Real Collaboration Between BEM Fikom Untar and Universitas Pelita Harapan
Jakarta, March 27, 2026 – The Student Executive Board of the Faculty of Communication Sciences at Tarumanagara University (BEM Fikom Untar) established a collaborative partnership through a comparative study visit with the Communication Science Student Association of Universitas Pelita Harapan (HMPS Ilkom UPH) on Friday, March 27, 2026, held at UPH.
This 2026 Comparative Study carried the theme “Synergize: Building Connections Through Collaboration,” aiming to strengthen relationships and open opportunities for future collaboration between organizations.
The event was attended by members of BEM Fikom Untar and HMPS Ilkom UPH, accompanied by Fikom Untar lecturer Zita Retno Hapsari, S.Pd., M.Si., M.S., and Communication Science lecturer from UPH, Agustina Diana Wardaningsih, S.E., M.I.Kom.
In his remarks, the Chief Organizer, Albertus Bryan Lamlo, emphasized that this activity was not merely a formality. “This activity aims to build a strong relationship between the two organizations so they can continue to grow and create a positive impact in the future. Through this synergy, both organizations are expected to gain sustainable benefits in developing programs and long-term collaborations,” Bryan stated.
The 2026 Comparative Study featured a series of activities, beginning with a campus tour to introduce student life at UPH. The event continued with a division introduction session, where each division showcased their identity through chants, songs, and movements. Following this, a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was conducted to allow both organizations to exchange experiences and insights from their respective work programs.
Finally, the event concluded with interactive games and a group photo session filled with warmth and camaraderie. More than just a platform for exchanging insights, this activity served as an important momentum to encourage sustainable collaboration. It is also expected to be a starting point for building stronger synergy between organizations in the future. (KG)