Muhammadiyah University of Purworejo (UMPWR) - As part of the PLUT Academy: Entrepreneurship Bootcamp 2025 series of activities organised by the Integrated Business Services Centre (PLUT) of Purworejo Regency, supported by four universities, the seventh meeting was held at the UMPWR campus on Tuesday (26/8/25). In addition to students from the four universities—UMPWR, STIE Rajawali, Polsa, and IAI An-Nawawi—the event was also attended by Mr. Hari Sukoco, S.E., Head of the PLUT Unit, UMPWR Rector Dr. Teguh Wibowo M.Pd as the keynote speaker, and Susi Widjajani, M.Si, Head of the Entrepreneurship and Business Incubator Unit (UKIB) at UMPWR.
In his speech, Hari Sukoco, S.E., said that the PLUT Goes To Campus programme was a joint initiative between the four universities and PLUT, with the aim of introducing PLUT and providing support in the form of training and mentoring for student entrepreneurs. ‘Please visit PLUT. We have a showroom to display products and four consultants who are ready to guide and develop student businesses.’
In line with this, the Rector of UMPWR, Associate Professor Dr. Teguh Wibowo, M.Pd., said that the UMPWR campus strongly supports student entrepreneurship, and the establishment of UKIB is a form of support for the development of entrepreneurship. In fact, entrepreneurship is included in the formulation of UMPWR's 2030 vision and mission, the Rector emphasised. Through entrepreneurship, students are trained to think creatively, innovatively and more solution-oriented in addressing existing problems. Young people with a spirit and determination to never give up are needed to achieve Indonesia's golden age in 2045.
The event continued with two sessions led by PLUT consultants on business legality and product quality and standardisation. The activity was attended by 40 students from four campuses, and a mini-expo featuring products created by participants added to the vibrancy of the PLUT Goes to Campus event. (UKIB).
