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  • UNIKOM Welcomes a Study Visit from the Institut Bisnis dan Informatika (IBI) Kesatuan Bogor: Strengthening Student Governance and Public Relations Cooperation

    UNIKOM Welcomes a Study Visit from the Institut Bisnis dan Informatika (IBI) Kesatuan Bogor: Strengthening Student Governance and Public Relations Cooperation

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM  – On Wednesday, January 14, 2026, Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) welcomed a comparative study visit from Institut Bisnis dan Informatika Kesatuan Bogor (IBI), held in Meeting Room L.030, 1st floor, Smart Building UNIKOM. The event served as a strategic forum for sharing best practices and strengthening collaboration between higher education institutions, particularly in academics, student affairs, cooperation, and institutional governance.

    Present at the occasion were the leaders of IBI, including Dr. Jan Horas V. Purba, M.Si. (Vice Rector III for Student Affairs and Cooperation), Hj. Nani Cahyani, Dra., M.Si. (Head of the CDC and Institutional Cooperation and Public Relations), along with other officials. Meanwhile, from UNIKOM, the event was attended by Prof. Dr. Hj. Umi Narimawati, Dra., S.E., M.Si. (Vice Rector I for Academic and Student Affairs); Andrias Darmayadi, S.IP, M.Si, Ph.D. (Director of Student Affairs); Dr. Ir. Yuni Mogot, M.Si., CPR. (Director of Public Relations and Protocol); Dr. Nungki Heriyati, S.S., M.A. (Head of the Career Guidance, Counseling, and Alumni Division); Dr. Henike Primawati, S.IP., M.I.Pol. (Head of Cooperation Division); Arif Try Cahyadi, M.Ds. (Head of Public Relations and Information Communication Division); Sri Pernia Warakmulty, M.Kom. (Head of Digital Marketing Division); and Agung Nugraha, S.I.Kom. (Head of Protocol Division).

    Prof. Dr. Hj. Umi Narimawati, Dra., S.E., M.Si., in her opening remarks, said that UNIKOM welcomed the comparative study conducted by IBI Kesatuan Bogor. She stated that the visit showed that UNIKOM had become one of the reference universities in comparative studies and benchmarking. This is in line with UNIKOM’s motto and the vision of UNIKOM Rector, Prof. HC. Dr. Ir. Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto, M.T., as Chairperson of APTISI West Java, who carries the spirit of “advancing together and succeeding together,” so that UNIKOM is always open and ready to share experiences for the common good.

    Meanwhile, Dr. Jan Horas V. Purba, Ir., M.Si., expressed his appreciation for UNIKOM’s openness in sharing institutional knowledge and experience. He considered that UNIKOM’s reputation as a leading university, including its national award in public relations from the Directorate General of Higher Education, was a strong motivation for IBI Kesatuan Bogor to conduct a direct comparative study. He said that the various inputs obtained would be immediately followed up and implemented at IBI Kesatuan Bogor.

    The activity continued with an interactive discussion that took place dynamically and constructively. The discussion was the core of the comparative study activity, discussing a number of strategic points that were of concern to both institutions. The topics discussed included academic system and curriculum management, student management and development, public relations and protocol management, implementation of cooperation through MoU and MoA schemes, and strengthening the Career Center in providing career guidance services for students and alumni.

    Through this discussion, both institutions exchanged experiences, policies, and best practices that have been implemented in their respective fields. The forum was also used to explore opportunities for joint program development oriented towards improving the quality of academic and non-academic services, with the hope of establishing sustainable institutional cooperation between UNIKOM and IBI Kesatuan Bogor to improve the quality and competitiveness of higher education at the national level.

  • Expanding Global Insight, International Relations Study Program of UNIKOM Holds a Panel Lecture “Beyond Diplomacy”

    Expanding Global Insight, International Relations Study Program of UNIKOM Holds a Panel Lecture “Beyond Diplomacy”

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – On Monday, January 12, 2026, the International Relations Study Program, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM), held an international panel lecture, “Beyond Diplomacy: Language, Culture, and Social Impact in International Relations,” attended by International Relations students. Held on the 4th floor of the Miracle Auditorium, the event brought together international experts to examine the dynamics and transformations of modern diplomatic practices.

    In her remarks, the Head of the International Relations Study Program, Dr. Dewi Triwahyuni, S.IP., M.Sc., emphasized the relevance of the event’s theme to contemporary global developments. She explained that today’s diplomacy is no longer limited to formal channels between countries but is increasingly influenced by human relations, cross-cultural understanding, and social impact. “International Relations students need to understand that modern diplomacy goes beyond formal negotiations. Today’s global interactions place language, culture, and social responsibility as key elements in building trust and sustainable international cooperation,” she explained.

    She added that the activity was part of the study program’s strategic efforts to strengthen academic quality and support UNIKOM’s vision as a globally oriented university through international dialogue and collaboration.

    Furthermore, the Dean of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hj. Dewi Kurniasih, S.IP., M.Si., expressed her appreciation for the organization of this international-scale academic forum. She emphasized the importance of mastering global and multidisciplinary insights for students to prepare them for the challenges of international relations in the future. “I am proud and happy to welcome all participants to this panel lecture. Through this activity, students are expected to gain comprehensive knowledge and a global perspective directly from expert speakers,” she concluded.

    The panel lecture was divided into three main sessions featuring international speakers. The first session featured Abigail Van Stryke (Australia Aid Volunteer from AH&B College, Sydney), moderated by Andrias Darmayadi, S.IP, M.Si, Ph.D. (International Relations lecturer). The second session featured Prof. Debbie Plath (Australia Aid Volunteer from the Ikon Institute of Australia), moderated by Sylvia Octa Putri, S.IP., M.I.Pol. The third session featured Erika Matano (Junior Expert from the Japan International Cooperation Agency), moderated by Dr. Henike Primawanti, S.IP., M.I.Pol.

    Through this panel lecture held by the International Relations Study Program, UNIKOM reaffirmed its commitment to developing knowledge and strengthening international academic networks towards becoming a world-class university. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • English Literature Study Program of Unikom Collaborates with Australian Experts in a Scientific Writing Coaching Clinic to Strengthen Academic Competitiveness

    English Literature Study Program of Unikom Collaborates with Australian Experts in a Scientific Writing Coaching Clinic to Strengthen Academic Competitiveness

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM — On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, the English Literature Study Program of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) held a coaching clinic on academic article writing for the students. Held in the VVIP Room on the 16th floor at UNIKOM, the event featured two international experts, Prof. Debbie Plath (Australia Aid Volunteer from the Ikon Institute of Australia) and Abigail van Stryke (Australia Aid Volunteer from AH&B College, Sydney). This coaching activity is part of ongoing academic development programs designed to enhance students’ capacity in writing scientific articles, both for journal publications and international conferences.

    During an interview, the Head of the English Literature Study Program, Dr. Tatan Tawami, S.S., M.Hum., explained that the coaching clinic had entered its third session after two preliminary sessions had been held previously. “In the first session, students were introduced to the basics of scientific article writing, while the second session focused on citation techniques and reference management using Mendeley in collaboration with the UNIKOM Library. This third session is a development stage, where students begin to design their writing topics into article or conference paper structures,” he explained.

    Furthermore, Dr. Tatan emphasized that collaboration with international experts has strategic relevance to the academic needs of English literature students. Prof. Debbie Plath is known for her expertise in academic writing, while Abigail van Stryke has a strong background in English literature studies, so their collaboration is considered to be in line with the competencies that students are expected to develop.

    Through this activity, Dr. Tatan hopes that students will be able to produce scientific articles that have the potential to be published, one of which is at the International Conference on Business, Economics, Social Sciences, and Humanities (ICOBEST) 2026, which is planned to be held on June 4, 2026. In addition, the articles produced are also encouraged to be adapted to various other journals or scientific forums so that students become accustomed to thinking systematically and scientifically and are directly involved in the academic publication process.

