Photo: Presentation of the Diktisaintek Awards, Friday (19 December) in Jakarta.
The Indonesian Institute of the Arts Bali (ISI Bali) successfully received three awards at the 2025 Diktisaintek Awards. The honors included a Gold Winner for the Diktisaintek Collaboration Award in the category of State Universities under the Work Unit Scheme (PTN Satker), subcategory Best Industry Collaboration; a Bronze Winner in the subcategory Best International Collaboration; and a Silver Winner for the Diktisaintek Public Relations Award in the PTN Satker category, subcategory Integrated Service Unit.
The awards were received by the Vice Rector for Planning, Finance, and General Affairs of ISI Bali, Dr. Made Jodong, accompanied by the Head of the Bureau of Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Planning, and Cooperation, Dr. Komang Arba Wirawan, on Friday (19 December) in Jakarta.
The Rector of ISI Bali, Prof. Dr. I Wayan “Kun” Adnyana, expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the entire collaboration and integrated service teams for their hard work and dedication. He encouraged all members of the academic community to continue enhancing performance in a careful and sustainable manner, in line with the increasingly competitive landscape among higher education institutions striving for excellence.
As is widely known, the 2025 Diktiristek Awards are an annual award program organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia. The awards encompass various categories, including National Priority Awards, Cooperation Partners, Collaboration, Public Relations, Higher Education Database, Learning and Student Affairs, Resources, Institutional Development, Research, Technology, and Community Service, as well as Journalism and Media.
The awards are conferred upon stakeholders from higher education institutions, LLDIKTI, journalists, media organizations, and partners (ministries, institutions, as well as business and industrial sectors) who have achieved outstanding accomplishments and contributed to supporting the implementation of educational transformation initiatives such as MBKM, Key Performance Indicators (IKU), and the Matching Fund program. (ISIBALI/Public Relations)
