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  • The Directorate Of Public Relations And Protocol UNIKOM Participates In Inspire, Connect & Collaborate Activity With The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung 

    The Directorate Of Public Relations And Protocol UNIKOM Participates In Inspire, Connect & Collaborate Activity With The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung 

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Cooperation and collaboration between universities and stakeholders is a long-term investment that provides significant benefits for both parties. Universities can gain access to resources and development opportunities, while stakeholders can utilize young talent and improve their image and innovation. 

    On Thursday, February 6, 2025, the Directorate of Public Relations and Protocol of UNIKOM attended an invitation from The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung with the theme “Inspire, Connect & Collaborate: Luncheon event together with our University, Collage & School partners.” This event was held from 11.00 to 15.00 WIB at the Trans Convention Center 2, The Trans Luxury Hotel.

    The Director of Public Relations and Protocol, Dr. Desayu Eka Surya, S.Sos., M.Si., who was represented by the Head of the Public Relations and Public Communication Information Division Arif Try Cahyadi, S.Ds., M.Ds., and Head of the Protocol Division Agung Nugraha, S.I.Kom., attended the activity. Also present were UNIKOM Logistics Director Yayah Sutisnawati, SE, MM, and Head of UNIKOM Rectorate Secretariat Division N. Vani Ramdhiani, S.Kom. 

    This activity is a form of collaboration and promotion of The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung, which has many facilities that can be used by academics in carrying out some activities. The Trans Luxury Hotel is a five-star hotel that is located in a strategic place in the city of Bandung. Its facilities are integrated with Trans Studio Bandung and Trans Studio Mall, which has its own charm for the community.

    Eti Purwanti, the Director of Sales The Trans Luxury Hotel, said that “Our hotel is the best and largest five-star hotel in Bandung which has many facilities that can be utilized, such as more than 250 rooms, from premier rooms, premier club rooms, and celebrity rooms to presidential suites. In addition, The Trans Luxury Hotel also has a meeting venue, the Trans Grand Ballroom and Convention which can accommodate up to 2,800 people.”

    The Inspire, Connect & Collaborate event that was held aimed to invite representatives from the rectors, vice rectors, directors, principals, and school committees from colleges or universities, secondary schools, and course institutions to be used as references for their institutions to collaborate with The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung. In line with what was conveyed by Farid Patra as General Manager of The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung, “The Trans Hotel, besides having many facilities, can also be a positive insight and experience when these activities are carried out at our hotel. The activities can be in the form of graduation or celebration,” he said.This activity attracted a lot of attention because of the discussions and questions and answers that were carried out enthusiastically by the participants, with the distribution of door prizes and prizes in the form of free dinner tickets, breakfast, swimming pool access, and hotel rooms. This activity was also closed with documentation and lunch together. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • UNIKOM International Relations Students Secure Awards At Japan Youth Summit 2025 

    UNIKOM International Relations Students Secure Awards At Japan Youth Summit 2025 

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) students once again achieved international recognition. 14 students from International Relations, accompanied by their supervisor, participated in the 3rd Japan Youth Summit (JYS) 2025, held on February 3-9 in Tokyo, Japan. Organized by Global Youth Ambassador (GYA), this event provided a platform for young generations to develop their potential, exchange knowledge, and contribute to international program conferences and volunteer activities. 

    The student delegation participating in JYS 2025 was led by Dr. Dewi Triwahyuni, S.IP., M.Si., the Head of the International Relations Study Program. Dr. Dewi expressed that she greatly appreciates the motivation and hard work of the students. She was proud of the achievements of the 9 students that divided into three commissions, including Best Group, Most Innovative Idea, and Best Project. She also hopes that these achievements motivate the other International Relations to participate in the international competitions.

    Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hj. Dewi Kurniasih, S.IP., M.Si., the Dean of FISIP UNIKOM, expressed her gratitude and pride: “Alhamdulillah, the student delegation of the International Relations Study Program won multiple awards in the Japan Youth Summit 2025. These achievements hopefully inspire other students to pursue international achievements.” She said.

