Institut Seni Indonesia, Yogyakarta

Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta is known as the ISI Yogyakarta, is an institution of higher education with the status of the domestic arts college full, and have the authority to provide education to the highest level. ISI established the Presidential Decree No: 39/1984 dated May 30, 1984, and inaugurated the establishment by the Minister of Education and Culture, Professor. Dr. Nugroho Notosusanto, on July 23, 1984.

ISI campus is located in the land area of 18 hectares located in the south of the city center, exactly at the Parangtritis Road Km. 6 Sewon, Bantul. On the land area above the standing facilities comprising public facilities, education and support facilities.

VISION

ISI Yogyakarta is a superior art institute and leader in the Tri Darma Higher Education, as a center of excellence in the field of art education, to produce graduates who are immoral, have the spirit of democracy and independence in the development of science, technology and art, in favor of advancing the national development community and preserve the national culture.

MISSION

ISI Yogyakarta education and research that support national development, community service that is consistent with the philosophy of the institute, fostering a healthy academic life, and to develop the findings of science, technology, art and creativity, by optimizing the utilization of available resources.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

ISI in organizing educational aims: Establish a personality completely mansian Indonesia Pancasila as stated in the 1945 Constitution, able to carry out the work in the community diversity in a professional, skilled and creative as the art expert who has the attitude and scientific competition, a full sense of responsibility , conscious, loving and determined to develop a national culture in order to service people on the development of the nation with fear to God Almighty.

Based on institutional goals, ISI Yogyakarta Pancasila produce art scholars, professionals and not awkward in dealing with development of Indonesia to participate, as detailed in the Guidelines of State Policy (GBHN) 1988, which among others states that the promotion and development of art as an expression of national culture tried to be able to accommodate the growing power copyright the artists, and strengthen national identity.