UNM's 40th Graduation: LLDikti Urges Graduates to Adapt in the Digital Era
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM) celebrated its 40th graduation ceremony, marking graduates' readiness for professional life.
- The head of LLDikti Wilayah III Jakarta praised UNM's consistency and its strategic vision as a digital business campus.
- Graduates are urged to be adaptable, innovative, and continuously learn to navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape and create new opportunities.
Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM) proudly marked a significant milestone with its 40th graduation ceremony, a testament to its enduring commitment to shaping future leaders. This event signifies not just the culmination of academic pursuits but the launchpad for graduates ready to embrace the professional world with independence and innovative spirit.
UNM has shown consistency in maintaining educational quality amidst dynamic changes.
Henri Togar Hasiholan Tambunan, the esteemed head of LLDikti Wilayah III Jakarta, highlighted the number 40 as a symbol of institutional maturity. He lauded UNM's unwavering dedication to educational quality amidst a constantly shifting global landscape. The university's strategic pivot towards becoming a digital business campus was particularly commended as a forward-thinking vision, perfectly aligned with the demands of today's global industries.
Tambunan emphasized that the digital realm is the engine of modern economic growth, but its pace of change is relentless. He challenged UNM graduates to transcend the mere possession of a degree, urging them instead to cultivate a mindset of continuous problem-solving and self-reliance. The imperative is clear: to forge new paths and seize opportunities in an increasingly competitive environment.
The vision to become a superior, independent, and innovative institution in the field of digital business is the right answer to today's challenges. Moreover, technology is now the heart of global economic growth.
This sentiment was echoed by the call for higher education institutions to generate tangible impacts through research and innovation. The goal is for every research endeavor, every application developed, and every graduate produced to contribute meaningfully to business efficiency, the empowerment of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and the advancement of digital literacy across the nation. The ceremony itself was a vibrant display of shared success, celebrating the collective efforts of students, families, and the academic community.
We want every research, every application, and every graduate to provide impact for business efficiency, MSME empowerment, and strengthening digital literacy.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.