Bandung, 1 September 2025 – Parahyangan Catholic University (UNPAR) proudly marked another achievement through its participation in the 2025 Anugerah Kerjasama Diktisaintek (AKD), organized by LLDIKTI Region IV at its regional office. This event serves as an important platform to recognize the role of higher education institutions in advancing impactful collaborations under the Diktisaintek Berdampak initiative and in achieving the Key Performance Indicators of universities.
UNPAR demonstrated its strong commitment to collaboration and academic excellence by achieving awards in three categories. In the category of “Best International Cooperation,” UNPAR received “Terbaik Harapan 1” recognition. Meanwhile, in both “Best Industry Cooperation” and “Best Government/NGO Cooperation” categories, UNPAR earned the Second Place awards. These accomplishments reflect not only the university’s consistent efforts in building strategic partnerships across sectors but also its dedication to expanding the impact of education, research, and community engagement.
The AKD initiative goes beyond acknowledging achievements. It aims to foster a spirit of positive competition among universities, facilitate the exchange of best practices, and encourage continuous improvement in managing collaborative programs. Moreover, the event provides significant benefits such as strengthening cooperation units within universities, enhancing institutional visibility, and building a shared understanding of collaboration at both national and international levels.
UNPAR’s participation and recognition at the 2025 AKD underscore the university’s unwavering commitment to transformation through collaboration. Amid an increasingly complex global landscape, this achievement affirms that inter-institutional synergy is essential to the sustainability and relevance of higher education. By championing impactful partnerships, UNPAR not only reinforces its academic standing but also contributes meaningfully to national development through inclusive, innovative, and future-oriented cooperation.
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