Student Selective Perception of The Anti-Corruption Campaign on Facebook

Abstract

Almost every day, news about the Corruption Eradication Commission (in Indonesia it is known as KPK) appears in various mass media and social media, although the news is sometimes not directly related to information from the KPK itself, but from other parties who feel an interest in the existence of the KPK whether the contents of the news are in accordance with facts or hoaxes. The aim of this research is to answer the challenges of science and technology needs by real sector users, who also want to know, analyze, and discuss the selective perceptions of Islamic university students and public universities about anti-corruption prevention campaigns in society. The research method used is a survey method through a comparative descriptive study at two tertiary institutions, namely Islamic Universities and State Universities. The results of research on selective perception of Islamic university students and public universities about anti-corruption prevention campaigns in society show that in general, the students did not know or rarely paid attention to social media Facebook which presenting anti-corruption messages.