    This event was officially opened by Hopyan Nazakki, Executive Director of Global Youth Ambassador, who emphasized the importance of this forum as a platform for young generations to develop and make a global impact.

    In this competition, 9 UNIKOM students won awards in various categories, including:

    • Best Group Award (“Digital Literacy” Category): Ghina Arindiya, Syahla Amany Fatiha, Zahra Afifah Khurrahman
    • Most Innovative Idea (“Green Technology” Category): Dara Cantika Putriadin Boer, Fatma Sania Aprilia, Pandiani Ayuningtyas Sumadi
    • Best Project (“Educational Transformation” Category): Kharisma Putri Nur Fatima, Anggia Putri Lestari, Bela Melati Sukma

    This achievement was the source of pride, as the competition was attended by 89 participants from 16 countries. The students presented their innovative projects that offered real solutions to global challenges.

    Zahra Afifah Khurrahman, a member of Commission 1 (Digital Literacy), stated, “Presenting the best solution in developing the Draft Declaration was a challenge. Being awarded the Best Group Award is proof of our hard work and dedication.” She said.

    Meanwhile, Kharisma Putri Nur Fatima from Commission 2 (Green Technology) added, “Japan Youth Summit connected me with inspiring people. Winning the Best Project Award is proof that innovative ideas can bring positive impact to society.” She expressed.

    Pandiani Ayuningtyas Sumadi from Commission 3 (Educational Transformation) also shared her experience: “This forum gives me a new insight about the importance of critical thinking and cross-cultural collaborations. Winning the Most Innovative Idea award is an extraordinary achievement,” she said.

    Participation in the Japan Youth Summit 2025 is the implementation of the International Relations Practicum Course, supervised by UNIKOM lecturers, including Prof. Dr. Hj. Aelina Surya, Dra., Dr. Dewi Triwahyuni, S.IP., M.Si., Andrias Darmayadi, Ph.D., Sylvia Octa Putri, S.IP., M.I.Pol., and Dr. Henike Priwanti, S.IP., M.I.Pol. This practicum consists of three main events:

    1. Short Diplomatic Course (SDC) – January 25, 2025, in Bandung, Indonesia, discussing refugee issues in the Global Refugees Forum.
    2. Japan 3rd Youth Summit 2025 – Februari 3-9, 2025, in Tokyo, Japan, with the theme “Next-Gen Tech: Discovering Innovation Through Technology Revolution for Accessibility and Connectivity in the AI Era.”
    3. The 5th Asia Youth Summit – Februari 23-26, 2025, in Bali, Indonesia, with the theme “Collaboration Plan and Innovative Solutions to Achieve Climate Action Goals.”

    Students’ participation in the Japan Youth Summit 2025 is expected to provide valuable experience, strengthen their international networks, and enrich academic and professional perspectives in the International Relations studies

  • Chairman of APTISI West Java and UNIKOM Rector Serves as a Speaker at the National Seminar & Dialogue of APTISI Central in Batam

    Chairman of APTISI West Java and UNIKOM Rector Serves as a Speaker at the National Seminar & Dialogue of APTISI Central in Batam

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – The Rector of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM), Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto, M.T., who is also the Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Private Universities (APTISI) West Java, attended the invitation to a seminar & dialogue at the 4th Plenary Central Management Meeting (RPPP) organized by APTISI with the theme “Together Realizing the Best Formulations and Thoughts for the Advancement of Education in Indonesia.” This activity was held from Friday, February 14, to Sunday, February 16, 2025, at Jl. Teuku Umar No.1, Lubuk Baja, Kepulauan Riau, Batam.

    At the seminar & dialogue event, Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto, M.T., had the opportunity to become a guest speaker. This activity is a momentum and opportunity for private universities to strengthen each other and strengthen their roles in the national education system. In his presentation, Prof. Eddy said that “the importance of building systems, building organizational culture, and leadership in making higher education institutions grow, develop, advance, and excel” said Prof. Eddy.

