UNDIP Performance Achievement Awards 2025: Appreciating Faculty and School Contributions Toward a World-Reputable University

UNDIP, Semarang (27/01) – Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP) held the UNDIP Performance Achievement Awards 2025 on Tuesday evening, January 27, 2026, at the Muladi Dome Multipurpose Building, UNDIP Tembalang Campus. The event served as an institutional expression of appreciation for the dedication, innovation, and collective work of UNDIP’s organizational units throughout 2025.

The ceremony was attended by the university leadership, the Chair and Members of the Academic Senate, the Board of Professors, Vice Rectors, Deans and faculty and school leaders, heads of institutes and agencies, Dharma Wanita Persatuan (DWP), as well as UNDIP’s strategic partners. Beyond being an annual ceremony, the awards also functioned as a shared reflection to strengthen a performance-oriented culture amid the dynamic challenges of higher education governance in an era of disruption and national efficiency.

In his remarks, the Rector of UNDIP, Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Si., emphasized that the Performance Achievement Awards represent tangible recognition of the hard work of all units that have demonstrated active, action-oriented leadership. “These awards are a form of appreciation for the collective efforts of faculties, schools, departments, and study programs at UNDIP. Amid the challenges of disruption and efficiency, leadership is not defined by position, but by actions and the quality of decisions made at every level,” said the Rector.

He also highlighted UNDIP’s achievement in the QS World University Rankings 2025, which saw the university climb more than 100 places to rank 624th globally, as evidence of strong cohesion and performance quality across all units. “Not many universities in the world can make such a leap in a single year. This achievement is the result of collective hard work. In the future, we are committed to safeguarding the well-being of the academic community and continuously encouraging excellent performance so that UNDIP becomes increasingly noble and valuable,” Prof. Suharnomo affirmed.

Performance Awards by Sector

The 2025 Performance Achievement Awards were presented to faculties and schools that demonstrated outstanding performance across various strategic areas, including quality assurance, academic and student achievements, governance, human resource development, scientific publications, public communication, impactful partnerships, and contributions to World-Class University (WCU) management. These awards recognize consistent collective performance built from the faculty, department, and study program levels.

Sector I: Academic and Student Affairs (4 Categories)

Best Implementation of Quality Assurance

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Law
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Engineering
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Economics and Business

Highest Number of On-Time Graduates

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Law
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Public Health
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Medicine

Highest Student Achievement

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Engineering
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Science and Mathematics
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Animal and Agricultural Sciences

Best Student Services

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Animal and Agricultural Sciences
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Law
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Psychology

Sector II: Planning, Finance, Assets, Business, and Facilities (3 Categories)

Best Strategic Plan Key Performance Indicators

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Science and Mathematics
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Engineering
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences

Best Budget Performance Score (NKA)

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Psychology
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Medicine
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Social and Political Sciences

Best Capital Expenditure Realization

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Humanities
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Psychology
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Postgraduate School

Sector III: Human Resources, Information Technology, Law, and Organization (3 Categories)

Best Integrity Zone

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Engineering
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Economics and Business
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Medicine

Best Excellent Human Resources

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Engineering
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Science and Mathematics
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Medicine

Best Library

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Law
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Economics and Business
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Engineering

Sector IV: Research, Innovation, Partnerships, and Public Communication (5 Categories)

Highest Number of Publications (Social Sciences and Humanities)

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Law
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Economics and Business

Highest Number of Publications (Science Cluster)

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Public Health
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Animal and Agricultural Sciences
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Science and Mathematics

Best World Class University (WCU) Management

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Science and Mathematics
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Public Health
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Engineering

Best Public Communication

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Engineering
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Faculty of Psychology

Best Impactful Partnership Management

1. 1st position – Gold Winner: Faculty of Engineering
2. 2nd position – Silver Winner: Faculty of Medicine
3. 3rd position – Bronze Winner: Vocational School

At the peak of the event, the Rector of UNDIP announced the Overall Champion of the UNDIP Performance Achievement Awards 2025. The highest honor was awarded to the Faculty of Engineering, followed by the Faculty of Law in second place and the Faculty of Science and Mathematics in third, all achieving competitive overall scores.

These awards reflect the collective efforts of the entire UNDIP academic community in maintaining quality, integrity, and institutional competitiveness, while strengthening UNDIP’s path toward becoming a noble and valuable world-class research university. (Public Communication/UNDIP/DHW)