    This coaching clinic activity reflects the commitment of the English Literature Study Program to strengthen academic culture, enhance graduate competitiveness, and expand international networks through collaboration with global experts. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • Computer Science Research in Indonesia to Create Sustainable Infrastructure for United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

    Computer Science Research in Indonesia to Create Sustainable Infrastructure for United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

    Authors: Eddy Soeryanto Soegoto, Brandon Nathanael Meliala, Senny Luckyardi, Bobi Kurniawan

    Abstract

    This study explored the role of computer science in advancing sustainable infrastructure in Indonesia, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As the country grapples with rapid urbanization, environmental challenges, and disaster resilience, emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data, the Internet of Things (IoT), and blockchain present innovative solutions. This research examined the studies using the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) from the past five years that focus on the application of computer science in sustainable infrastructure development in Indonesia. The study highlights contributions that align with the UN SDGs through a structured process of identifying, evaluating, and synthesizing relevant findings. Key findings reveal the potential of AI-powered smart grids, IoT-based environmental monitoring, and predictive analytics for disaster management. However, challenges such as infrastructure disparities, cybersecurity risks, and regulatory gaps remain significant barriers to adoption. The study emphasizes the need for more significant investment, stronger policies, and cross-sector collaboration to accelerate technology integration. By merging computer science with sustainability strategies, Indonesia can enhance infrastructure resilience, drive economic growth, and strengthen environmental protection. This research provides policy recommendations and insights for future studies, advocating a technology-driven approach to sustainable development. © School of Engineering, Taylor’s University.

    Author keywords

    Artificial intelligence (AI); Computer research; Digital infrastructure; Internet of things; Sustainable development goals

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/105001481965

  • DKV Study Program of UNIKOM Holds a Final Project Seminar “Creative Talk”: Strengthening Creativity and Self-Confidence in the Algorithm Era

    DKV Study Program of UNIKOM Holds a Final Project Seminar “Creative Talk”: Strengthening Creativity and Self-Confidence in the Algorithm Era

    .BANDUNG, UNIKOM — On Saturday, January 10, 2025, the Visual Communication Design (DKV) Study Program, Faculty of Design, Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM), held a seminar entitled “Creative Talk: Creativity in the Algorithmic Era and Appearing Confident” as part of briefings for students working on their final projects, thesis, and internship for the odd semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, which was attended by the Head of the DKV Study Program, DKV lecturers, DKV students who are taking Final Project and Internship, the academic community of UNIKOM, and the general public. The event was designed to address the challenges of the creative profession, which are increasingly shaped by digital technology, algorithmic systems, and the demand for strong personal communication.

    The Coordinator of the DKV Final Project at UNIKOM, Deni Albar, M.Ds., stated that algorithms and social media have shaped a new lifestyle that is inseparable from students’ daily lives. However, he emphasized that creativity and self-confidence are two human qualities that cannot be replicated by machines. “We live in two worlds, the real world and the digital world. Algorithms determine distribution, but creativity and confidence are the main assets that enable us to remain empowered, influential, and relevant,” he said. Furthermore, he hoped that the Creative Discussion would become a space for sharing that would broaden the horizons of students across academic statuses in facing academic and professional challenges.

    On this occasion, the Head of the DKV Study Program, Dr. Kankan Kasmana, M.Ds., representing the Dean of the Faculty of Design, expressed his gratitude to all lecturers involved in the event. He also emphasized the importance of students’ professional performance, both during their practical work and in the process of final project and thesis guidance. Dr. Kankan also encouraged students to build a positive impression, discipline, and mental preparedness as part of shaping the character of professional designers.

    The event continued with the first presentation delivered by Creative Director Jamise Syari and DKV alumnus Deddy Kurniawan, M.Ds. In his presentation, Deddy explained that algorithms are not the enemy of creativity but rather a distribution system that works based on human behavior and interests, as well as the creativity of algorithms in life values.

    Meanwhile, the second material was delivered by Aldi Salman, public speaking trainer and founder of the Panggung Kreator Community. In this session, Aldi emphasized that the ability to speak and perform confidently is a strategic competency, especially for DKV students who must present ideas, concepts, and visual works in various academic and professional forums, and how to develop a public speaking mindset.

    The seminar closed with an interactive Q&A session, moderated by Ahmad Nurzaeni Fauzi, M.Ds., followed by an appreciation ceremony for the best participants and a group photo with all speakers and participants.