    The event was also attended by higher education experts including the entire Advisory Board, Board of Trustees, Advisory Board of APTISI Center, APTISI Daily Central Board, as well as all chairmen and secretaries of APTISI provinces. Various agendas were discussed at this seminar, such as strengthening APTISI institutions, improving academic quality, and strategic cooperation between private universities and various stakeholders.

    The presence of Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto, M.T., as a speaker in this event shows UNIKOM’s commitment as one of the private universities that actively contributes to various academic forums and the development of higher education in Indonesia. It is expected that the seminar and dialogue organized by APTISI can be an important step to improve the quality of private higher education in Indonesia. Therefore, the active participation of UNIKOM and other private universities can provide great hope for the advancement of education in the country. Through synergy and close cooperation, private universities can continue to develop and make a greater contribution to society, the nation and the state.

  • THE VICE RECTOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS OF UNIKOM INVITES THREE DIRECTORATES TO SOCIALIZE FUNDING AND PROCEDURES FOR VARIOUS ACADEMIC AND STUDENT AFFAIRS ACTIVITIES 

    THE VICE RECTOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS OF UNIKOM INVITES THREE DIRECTORATES TO SOCIALIZE FUNDING AND PROCEDURES FOR VARIOUS ACADEMIC AND STUDENT AFFAIRS ACTIVITIES 

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) held a socialization for all new student organization administrators for the 2024/2025 period on Thursday, 30 January 2025. The event organized by the Directorate of Student Affairs, the Directorate of Public Relations and Protocol, and the Directorate of Building Management was held at the Miracle Auditorium 4th floor, Campus I UNIKOM, and was attended by Vice Rectors, Deans, Heads of Study Programs, Student Affairs Lecturers, Student Activity Units (UKM) Supervisors, and Heads of Student Organizations within UNIKOM.

    UNIKOM Vice Rector I for Academic and Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Hj Umi Narimawati, Dra., SE., M.Si., in her remarks said that “Throughout its journey UNIKOM has always supported student activities. Therefore, UNIKOM has become an excellent university at the national and international levels. In this activity, we also aim to equalize the perceptions of UNIKOM leaders and build cooperation and commitment with related parties who are responsible for every organizational need and activity at UNIKOM.” Said Prof. Umi. 

    In this socialization, the Director of Student Affairs Andrias Darmayadi, S.IP., M.SI., Ph.D., discussed the allocation of student funds in accordance with YIPT Decree No. 4041/SK/YIPT/XII/2024 concerning the Allocation of the Use of UNIKOM Student Funds FY 2024/2025 where the decree also discusses the use and management of student funds, which must be managed with the entrepreneur pattern, managing funds to obtain additional funds from third parties outside UNIKOM and not aiming to spend these funds. 

    The second material was presented by the Director of Public Relations and Protocol, Dr. Desayu Eka Surya, S.Sos., M.Si. She conveyed several important points, including: 1) procedures for using the auditorium on the 17th floor of Smart Building Unikom, 2) cooperation procedures with the Directorate of Public Relations and Protocol of Unikom, and 3) daily news coverage procedures for student activities or achievements. 4) website and social media management by Dirhumpro. 

    Socialization discussing building loan licensing procedures was delivered by the Director of UNIKOM Building Management Dr.Ir. H. Suryatno Wiganepdo, MM. who socialized UNIKOM building construction to all related parties. This building coaching includes procedures for borrowing rooms and equipment for activities in the UNIKOM environment. 

