Faculty of Agriculture Records Outstanding Academic Achievements in the April 2026 Graduation Ceremony
The Faculty of Agriculture once again demonstrated outstanding academic achievements during the April 2026 Graduation Ceremony. Based on the executive graduation report, a total of 60 graduates successfully completed their studies during this period. These graduates came from 8 study programs covering three levels of education, namely Bachelor’s (S1), Master’s (S2), and Doctoral (S3) programs. This achievement serves as a positive indicator of the Faculty of Agriculture’s consistency in maintaining educational quality and encouraging students to complete their studies optimally.
Of the total number of graduates, 39 were from the Bachelor’s (S1) level, 18 from the Master’s (S2) level, and 3 from the Doctoral (S3) level. At the undergraduate level, the Agroecotechnology Study Program produced the highest number of graduates, with 23 graduates, followed by Landscape Architecture with 10 graduates and Agribusiness with 6 graduates. At the master’s level, graduates came from the Agribusiness, Dryland Agriculture, Agroecotechnology, and Agricultural Biotechnology Study Programs, while the doctoral graduates came from the Doctoral Program in Agricultural Science.
The academic performance of the graduates during this period was also highly encouraging. A total of 11 graduates achieved a perfect Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.00, reflecting the highest level of academic accomplishment. In addition, the distribution of graduation honors showed that the majority of graduates earned the distinctions of With Honors and Very Satisfactory, which reflects the quality of the learning process, academic supervision, and the students’ commitment to completing their studies with excellent results.
At the undergraduate level, the highest GPA of 4.00 was achieved by Ni Ketut Putri Dewi from the Agroecotechnology Study Program. Meanwhile, at the master’s level, several graduates also recorded a perfect GPA, including those from the Agribusiness, Dryland Agriculture, and Agroecotechnology Study Programs. At the doctoral level, the 4.00 GPA was achieved by Dr. I Wayan Gede Sedana Yoga, S.TP., M.Agb. This accomplishment further underscores the Faculty of Agriculture’s commitment to producing graduates who are excellent, competitive, and highly capable.
In addition to academic performance, the efficiency of study completion also showed very positive results. At the Bachelor’s level, the shortest study period recorded was 3 years and 7 months, achieved by graduates of the Agroecotechnology Study Program. At the Master’s level, the shortest study period recorded was 1 year and 5 months, while at the Doctoral level, the shortest study period was 3 years and 5 months. These achievements indicate that the optimization of the curriculum, learning system, and academic mentoring within the Faculty of Agriculture has been effectively implemented in supporting timely graduation.
The April 2026 Graduation Ceremony serves as an important moment for the Faculty of Agriculture to appreciate the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of its graduates throughout their academic journey. This achievement also reflects the institution’s success in preparing outstanding human resources who are ready to contribute in the fields of agriculture, environment, research, and community service. The Faculty of Agriculture hopes that all graduates will continue to uphold the spirit of innovation, integrity, and professionalism in their future endeavors.



UDAYANA UNIVERSITY