Universitas Muhammadiyah Purworejo (UMPWR) – The Indonesian Language and Literature Education (PBSI) Undergraduate Program under the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), Universitas Muhammadiyah Purworejo (UMPWR), underwent an Accreditation Site Assessment conducted by the Independent Accreditation Agency for Education (LAMDIK) on June 19–20, 2026. This activity marks an important stage in the program’s continuous efforts to enhance academic quality and strengthen its competitiveness.
The assessment was conducted by two LAMDIK assessors, Maman Suryaman and Imam Agus Basuki. The opening session took place on Friday morning (June 19) at the Seminar Room, East Campus, UMPWR Rectorate Building. The event was attended by the Daily Advisory Board (BPH), university leaders, lecturers, administrative staff, the PBSI accreditation task force, as well as heads of institutions, bureaus, and related units within UMPWR.
In his remarks, the Chairman of UMPWR’s BPH, Muh Hamidi, emphasized that the site assessment is not merely an administrative evaluation process, but also an important moment for reflection to measure how far the study program has progressed in terms of quality development.
“PBSI has undertaken various efforts to improve quality, including regular evaluations through the Internal Quality Audit (AMI). We highly appreciate the dedication of the entire PBSI academic community who have worked hard to prepare for this assessment. We hope PBSI will achieve Excellent accreditation. Input, suggestions, and evaluations from the assessors will certainly serve as valuable guidance for the future development of the study program,” he stated.
Rektor UMPWR Dr. Teguh Wibowo, M.Pd., saat memberikan sambutan pada acara pembukaan Asesmen Lapangan LAMDIK PBSI (Jumat. 19/6/2026))
UMPWR Rector, Teguh Wibowo, also expressed his hope that PBSI would achieve Excellent accreditation. According to him, such an achievement would significantly support UMPWR’s ongoing efforts to obtain Excellent Institutional Accreditation (APT) this year.
“We hope PBSI can demonstrate its best quality throughout this assessment process and achieve Excellent accreditation. This accomplishment will further strengthen UMPWR’s progress toward Excellent Institutional Accreditation,” he said.
Dean of FKIP UMPWR, Riawan Yudi Purwoko, viewed the site assessment as the result of collective work from all elements within the faculty and study program.
“This site assessment is the result of a long process that we have gone through together. We are not only preparing documents, but also ensuring that a culture of quality truly exists in every aspect of educational implementation within FKIP, especially in PBSI,” he explained.
Meanwhile, Head of the PBSI Undergraduate Program at UMPWR, Umi Faizah, expressed gratitude for the strong support from all parties involved in the accreditation process.
“We are grateful for the extraordinary synergy and support from university leaders, faculty members, lecturers, administrative staff, alumni, students, and partners. This assessment reflects our commitment to continue growing and providing the best educational services,” she said.
Through this site assessment, PBSI UMPWR hopes to further strengthen the quality of governance, learning, research, and community service. More than just achieving a ranking, this process reflects PBSI’s commitment to continuously delivering education that is excellent, adaptive, and relevant to the demands of the times. (akb/KP)