    With this socialization, it is expected that the new administrators of UNIKOM student organizations understand about fund management, cooperation procedures, and procedures for using facilities at UNIKOM. Therefore, they can support the smooth and successful student activities at UNIKOM. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • Directorate of Research, Community Service and Empowerment (DP3M) UNIKOM Conducts Socialization of the Preparations for Submitting Research Grants for the Directorate of Research, Technology and Community Service (DRTPM) 2025

    Directorate of Research, Community Service and Empowerment (DP3M) UNIKOM Conducts Socialization of the Preparations for Submitting Research Grants for the Directorate of Research, Technology and Community Service (DRTPM) 2025

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – The Directorate of Research, Technology, and Community Service (DRTPM) regularly organizes research grant programs to support researchers and academics in carrying out innovative and beneficial research for the community. This research grant is given for various scientific fields, such as science and technology, social humanities, art, and culture. The Directorate of Research, Community Service, and Empowerment (DP3M) UNIKOM holds a Research Grant socialization every year.

    DP3M held a socialization of preparations for submitting DRTPM 2025 research grants on Saturday, 8 February 2025. The socialization activity was attended by the lecturers of UNIKOM. This socialization began with the presentation of material by the Director of DP3M Irawan Afrianto, ST, MT. In his presentation there were several important agendas discussed, including: 1). Report on DRTPM Research – Kemdikbud DP3M UNIKOM 2024, 2). DRTPM 2025 Grant Exposure (Source of DRTPM 2024 Grant), 3). The concept of making a grant proposal in 1 hour.

    The next material presentation was delivered by Eko Budi Setiawan, S.Kom., M.T., and Novriani Hasti, S.Si, M.T., who both explained about the DRTPM grant exposure and two important points, such as research requirements and tips for writing research grant proposals. On this occasion, Eko said that “a good grant proposal is a proposal that follows the guidelines and is not prepared impromptu.” He said.

    This socialization activity is expected to increase the participation and collaboration of UNIKOM lecturers in submitting DRTPM 2025 research grant proposals and improve the quality of proposals submitted from various scientific disciplines at UNIKOM. Therefore, UNIKOM can successfully obtain DRTPM 2025 research grants and achieve the target number of proposals submitted. (Directorate of Hms & Pro).

  • Increase Heart Health Awareness: Unikom Medical Center Holds Free Cholesterol Checkup

    Increase Heart Health Awareness: Unikom Medical Center Holds Free Cholesterol Checkup

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Heart disease and stroke are the leading causes of death in the world. One of the main risk factors for these diseases is high cholesterol levels. The good news is that public awareness of the importance of regular cholesterol checks is increasing. Checking cholesterol levels regularly is a positive step in the prevention of heart disease and stroke. With early detection and a healthy lifestyle, we can maintain heart health and live longer. For example, UNIKOM Medical Center routinely carries out a free health examination program every month for all UNIKOM academicians, lecturers, staff, and students.

    UNIKOM Medical Center conducted a cholesterol level check on Thursday, February 5, 2025. Cholesterol examination is a blood test to measure the total amount of fat substances (cholesterol and triglycerides) in the blood. The blood check is useful for knowing whether someone has high cholesterol levels or not. Enthusiasm for today’s cholesterol check is quite high. Individual awareness, both from educators and students, of the importance of health is also high. However, the results showed that many participants had high cholesterol levels. Therefore, the medical team will continue to educate about the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.

    dr. Rafika Astarina, as the doctor in charge of the program, said that “Many patients who come have high cholesterol. So we try to check regularly because we see the dangers of high cholesterol. We detect early, prevent, and also if there is indeed a high one, we try to educate, and if necessary, we give medicine,” she said. This activity aims to increase the awareness of lecturers, staff, and students of the importance of health. In addition, this activity also aims to provide education about healthy lifestyles, especially diet and regular exercise.

