Final projects of students under the ISI Bali Impact-Oriented Curriculum were disseminated collectively at the faculty level during the odd semester of the 2025/2026 academic year. The dissemination was organized in an integrated manner under the auspices of the Faculty, with its implementation scheduled and coordinated across study programs.
All stages of the final project process were governed by a rigorous and structured timeline, encompassing proposal submission, proposal review, monitoring and evaluation, feasibility assessment, technical rehearsals, dissemination, and registration for graduation eligibility (yudisium).
This year, the dissemination of final projects within the Faculty of Performing Arts was participated in by five study programs: Dance, Karawitan (Traditional Music), Puppetry (Pedalangan), Performing Arts Education, and Music. A total of 163 students took part in the 2025/2026 final project dissemination, with the following distribution: (1) Dance Study Program: 18 students (Independent Projects: 14, Research: 2, Internship: 1, and Community Service–Thematic Internship/KKNT: 1); (2) Karawitan Study Program: 41 students (Independent Projects: 40 and Internship: 1); (3) Puppetry Study Program: 6 students (Independent Projects: 5 and Research: 1); (4) Performing Arts Education Study Program: 64 students (Independent Projects: 5, Research: 12, Internship: 4, and Teaching Assistance: 43); and (5) Music Study Program: 34 students (Independent Projects: 9, Research: 5, Internship: 2, and Teaching Assistance: 14).
The dissemination of final projects within the Faculty of Performing Arts was presented under the theme Gebyar Widya Guna: A Celebration of Artistic Creation as Impactful Learning Outcomes for Society. Gebyar Widya Guna was held from 10 to 20 January 2026, adopting a format that combined artistic performances and academic seminars. Activities took place at the Natya Mandala Building, Candra Metu Building, the Video Conference Room of the Citta Kelangen Building, and the Design Hub Building. In addition to on-campus venues at ISI Bali, several students chose to conduct their dissemination activities in Klungkung, Singaraja, and Nusa Penida.
Faculty of Performing Arts Students Present New Artistic Creations
During the dissemination of final projects for the odd semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, students presented newly created works in the fields of dance, karawitan, puppetry, and music. In addition, outcomes of research, internships, community service programs (KKN), and teaching assistance related to the performing arts were also disseminated. From 10 to 11 January 2026, five new works by students of the Puppetry Study Program were staged. This was followed by two days of innovative works by Dance Study Program students from 12 to 13 January 2026. Students of the Karawitan Study Program presented their creative outputs in the form of new musical compositions from 14 to 18 January 2026. The Music Study Program organized Independent Project concerts and seminars on internships, research, and teaching assistance from 8 to 20 January 2026. Furthermore, the dissemination of research findings and teaching assistance in performing arts education was conducted in seminar format from 12 to 14 January 2026 at the Design Hub Building.
