The 176th Release of Prospective Graduates at the Faculty of Humanities

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• Kamis, 2 Juli 2026
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The 176th Release of Graduation Candidates was followed by the announcement of the best graduates, delivered by the Vice Dean III, Dr. Ni Ketut Puji Astiti Laksmi, S.S., M.Si. The best graduation candidate for the undergraduate program was achieved by a Japanese Literature student, Ni Kadek Sakura Julia, S.S., with a Cum Laude predicate. In the master's program, the best graduate was awarded to Kadek Katarina Dewi Kurniawati, S.Pd., M.Hum., from the Master's (S2) Linguistics study program, with a Very Satisfactory predicate. Meanwhile, the best graduate of the Doctoral (S3) Linguistics program was awarded to Dr. Komang Tri Sutrisna Agustia, S.S., M.Hum., with a Cum Laude predicate.

Representing the three best graduates, Ni Kadek Sakura Julia, S.S., expressed her impressions and messages during her studies at the Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University. According to her, the learning experience in the Japanese Literature study program was highly valuable. "I did not only learn about the Japanese language but also understood the culture, the values of discipline, and a broader way of thinking," she expressed. She also extended her gratitude to the lecturers who had taught and guided the students until they could complete their studies. Furthermore, she hoped that all study programs within FIB Udayana University would continue to produce high-quality graduates and remain a comfortable place for students to learn, develop, and achieve their dreams.

The 176th Yudisium of FIB Udayana University was concluded with the Dean's remarks, represented by the Vice Dean I, Dr. I Gede Oeinada, S.S., M.Hum. He congratulated the graduation candidates on their success. Congratulations were also extended to the parents and families who constantly provided support during the study period. Furthermore, he appreciated the participation and dedication of all parties in organizing this release event and apologized for any shortcomings in its execution. Concluding his remarks, he advised all graduation candidates to actively participate in filling out the tracer study, which will subsequently support the faculty's Key Performance Indicators (IKU) achievements.

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