    Furthermore, dr. Rafika advised “Hopefully with this cholesterol check program, the academic community or UNIKOM students can further improve a healthy lifestyle because everything returns to the lifestyle of each individual. Now indeed our food cannot be avoided, but we can choose which one is good and which one is healthy. For UNIKOM’s own steps, it is very good, because it facilitates directly, so it does not only care about education but also health, especially for its employees and students,” she concluded.
    It is expected that free cholesterol examination programs such as those organized by UNIKOM Medical Center can continue to be carried out regularly. Therefore, it is increasing public awareness, especially in the UNIKOM academic community, about the importance of regular health checks. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • UNIKOM and Yeongsan University Collaborate to Hold an International Seminar Discussing the Era of Artificial Intelligence AI Titled ‘Singularity: How to Cope with it?”

    UNIKOM and Yeongsan University Collaborate to Hold an International Seminar Discussing the Era of Artificial Intelligence AI Titled ‘Singularity: How to Cope with it?”

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – On Friday, January 24, 2025, Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) together with Yeongsan University (YSU), South Korea conducted a special collaboration by presenting an international academic seminar titled: “Singularity: How to Cope With it?”. At this event, great speakers were present including Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto MT as Rector of UNIKOM Indonesia, Prof. Dr. Bu Gu-Wuck as President of YSU South Korea, Prof. Zainal Arifin Hasibuan, MLS, Ph.D as Vice Rector 4 for Digital Technology & ICT, International Program & Center of Excellence UNIKOM, Rodi Hartono, ST., MT., Ph.D. as Head of UNIKOM Robotics Division and also Representatives of YSU & UNIKOM partner universities. The speakers at this event discussed the challenges and opportunities in the era of artificial intelligence (AI) and technological singularity.  

    The event was opened by MC from the Younsan University team. Then opened with the first material by the Rector of UNIKOM Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto MT. In delivering his material, Prof. Eddy explained about the development strategy of AI-based higher education as well as threats and opportunities. Prof. Eddy also explained the vision in realizing the development of higher education based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is inclusive, adaptive, and sustainable, where AI technology is used to personalize learning, improve operational efficiency, and expand access to global education. In addition, Prof. Eddy also explained UNIKOM’s cultural values, namely PIQIE: 1) Professionalism. 2) Integrity 3) Quality, 4). Excellence, 5). Information Technology (ICT),

    Prof. Eddy further concluded that “Embracing AI-driven strategies is essential for the advancement of higher education. By harnessing the power of AI, institutions can improve learning outcomes, streamline operations, and prepare students for a dynamic future. On the other hand, Universities need to take action to overcome the singularity” he concluded.

    The second material was delivered by Rodi Hartono, ST, MT, Ph.D. The material he delivered was about how to utilize Artifical Intelligence (AI) and how to overcome AI in the singularity era. Some of the main points presented were: 1) Resource Optimization: AI solutions to save resources in the midst of rapid technological growth, Example: Smart grids, precision agriculture, and sustainable manufacturing. 2). Environmental Impact Mitigation: Reducing the carbon footprint of AI infrastructure and Investing in AI systems powered by renewable energy. 3). Equitable Access: Ensure AI technologies benefit all communities and Promote global collaboration for shared sustainability goals. 4). Ethical Governance: Building trust and transparency in AI systems and Creating policies to align AI development with sustainability priorities

    Meanwhile, the next material was delivered by Prof. Zainal hasibuan, Ph.D who explained about The Power of AI to Improve the Quality of Higher Education: A New Direction Towards Personalized Learning. Prof. Zainal gave the main points in his material, namely that AI as an agent of change: 1). Growing large data sets will improve learner patterns and characteristics, 2). Driven learning materials will adjust and match learner behavior. 3). Automated intelligent monitoring will strengthen learner and teacher interaction. 4). The system becomes smarter over time and more singular. 5). AI-based Personalized Learning changes the learning paradigm from: teacher-centered learning to student-centered learning.

    The last material was delivered by Assoc Prof, Na Hoon Park, Ph.D as a representative from Yeongsan University, South Korea (Ys’U) who presented material about: 1) Introduction of Ys’U Extracurricular Program. 2). Steiner World School (Waldorf education, Steiner education) 3). Singularity University. 4) Humanitarian Status Contest – Smile Festival. The press seminar then ended with a Q&A session with the participants.