    Through the Creative Discussion activity, DKV UNIKOM reaffirmed its commitment to producing graduates who are not only technically and visually excellent but also strategic, communicative, adaptable to technology, and confident in conveying ideas. The synergy between understanding algorithms and personal skills is an important foundation for designers to remain relevant and impactful in an ever-evolving digital era. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • Directorate of Library UNIKOM Holds Writing Training with International Experts to Strengthen Culture and Understanding of Publication 

    Directorate of Library UNIKOM Holds Writing Training with International Experts to Strengthen Culture and Understanding of Publication 

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM — The Directorate Library of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) continues to strengthen its role in developing a culture of research and academic publication by holding a Writing Training session on Friday, January 9, 2025, at the Library Meeting Room on the 8th floor of the Smart Building UNIKOM.

    Prof. Debbie Plath, a Professor of Social Work from Australian Catholic University and ICON Institute, Australia, was invited as the main speaker for the training, which was attended by the Director of the UNIKOM Library, Ubudiyah Setiawati, S.Sos., M.I.Kom., along with all librarians and library service managers. The training focused on strengthening the capacity of librarians in supporting scientific writing, managing academic databases, and collaboration strategies between librarians and researchers to improve the quality and quantity of scientific publications.

    In an interview, Prof. Debbie Plath explained that the main objective of the training at UNIKOM was to build a common understanding of the strategic role of librarians in the research and publication ecosystem. “I met with librarians at UNIKOM to understand their role here and share my experience working with librarians in supporting research and publication in Australia. Based on my experience, librarians have very systematic abilities and high expertise in information systems and access to scientific journals, which are very valuable in developing research projects and preparing publications,” she said.

    Prof. Debbie also emphasized that collaboration between librarians and researchers is an important factor in improving the quality of institutional research. Through several follow-up sessions, she hopes that UNIKOM librarians can further develop their roles strategically. “We will explore various ways for librarians to improve and develop their roles at UNIKOM. In the long term, this is expected to improve UNIKOM institutional research and publication profile,” she concluded.

    Meanwhile, the Director of the UNIKOM Library, Ubudiyah Setiawati, S.Sos., M.I.Kom., said that the training provided benefits in encouraging the transformation of the role of librarians. She stated that librarians not only function as information managers, but also as active writers and mentors for writers and researchers.

    In addition, she emphasized that the utilization of abundant digital resources must be accompanied by professional exploration and mentoring skills. After participating in this activity, it is expected that the UNIKOM librarians contributing to scientific publications will continue to increase, while also opening up opportunities for cross-unit collaboration, including with international networks.

    Through this writing training, the Directorate of the UNIKOM Library reaffirmed its commitment as a center for strengthening academic literacy, research, and scientific publications, in line with efforts to enhance UNIKOM academic reputation at the national and international levels. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • FEB UNIKOM Holds AI-Based Business Idea Prototyping Workshop to Accelerate the Implementation of the “AI for Business” Curriculum

    FEB UNIKOM Holds AI-Based Business Idea Prototyping Workshop to Accelerate the Implementation of the “AI for Business” Curriculum

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM — The Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) continues to strengthen the implementation of the AI for Business Curriculum through the Sandboxing Workshop: Prototyping Business Ideas with AI. The event was held on Thursday, January 8, 2026, on the 10th floor of the Smart Building UNIKOM and was attended by the academic community within FEB UNIKOM who are directly involved in the AI Sandboxing ecosystem. The workshop was designed as a structured practice space to bridge the concept of learning with real experiments and implementation.

    Also present at the event were the Heads of Study Programs at FEB UNIKOM, Sandbox AI lecturers and instructors, and Sandbox AI for Business student participants. The presence of these various roles reflects a strong academic synergy in building a practice- and innovation-based learning ecosystem.

    The coordinator of Sandboxing AI for Business Curriculum of FEB UNIKOM, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Isniar Budiarti, S.E., M.Si., in her opening remarks stated that the sandboxing approach allows lecturers and students to develop prototypes of artificial intelligence-based business ideas in a systematic, applicable, and contextual manner in line with the needs of the business world.

    Meanwhile, Dean of FEB UNIKOM, Prof. Dr. Siti Kurnia Rahayu, S.E., M. Ak., Ak., CA., emphasized the importance of consistency in overseeing the implementation of the AI for Business Curriculum so that it does not stop at the conceptual level. She stated that sandboxing is a strategic instrument to ensure that the integration of AI in learning, research, and community service runs focused and collaborative and produces a real impact on the development of graduate competencies.

