Graduation of Students from the Archaeology Study Program at the 176th Graduation Ceremony

• By Admin
• Sabtu, 4 Juli 2026

Denpasar, July 4, 2026 — Udayana University once again held its 176th Commencement on Saturday, July 4, 2026, at the Widya Sabha Hall, Udayana University Rectorate, Jimbaran. The event recognized the students’ successful completion of their studies and prepared them for the university-wide graduation ceremony.

Before the university graduation ceremony, the prospective graduates attended a farewell event organized by the Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University. The event served as a moment to honor the students' academic accomplishments and celebrate the completion of their educational journey. 

At the 176th Graduation Ceremony, three graduates from the Archaeology Study Program, Faculty of Humanities, participated in the commencement ceremony. Of these, two completed their studies during the 176th graduation period, while one had completed the academic requirements in the previous graduation period and participated in the commencement ceremony during this session. The occasion marked the conclusion of their academic journey and the beginning of a new chapter, where they are expected to apply their knowledge, contribute to society, and actively participate in preserving Indonesia's cultural heritage. 

The following are the names of the candidates for the 176th graduation ceremony from the Archaeology Program:

1. Cornelia Ayu Caesaryanti Fajarria, S.S., Study Period: 4 years, 8 months. GPA: 3.75 (Rating: Very Satisfactory). Thesis title: “The Dynamics of the Function of Loge de Vriendschap, Surabaya, East Java.”

2. Ni Putu Ayu Widya Antari, S.S., Study Period: 3 years and 9 months. GPA: 3.88 (With Honors). Thesis title: “Strategies for Developing Archaeological Ecotourism at the Tebing Jukut Paku Temple Cultural Heritage Site, Ubud Subdistrict, Gianyar Regency.”

The Coordinator of the Archaeology Study Program, Zuraidah, S.S., M.Si., extends her congratulations and best wishes to all graduates of the 176th commencement ceremony. May the knowledge gained serve as a foundation for building a better future and make a tangible contribution to the preservation of Indonesia’s cultural heritage. May the strong bond with their alma mater be maintained, and may the graduates continue to be an integral part of the Archaeology Study Program’s progress in the future.

The entire Archaeology Study Program community also extends its warmest congratulations to all graduates. May every step they take after completing their studies bring meaningful opportunities, create a positive impact on society, and inspire current students in pursuing academic excellence.