    It is hoped that this seminar will provide a comprehensive insight into the role of AI in higher education, challenges and opportunities in the singularity era, as well as the importance of personalized learning and character development. The collaboration between UNIKOM and Yeongsan University is expected to continue to produce innovations in the field of education. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • Increasing the Anticipation of Plagiarism, Unikom Holds Socialization of Turnitin Usage

    Increasing the Anticipation of Plagiarism, Unikom Holds Socialization of Turnitin Usage

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) remains committed to creating an honest and quality academic environment. As an effort to prevent plagiarism among the academic community, UNIKOM through the Directorate of AP2SC and UPT Plagiarism & AI Similarity held a socialization on the use of Turnitin, one of the world’s leading plagiarism detection tools. The event was attended by journal managers and Heads of Study Programs within UNIKOM on Thursday, January 23, 2025.

    This socialization activity aims to provide a deeper understanding of the importance of scientific work and how to effectively use Turnitin as a tool in ensuring that the work produced is free from plagiarism. This socialization was aimed at journal management lecturers in study programs in the UNIKOM environment.

    Director of AP2SC, Bobi Kurniawan, ST, M.Kom, in his speech thanked the Instructors who had taken the time to attend the socialization of the use of Turnitin which was held in a hybrid. “We plan to socialize the use of Turnitin regularly every semester, considering that the use of Turnitin in UNIKOM still needs to be improved. In fact, there are still those who forget how to use it. Plus, in 2024, Turnitin changed the terms of use, such as limiting paper checking per account, where one Student account can only check three papers per day,” he said.

    In this socialization session, participants were also reminded of how to access Turnitin, how to utilize plagiarism detection reports, and guidelines for producing original and quality scientific work. The Head of UPT Plagiarism & AI Similarity, Wildan Zulfikar, S.T, said that this program is in line with UNIKOM’s vision to advance higher education with quality and integrity in Indonesia.

    The socialization which took place on the 11th Floor, Room 11.010 Smart Building UNIKOM is expected to increase the awareness of lecturers and students about the importance of academic honesty and the use of appropriate technology to support higher quality research and scientific work. (Directorate of Public Relations & Pro)

  • Bandung City Government and LLDIKTI Region IV Launch a Waste Handling Program Involving 99 Universities: Unikom is One of the Driving Parents

    Bandung City Government and LLDIKTI Region IV Launch a Waste Handling Program Involving 99 Universities: Unikom is One of the Driving Parents

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – The issue of waste has become a major problem that continues to threaten environmental sustainability in Bandung. In response, the Bandung City Government, in collaboration with Region IV of the Higher Education Service Institution (LLDIKTI), launched the Waste Management Program as a concrete effort to address this issue. The program, involving 99 private universities in Bandung, aims to make a significant contribution to waste management by prioritizing collaboration between academics, government, and the community.

    As part of this initiative, the Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) Bandung participated in this major mission. This program is a form of UNIKOM’s dedication to the community, in accordance with the Tri Dharma of Higher Education, which includes teaching, research, and community service. The program ran for a full month, starting in late 2024. 

    UNIKOM Bandung was given the responsibility to handle waste in an area located on Jalan Ir. H. Djuanda, specifically in RT 05 RW 09, Dago Village, Coblong District, Bandung City. This village has a fairly dense population, divided into 13 neighborhood groups, making it an area that presents significant challenges in waste management.

    Field Supervisor Lecturer, Assoc Prof. Dr. Hidayat S.Kom., M.T when interviewed said “I feel proud to be able to accompany UNIKOM students in the waste sorting socialization activity in Dago Village, Bandung City. This activity held by the Region IV of Higher Education Service Institution is a real proof of the students’ contribution in educating the community to support better and more sustainable waste management.” He said

    Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hidayat further stated, “The residents’ active participation in this activity demonstrates their concern for environmental cleanliness. I hope this program can continue and inspire students and the community to work together to create Bandung as a clean and environmentally friendly city.” He concluded. 

