Jakarta, FAH Online News – CreatiFAH, an autonomous student organization (Lembaga Otonom/LO) under the Faculty of Adab and Humanities (FAH), UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, conducted a media visit to the TRANS7 Studio on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. Located at Jalan Buncit Raya No. 101A, Kalibata, Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta, the visit aimed to broaden members’ knowledge of the broadcasting industry and provide firsthand insight into television program production.

A total of 30 CreatiFAH team members participated in the visit, accompanied by Sukasih Nur, S.Sos.I., M.I.Kom., FAH’s Public Relations Officer and CreatiFAH’s advisor, as well as Hendra, S.T., M.Pd., from FAH’s Media Division. The delegation received a warm welcome from the TRANS7 team, represented by the station’s Public Relations Department. This reception marked the beginning of a series of activities designed to introduce participants to the broadcasting industry and the television production process.

In his remarks, Hendra, S.T., M.Pd., explained that the media visit provided CreatiFAH members with an opportunity to learn firsthand about media management and professional television program production. He emphasized that such experiences were valuable for broadening their perspectives and enhancing their abilities to develop faculty media that are creative, informative, and high-quality.

During the presentation session, the TRANS7 Public Relations team introduced the company’s profile, its various television programs, and the distinctive features of its flagship productions. Participants also learned about TRANS7’s strategies for maintaining program quality and relevance amid the ongoing development of the digital era. The presentation offered insights into the challenges facing the broadcasting industry and the efforts required to deliver content that is creative, informative, and aligned with the needs and interests of the public.

The students were also taken on a studio tour, where they had the opportunity to observe an ongoing television production firsthand. The visit concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session with the TRANS7 Public Relations team, during which participants sought further information about the broadcasting industry, internship opportunities, and career prospects at television stations.

CreatiFAH Chairperson Khilda Aqila Septiani explained that the visit was intended to study television program production and gather references that could later be applied to the organization’s own media production activities.

“This visit aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of television program production and serve as a reference for CreatiFAH to improve its work in the future. It was also intended to provide firsthand experience of the professional environment within Indonesia’s television industry,” she said.

Aqila further explained that TRANS7 Studio was selected because of the perceived consistency, educational value, creativity, and contemporary relevance of its television programs.

“The decision to visit TRANS7 Studio was based on the quality of its programs, particularly in 2026, which are considered consistent, educational, creative, and relevant to the changing times. For this reason, the television station is considered an ideal role model for CreatiFAH in developing educational content,” she added.

Nazwa Aulia, a member of LO CreatiFAH, said that the visit had provided valuable insights and new experiences related to television program production in Indonesia.

“I learned so many new things, especially about the complexity behind the production of Indonesian television programs. I also had the opportunity to observe the workflow firsthand, from the control room and technical team to the presenters working in the studio,” she explained.

During the tour, students explored several TRANS7 program studios, including Arisan, Lapor Pak!, and Pagi-Pagi Ambyar. They also had the opportunity to witness an ongoing television production. This experience gave participants a closer look at the working environment and behind-the-scenes processes of the television broadcasting industry.

The visit concluded with a discussion and question-and-answer session between the participants and the TRANS7 Public Relations team. During the session, students explored various aspects of the broadcasting industry, including internship opportunities and the requirements and stages involved in pursuing a career at a television station. Through this discussion, participants were expected to gain new knowledge and experiences to help prepare them for entering the professional world, particularly in media and broadcasting.

Through this visit, the CreatiFAH team is expected to gain fresh ideas and inspiration to enhance its creativity in managing the media platforms of the Faculty of Adab and Humanities, UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.

Written by: Ahmad Daffa Rasyidi / Kasih Nur

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