Aug. 15, 2026, 10:07 a.m.
Hamzanwadi University FBSH Holds First Graduation Certification Ceremony of 2026; 87 Students Confirmed

Pancor – The Faculty of Language, Arts, and Humanities (FBSH) at Hamzanwadi University held its first graduation certification ceremony (*Yudisium*) of 2026 on Saturday (August 15, 2026). The event involved 87 students from four undergraduate (S1) study programs: Indonesian Language and Literature Education (PBSI), English Language Education (PBI), Performing Arts Education (PSP), and Tourism.

The ceremony was conducted solemnly and attended by the academic community of FBSH Hamzanwadi University. This event represents a crucial stage in the academic process, marking the successful completion of the students' entire educational journey in accordance with prevailing regulations.

In his remarks, the Dean of FBSH Hamzanwadi University, Dr. Muh. Jaelani Al Pansori, M.Pd., expressed his appreciation and congratulations to all participants for successfully completing their studies. Graduates are expected to professionally apply the knowledge and competencies acquired during their studies and to uphold integrity while fulfilling their roles in society.

The Dean also emphasized that graduation does not mark the end of the learning process. Instead, it serves as a starting point for graduates to continue developing their personal capacities, keep pace with advancements in science and technology, and adapt to the various changes and challenges of the professional world.

Graduates are also expected to put their knowledge into practice within their respective fields and make positive contributions to society. The academic competencies gained during their education should serve as a foundation for their future work and enable them to address the needs of their communities.

This first graduation certification ceremony of 2026 reflects FBSH Hamzanwadi University's commitment to producing graduates who are competent, possess strong character, are adaptable and competitive, and are capable of making tangible contributions to society and national development.

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