External Campus Organizations are student organizations that are not
affiliated with a university and promote their independence, professional
orientation, and increased cooperation while also fostering a sense of
togetherness and integrity.
The goal of this study is to reveal the concept of social relations among
members of non-Muhammadiyah student organizations. This study utilized a
phenomenological approach and a qualitative research method. Three primary
participants were interviewed in semi-structured interviews. Source triangulation
is used to establish credibility. Interactive model data analysis was used for data
analysis.
The purpose of this research is to uncover the idea of non-Muhammadiyah
social relations among members of extra-campus student organizations. It was
also aimed at understanding the organization's formation, problems, views on
Muhammadiyah organizations, member interactions, and organizational
dynamics.