it happen?
4. What is the position of the International Relations Student Association among various non-profit
organizations, non-governmental organizations, and community religions that have training
specifications?
5. How far can HI students apply their knowledge in the professional world?
6. What goes to International Relations if want to be different path from diplomat?
 DISCUSSION GUIDELINES

We thank the speakers who want to develop the participants' knowledge with this Discussion. In
preparing the discussion material, we hope the speaker can base his discussion on several technical
discussions, namely:

- Each speaker presents his views regarding the condition of Indonesia in Southeast Asia and the
role of HI students in the MEA in 2020 for 15 minutes
- After the first speaker is finished, the second speaker and so on are immediately followed with a
moderator
- Moderators can give directions to end answers because of time constraints or widening of
discussion
- The speaker can tell about experiences related to experience, expertise and profession
- A question and answer session will be held after the last speaker has finished presenting the
material and is opened by the moderator, if there is no question, question will be opened by the
moderator.
- Each speaker does not have to answer the questions given by the moderator
 RUNDOWN
“THE SCOPE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS”

Time Program Place

MONDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER 2018

13:00 – 14:00 Registration

14:00 – 14:15 Opening Speech

1. Ahmad AlFajri, MA (Head Department of IR UIN Jakarta)

2. Rizki Hanif (President of HIMAHI UIN Jakarta)
3. Dr. Jamal Abdullah
14:15 – 15:00 Presentation “The Scope of International Relations”

1. Ahmad AlFajri, MA Aula Madya

2. Dr. Jamal Abdullah
3. Hanri Imam (President of FKMHII Korwil 2)
15:00 – 15:15 Discussion “The Scope of International Relations”

15:15 – 15:30 Session QnA

15:30 – 15:40 Closing Statement “The Scope of International Relations”

15:40 – 16:00 Closing and Photo Session