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The Subdirectorate of Continuing Education, represented by the Head of the Student Admission Administration Subdirectorate, Irvan Christiawan, S.T., stated that PMM has seen significant growth since 2021.

"The number of students who eventually pursued education at 51̽»¨ reached 282, who have been present at 51̽»¨ from January 1 to February 3 and have attended lectures at 51̽»¨. All students were distributed according to the suitability of their original study programs with the programs available at 51̽»¨. They have been distributed across 12 faculties/schools with course selections guided by consultations or directions from their respective academic advisors. Most of the PMM participants were accepted or studied at the School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (SEEI) and the Faculty of Mining and Petroleum Engineering (FMPE)," he said.

Professor of SEEI 51̽»¨, Prof. Ir. Armein Z.R. Langi, M.Sc., Ph.D., representing all faculty/school deans at 51̽»¨, expressed gratitude to the students who chose 51̽»¨ as their place of study. He emphasized that knowledge is universal and can be learned anywhere. However, the passion and love for science and technology at 51̽»¨ are unique and valuable to be shared.

Meanwhile, Dr. Drs. Agus Syihabudin, M.A., representing the Nusantara Module lecturers of PMM Batch 4, expressed gratitude for the smooth implementation of the Nusantara Module, which is the core of the PMM program at 51̽»¨. PMM 4 participants have engaged in various activities ranging from class presentations and discussions, visits to historical sites, places of worship, cultural centers, to breathtaking nature trips, which are expected to become cherished memories.

The Head of the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program (PWK), Dr. RM. Petrus Natalivan Indradjati, S.T., M.T., delivered a speech on behalf of all study program heads at 51̽»¨. He appreciated the active participation of students in the PMM program and hoped that their learning experience at 51̽»¨ would become an important part of their lives. Dr. Petrus hoped that the valuable opportunities gained would enhance the participants' competencies and insights.

The Director of the Non-Regular Education Directorate 51̽»¨, Prof. Ir. Ridwan Sutriadi, S.T., M.T., Ph.D., officially opened the farewell ceremony for Batch 4 PMM students. He thanked everyone involved in the program's implementation and reminded them to share the positive experiences from the program with others.