    Deputy Vice Rector IV, Adam Mukharil Bachtiar, S.Kom., M.T., Ph.D., along with his team, was presented as the main speaker, where participants received direct guidance in the process of designing AI-based business idea prototypes, including problem formulation, solution exploration, and initial prototype development. The material was delivered applicably, emphasizing the relevance of artificial intelligence in contemporary business and entrepreneurship.

    In the tutorial session, participants were guided to develop prototypes in stages using Gemini AI. The process began with strengthening human critical thinking through problem definition, identification of target users, and analysis of market needs. Next, Gemini AI is used to refine the value proposition, including formulating key benefits, competitive advantages, and the rationale for choosing a solution. In addition, participants are also trained to develop targeted prompts to map alternative ideas, assess the feasibility of innovations based on trends and previous studies, and formulate key solution elements such as core features, usage scenarios, and data requirements. In the final stage, Gemini was used to help visualize ideas through initial mockup designs, simple user flows, and brief narratives explaining the prototype’s working mechanisms. Through these stages, participants not only generated business ideas but also took home initial prototype designs that were logical, tested, and ready for further development in the Sandboxing AI for Business ecosystem.

    Through this workshop, FEB UNIKOM reaffirms its commitment to providing economics and business education responsive to technological developments, while also encouraging the emergence of innovative business ideas that are oriented towards the responsible and sustainable use of artificial intelligence. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • CALL FOR PAPERS – CRANE 2026

    CALL FOR PAPERS – CRANE 2026

    The Civil Engineering Research Journal (CRANE) UNIKOM invites researchers, lecturers, practitioners, and students to publish their high-quality scholarly works!

    🔍 Focus & Scope:

    ✔️ Civil & Structural Engineering

    ✔️ Civil Engineering and Design

    ✔️ Construction & Building Materials

    ✔️ Construction Management

    ✔️ Geotechnical Engineering

    ✔️ Hydraulic Engineering

    ✔️ Water Science & Engineering

    ✔️ Sustainability in Civil Engineering

    ✔️ Transportation Engineering

    📌 Submission Schedule: 📖 Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): 🗓 Submission Period: January – February 2026

    📖 Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): 🗓 Submission Period: April – September 2026

    🧪 All manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer review process. 🌐 Manuscripts are accepted in both Indonesian and English.

    📚 Indexed by: Dimensions | Google Scholar | SINTA | GARUDA

    📄 E-ISSN: 2775-4588

    📲 Submission Guidelines: 👉 bit.ly/submissionscrane 📞 For more info: Djoko | +62 812-2100-1888

  • The 2026 New Student Admissions of UNIKOM Officially Open, Targeting 3,500 Students with a Digital and Inclusive System

    The 2026 New Student Admissions of UNIKOM Officially Open, Targeting 3,500 Students with a Digital and Inclusive System

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) has officially opened its Penerimaan Mahasiswa Baru (PMB), New Student Admissions, for the 2026 Academic Year with various strategic breakthroughs that affirm its position as a leading technology-based university. Unlike previous years, 2026 PMB has now opened earlier, starting on December 1, 2025, to accelerate services and improve the quality of the student selection process. 

    In an interview, Director of PMB of UNIKOM, Yudistira Soegoto, S.Kom., M.Kom., stated that UNIKOM is in an optimal state of readiness. The entire PMB process is supported by an integrated digital system that operates online, openly, fairly, and accountably. “For 2026, we are targeting to gain 3,000 to 3,500 new students. In terms of systems and services, UNIKOM is 100% ready, and PMB is already ongoing,” he said. 

    The earlier opening of PMB is a significant difference compared to previous years, which generally began in January or February. In addition to accelerating the timing, UNIKOM has also expanded access by providing various scholarships aimed at attracting potential students from diverse backgrounds. 

    Not only targeting new graduates in 2026, UNIKOM PMB is also open to graduates from previous years, including professionals who have worked but have not completed their undergraduate education, as well as bachelor’s degree graduates who wish to continue to master’s and doctoral levels. This approach reflects UNIKOM’s commitment to embracing all segments of society without age restrictions or graduation year gaps. 

    In terms of service innovation, UNIKOM continues to improve its registration system to make it more accessible and user-friendly, including for prospective students with disabilities. The PMB system is equipped with clear usage guidelines and support features for applicants with special needs. 

    The entire Ujian Saringan Masuk (USM), or Entrance Exam, process is conducted online, from registration and testing to the announcement of results. This flexibility allows prospective UNIKOM students from various regions, especially in West Java, throughout Indonesia, and even abroad, to participate in the selection process without having to come directly to the campus. 

    As a campus that has achieved excellent accreditation, UNIKOM continues to strengthen its academic competitiveness through a technology-based curriculum. One of UNIKOM’s main strengths is the implementation of compulsory cross-study program courses, including software, hardware, entrepreneurship, animation, and the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) courses that are being prepared for implementation at all levels of education at UNIKOM, from Diploma (D3) to Doctoral (S3) programs. 

    Yudistira also stated, “We see AI as an unavoidable future necessity. Therefore, UNIKOM is preparing students to face global challenges through mastery of cutting-edge technology.” 

    Through the 2026 PMB, UNIKOM hopes to attract the best students who are not only academically excellent but also capable of bringing honor to their alma mater at the national and international levels. All PMB strategies are designed inclusively as part of UNIKOM’s long-term vision to strengthen its position as a pioneer in ICT-based higher education in Indonesia. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)

  • Welcoming 2026, KPM of UNIKOM participates in Mentoring and evaluation to Strengthen Professionalism

    Welcoming 2026, KPM of UNIKOM participates in Mentoring and evaluation to Strengthen Professionalism

    BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Entering the beginning of 2026, with a high spirit of professionalism, the Protocol Division of the Directorate of Public Relations and Protocol of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) held a coaching and evaluation meeting for Korps Protokoler Mahasiswa (KPM), the Student Protocol Corps, UNIKOM. The activity was held on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, aiming to strengthen service standards, improving discipline, and optimizing organizational performance in supporting various formal events on campus.

    Held in room L.030, Smart Building UNIKOM, the meeting was a crucial moment for all members to reflect deeply on their performance in the previous period, as well as to formulate strategic steps in facing increasingly dynamic protocol challenges in the future.

    The meeting was attended by the active board members of Ambarrukmo Cabinet and new members, Sarvajaya Cabinet. The presence of all members was part of the process of introducing the organizational culture and initial briefing (onboarding) on ethics, etiquette, ceremonial procedures, and respect before directly participating in official university duties.

    During an interview, the Head of the Protocol Division of UNIKOM, Agung Nugraha, S.I.Kom., emphasized the importance of synergy and improving the quality of each protocol personnel. “Through these training and evaluation activities, I hope that the Student Protocol Corps can continue to improve its professionalism, discipline, and comprehensive understanding of the duties and functions of protocol. The momentum of welcoming the New Year 2026 is the right time to strengthen our shared commitment to providing the best service for every official activity at UNIKOM. As a follow-up step, going forward, we will routinely hold Coordination Meetings once a month to ensure that the synergy and performance quality of members are consistently maintained,” said Agung.

    Meanwhile, the Leader of the KPM for the 2024-2025 period, Muhamad Pradipta Waskitha, expressed his deep appreciation to all administrators and members for their dedication during the last period. “I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all my colleagues who have contributed extraordinarily and with full dedication, making KPM under the Ambarrukmo Cabinet even more solid and showing performance that is increasingly promising. Through this evaluation, I hope that all achievements and shortcomings can serve as important notes and stepping stones to improve the quality and professionalism of our protocol in the future,” he concluded.

    During the evaluation session, the effectiveness of communication between members and the mastery of information technology in supporting modern protocol workflows were also discussed. This evaluation refers to the success of a number of major programs in the previous period that were carried out solemnly, including the welcoming of various delegations at the regional, national, and international levels, which always received high appreciation. This success is expected to motivate new members to maintain the professional standards of UNIKOM protocol as a technology-based campus.

    Through this guidance, it is expected that the Student Protocol Corps will become more solid, responsive, and professional. Additionally, KPM UNIKOM is increasingly prepared to contribute optimally to the success of ceremonial events for various academic activities at the university, national, and international levels, which have been scheduled in the 2026 academic calendar. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)