The Doctoral Program of Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University Held a Mock Assessment for Re-accreditation Preparation

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• Senin, 26 Januari 2026
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DENPASAR, Monday, January 26, 2026 – The Doctoral Program in Cultural Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University, is intensifying its preparations for the upcoming official assessment. A Mock Field Assessment was successfully held at the Ir. Soekarno Room, Faculty of Humanities, to ensure the readiness of all academic components. The event was attended by faculty leaders, professors, lecturers, staff, alumni, and students.

During the simulation, Prof. Dr. Ni Luh Nyoman Seri Malini, S.S., M.Hum., serving as the mock assessor, expressed her deep appreciation to all parties who dedicated their time and contribution to the event. She extended her gratitude to the Dean, professors, lecturers, alumni, students, and the organizing committee for their hard work in ensuring the simulation's success. In her briefing, Prof. Seri Malini also reminded participants of the upcoming official schedule. The formal opening of the Field Assessment is set to take place this Friday at 08:00 WITA in the Ir. Soekarno Room, with a requirement for all participants to wear the traditional Endek uniform.

In the official opening, lecturers and guests not directly involved in the assessment sessions are permitted to proceed with their respective agendas. Meanwhile, alumni and students will be directed to designated rooms for the subsequent series of activities. Technical details, including room arrangements, participant flow, and the coordination of the assessors' transportation, will be strictly managed through the faculty leadership, the Head of P3M, the study program coordinator, and the organizing committee.

This mock assessment aims to ensure that all academic elements and support systems are fully prepared for the actual re-accreditation visit, ensuring the process remains orderly, effective, and compliant with established standards. The event concluded with a message of optimism, hoping that the entire official assessment process will proceed smoothly and successfully.