BANDUNG, UNIKOM — Monday, April 13, 2026, the Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) officially inaugurated the executive boards of the Student Legislative Body (BLM) and the Student Executive Body (BEM) of the Student Family Association (IKM) for the 2025/2026 term in a solemn ceremony. Held in the Auditorium on the 4th Floor of the Miracle Building at UNIKOM Campus I, the event served as a strategic milestone in strengthening the renewal of student leadership and reinforcing the commitment of progressive and competitive student organizations.
The core inauguration ceremony included the installation of the BLM UNIKOM “Meritokrasi” Parliament executive board, followed by the inauguration of the Student President, Student Vice President, and the executive board of the BEM IKM UNIKOM “Merajut Asa” Cabinet for the 2025/2026 term. The inauguration marked the beginning of a new mandate for the elected students as representatives of UNIKOM students’ aspirations.
The Student President for the 2025–2026 term, Sanditya Saputra, in his remarks, expressed a commitment to delivering impactful programs and strengthening cross-organizational collaboration. He also urged all student organizations to strengthen unity and synergy in achieving shared goals. Through the spirit of the “Weaving Hope” cabinet.
In line with this, the Chair of the UNIKOM Student Council for the 2025-2026 term, M. Reza Ramadhan Abdul Qohar, also conveyed a message to all the newly inaugurated executives to carry out their duties with full sincerity and responsibility. He emphasized that every process initiated through this inauguration must be completed with commitment until the very end. According to him, all board members must not hesitate in carrying out their roles and must be able to account for every task until the end.
Meanwhile, the Director of Student Affairs at UNIKOM, Andrias Darmayadi, S.IP, M.Si, Ph.D., in his remarks, extended congratulations to all the newly inaugurated executive members and emphasized that the current executive body represents the best students selected through a transparent and competitive process. Furthermore, he stressed that student organizations serve as strategic learning environments for character development, enhancing critical thinking skills, and honing communication and leadership abilities. In his view, students actively involved in organizations tend to possess stronger analytical skills and better rhetorical abilities because they are accustomed to navigating organizational dynamics. “Student organizations are not merely activities; they are platforms for character and leadership development. Make this a space to grow, contribute, and help UNIKOM become even more outstanding,” he concluded.
On that occasion, UNIKOM’s First Vice Rector for Academic and Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Hj. Umi Narimawati, Dra., S.E., M.Si., also stated in her remarks that the inauguration was a proud moment as it represented the tangible manifestation of UNIKOM students’ choice to serve as the “campus community’s representatives.” Prof. Umi emphasized that the newly inaugurated BLM and BEM executives are selected students who have been entrusted with a great responsibility by the academic community, and thus must fulfill this role with full accountability until the end of their term.
Furthermore, Prof. Umi stressed that not all students have the opportunity to hold such positions. Therefore, the trust placed in them must be utilized to the fullest to contribute to the advancement of the organizations and the campus. “Make the organization a space for learning, growth, and contribution. Continue what is good, improve what is lacking, and lead UNIKOM to become more outstanding at both the national and international levels,” she urged.
The inauguration ceremony for the BLM, BEM, and IKM was not merely a formal ceremony but also a symbol of a shared commitment to building a dynamic and sustainable student ecosystem. With the new leadership, it is hoped that the BLM and BEM of UNIKOM’s IKM will be able to make tangible contributions and strengthen UNIKOM position as a world-class university. (Directorate of Hms & Pro).
BANDUNG, UNIKOM — Friday, April 10, 2026, the Visual Communication Design (DKV) and Graphic Design (DG) programs, Faculty of Design, Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM), held a graduation ceremony, namely “Prak Tandang” for the Odd Semester of the 2025/2026 Academic Year.
The event took place in Room 6019, 6th Floor, UNIKOM Smart Building. It was attended by faculty members from the VCD and GD programs within the Faculty of Design, as well as final-year students who had completed their Final Project or Thesis courses. The event featured a unique sports-themed concept reflecting the spirit of competition and sportsmanship.
A total of 28 DKV students were officially declared graduates during this period. Embracing the sports theme, the students appeared in athletic attire, creating a fresh and distinctive atmosphere compared to typical graduation ceremonies. This concept symbolized the graduates’ readiness to “compete” in the professional world, equipped with creativity and a strong competitive edge.
The Coordinator of Final Projects and Theses for the Bachelor’s program, Deni Albar, S.Sn., M.Ds., in his remarks, expressed appreciation to all students who had successfully completed the final project process. He also delivered a meaningful message to the graduates. “Thank you to all students who have participated. Congratulations to the students for reaching the final stage of your final projects and theses,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Visual Communication Design (DKV) Program at UNIKOM, Dr. Kankan Kasmana, S.Sn., M.Ds., speaking on behalf of the Dean of the UNIKOM Faculty of Design, Prof. Dr. Ir. Lia Warlina, M.Si., expressed gratitude in his opening remarks for the successful holding of the event and hoped that the graduates would continue to create and develop the knowledge they have acquired. “Alhamdulillah, this graduation ceremony has been held successfully. I urge UNIKOM Visual Communication Design graduates to always uphold the good name of their alma mater. You must be confident because our alumni have built an excellent reputation. Continue this legacy by working to the best of your ability to create a positive impact on society. May the knowledge you’ve gained continue to grow and be of benefit,” he concluded.
The series of activities continued with a “lazy fitness” exercise session, involving both faculty and students, which fostered warm interaction while reinforcing the event’s sports-themed atmosphere. Following the exercise session, the Coordinator announced the grades for the Final Projects and Theses, awards were presented to students with the highest grades, and brief messages from the academic advisors were delivered to the students in turn.
Additionally, the event featured a retrospective video and reflections on the process of the final project and thesis defense, and concluded with the highlight of the event: the awarding of prizes for the best works across various categories, including commercial promotion, social promotion, informational media, identity media, and thesis media, as well as the announcement of the best costume for students and faculty.
Through this graduation ceremony, the Visual Communication Design (DKV) and Graphic Design (DG) programs at the UNIKOM Faculty of Design not only celebrated the students’ graduation but also instilled the values of camaraderie, creativity, and a competitive spirit as essential tools for facing the challenges of the creative industry in the future. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)
