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Farewell Ceremony for Archaeology Study Program Graduates through the 179th and 180th Period Graduation Assessment of the Faculty of Humanities
Denpasar, October 15, 2026 — The Archaeology Program, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University, celebrated the students who have completed their studies through the 179th and 180th Graduation Ceremonies. The event was held on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at the Widya Sabha Mandala Auditorium in the Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra Building, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University.
At the Graduation Ceremony for Prospective Graduates of the 179th and 180th sessions, the Archaeology Program sends off 6 students who have completed their studies at the Faculty of Humanities. This occasion is particularly special as it marks the end of their academic journey and the beginning of a new chapter in their service to the local community, the nation, and the pursuit of knowledge. The graduation ceremony is an absolute prerequisite that marks the administrative and academic conclusion of students’ studies at the faculty.
The graduates from this graduation ceremony demonstrated excellent academic quality and efficiency in their studies. The following are the names of the prospective graduates who participated in the 179th and 180th graduation ceremonies from the Archaeology Program:
Iqbal Irhamsyah, S.S., Duration of Study: 8 years 0 months. GPA: 3.62 (Grade: Satisfactory). Thesis Title: “Management Strategies for the Blambangan Museum as a Tourist Attraction in Banyuwangi Regency.”
Ajeng Miftahul Jannah, S.S., Duration of Study: 7 years 0 months. GPA: 3.5 (Grade: Satisfactory). Thesis Title: “An Iconographic Study of the Representation of Supernatural Entities in the Context of Ancient Java as Depicted in the Reliefs of Sukuh Temple.”
Marsela Febriana Bela, S.S., Duration of Study: 5 years 1 month. GPA: 3.58 (Grade: Satisfactory). Thesis Title: “A Study of the Form and Damage to the Van Dering Lookout Post in Pasti Jaya Village, Bengkayang Regency, West Kalimantan.”
Dhavinra Sabina Jingga Benazir Rizqiani, S.S., Duration of Study: 5 years 0 months. GPA: 3.81 (Grade: Highest Distinction). Thesis Title: “Characteristics and Formative Factors of the Colonial Architecture of the Sidang Kristus Church in Sukabumi, West Java.”
Glorya Rosniat Waruwu, S.S., Duration of Study: 4 years 0 months. GPA: 3.85 (Grade: With Honors). Thesis Title: “Vegetation Diversity During the Middle Pleistocene at the Sangiran Site: A Phytolith Analysis of Sediments from the Kabuh Formation in the Manyarejo Cluster.”
Novi Fitri Dwi Setyaningrum, S.S., Duration of Study: 4 years 0 months. GPA: 3.67 (Grade: With Honors). Thesis Title: “A Study of Significance and Preservation Strategies for Colonial Buildings at Penebel Tabanan State Elementary School No. 2.”
The graduation ceremony is not only a form of recognition of students’ success in completing their education, but also an opportunity to celebrate the academic journey they have undertaken during their studies. Various learning processes, research, fieldwork, and organizational experiences are all part of the journey that has shaped the graduates during their time in the Archaeology Program.
Upon completing their studies, prospective graduates are expected to apply the knowledge and experience gained during their education to contribute to society and uphold the good name of their alma mater.
The Coordinator of the Archaeology Study Program, Zuraidah, S.S., M.Si., also extended her congratulations and best wishes to all graduates of the 179th and 180th commencement ceremonies. May the knowledge they have gained serve as a foundation for building a better future and make a tangible contribution to the preservation of Indonesia’s cultural heritage.
For further information regarding the Farewell Ceremony for the 179th and 180th Period Graduates, please access the following link: | fib unud holds discharge ceremony for candidates of the 179th and 180th graduation periods
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES