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Bogor, July 20, 2026 — Students from the Faculty of Computer Science (FILKOM), Djuanda University (UNIDA) participated in the official Community Service Program (Kuliah Kerja Nyata/KKN) Send-Off Ceremony, held alongside students from all faculties across the university. The ceremony took place at the Djuanda University Main Field, marking the beginning of the students' community engagement as part of the university's commitment to the Panca Dharma of Higher Education, particularly community service.
The event was attended by the university's executive leaders, faculty deans, field supervisors, academic staff, and hundreds of students who are set to carry out their KKN assignments in various communities. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and anticipation as students prepared to embark on their service-learning journey.
As part of the KKN program, students from the Faculty of Computer Science are expected to apply their knowledge and technical expertise to support community development through technology-based initiatives. Their contributions may include promoting digital literacy, developing simple information systems, assisting with digital transformation efforts, and introducing innovative technological solutions tailored to the needs of local communities.
In his remarks, a university representative emphasized that the Community Service Program is more than an academic requirement—it is an opportunity for students to integrate classroom knowledge with real-world experience while strengthening leadership, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.
For FILKOM students, the program serves as a platform to demonstrate how computer science and information technology can create meaningful social impact. By collaborating with local residents and government institutions, students are encouraged to develop practical solutions that address community challenges and contribute to sustainable development.
The joint send-off ceremony, involving students from every faculty at Djuanda University, also reflected the institution's spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration. Bringing together students from diverse academic backgrounds allows them to combine their expertise and work collectively toward improving the quality of life in the communities they serve.
Through this year's KKN program, Djuanda University reaffirms its commitment to producing graduates who excel not only academically but also socially. Students are expected to uphold the university's values, maintain professionalism, and become ambassadors of positive change throughout their community service experience.