    UNIKOM Student Affairs Director Andreas Darmayadi, S.IP., M.Sc., Ph.D. when asked for information said “Alhamdulillah, the Bandung City Waste Management Group from UNIKOM was able to complete all the tasks and mandates from LLDIKTI Region IV. I really appreciate the performance of all Team Members and PIC Lecturers who consistently and enthusiastically help with waste management in neighborhood groups (RT/RW) around the Unikom Campus. We know that Bandung City is currently experiencing a waste emergency situation, hopefully with the contribution of the UNIKOM Waste Management Team, it can help raise public awareness to sort and manage waste properly and wisely.” he said

    The solutions and assistance provided by Unikom include: 1. Community training and education, ensuring all activities run according to plan and acting as a communicator between students and the Environmental Management Team (DPL). 2. Improved sorting facilities, divided into two categories: organic waste processed into compost, inorganic waste sorted and sold to recycling collectors, and residual waste made into crafts. 3. Awareness Campaign, with 80% of the public’s awareness of the importance of waste sorting significantly increasing. 4. Collaboration with Related Parties.

    This program is expected to encourage all elements of society to work together to create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable environment. Through this collaboration, UNIKOM and other universities in Bandung are committed to providing real solutions to the increasingly pressing waste problem. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • UNIKOM Graduates 134 Students of King Sejong Institute Bandung

    UNIKOM Graduates 134 Students of King Sejong Institute Bandung

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – King Sejong Institute Bandung 1, located at UNIKOM, held a graduation ceremony for its second semester (11th semester) Korean language class in 2024. The ceremony was attended by 42 of the 134 students who graduated from various class levels in December 2024.

    The event was also attended by the Advisor of the Science and Technology Foundation, Mrs. Hj. Dra. Ani Astuti, S.E. The event was opened with remarks from Mr. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Inta Budi Setya Nusa, SE., M.Ak. as the Directorate of International Affairs & Cooperation of UNIKOM. Several invited guests who were also present included the Director of the International Program, Mrs. Dr. Senny Luckyardi, S.P., M.M., the International Affairs & Cooperation Team, Mr. Dr. Salmon Priaji Martana, S.T., M.T. & Mrs. Dr. Henike Primawanti, M.I.Pol. Several native Korean teachers who were present included Ms. Kim Nayeon, Ms. Kim Hanna, Ms. Kim Hye in, and Ms. Ha Bok Eum. 

    The event continued with several exciting games, such as guessing K-POP music videos, guessing Indonesian songs based on lyrics read by a native teacher, and playing Jegichagi (a traditional Korean game). The highlight of the event was the distribution of graduation certificates, with students coming up on stage to receive their certificates and have their photos taken. The event closed with the announcement of the game winners and door prize winners.

    Assoc. Prof. Dr. Inta Budi Setya Nusa, SE., M.Ak., said, “The lively graduation ceremony of KSI Bandung 1 was certainly a very memorable moment for all participants. This event was not only a celebration of achievements, but also a place for a ‘reunion’ for several classes that were held online.”

    Overall, this graduation ceremony not only marks the end of a learning journey, but also serves as a stepping stone to new challenges, both professionally and personally. This atmosphere will undoubtedly motivate participants to continue developing their Korean language skills.

    We hope that the Korean language skills acquired by all graduates will open many opportunities, both in education and employment, or in enriching cultural knowledge. We hope they can continue to develop their Korean language skills, using them as a tool to build broader relationships with people from around the world, especially South Korea, and deepen their understanding of Korea’s rich and fascinating culture.

    May the knowledge gained at King Sejong Institute Bandung 1 bring happiness, satisfaction, and benefit both yourself and others. Never stop learning and continue to use Korean as a bridge to achieving bigger dreams. (Directorate of HMS & Pro)