South Tangerang, August 29, 2026 – The Accounting Study Program of the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, in collaboration with the Accounting Student Association (HMPS), successfully organized the Academic and Student Culture Introduction (PBAK) event for the 2026/2027 academic year. Held at the FEB UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta Campus 3, the event was attended by hundreds of new students ready to embark on their higher education journey. Centered on the theme “Beyond Numbers, Beyond Boundaries: Building a Generation of Accountants with Integrity, Adaptability, and a Collaborative Spirit for a Digital and Sustainable Future,” the event served as a strategic platform to help new students adapt, formulate focused study plans, and cultivate values ​​of integrity and collaboration from the very beginning of their studies.

An enthusiastic atmosphere was palpable from the morning as all new Accounting students were guided in an orderly manner to the venue by the Faculty PBAK Field Coordinator. The participants' enthusiasm set a spirited tone before the official program began.

The event was formally opened by the Master of Ceremonies, who welcomed the leadership of the Accounting Study Program, faculty members, alumni, and the new students. To ensure the event was blessed and solemn, it commenced with a recitation of verses from the Holy Qur'an, followed by the singing of the national anthem, *Indonesia Raya*, in which all participants and invited guests joined. The program continued with a series of opening remarks, starting with a speech by the Chairperson of the Accounting Department PBAK Organizing Committee, Bunayya Rizkianna, followed by remarks from the Chairperson of the Accounting Student Association (HMPS) for the 2026/2027 term, Ryan Hary Nugroho. The highlight of the opening remarks was delivered by the Head of the Accounting Study Program at FEB UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, Dr. Fitri Damayanti, S.E., M.Si. In her address, she warmly welcomed the new cohort of Accounting students (Class of 2026) and emphasized the importance of cultivating a learner's mindset—one that focuses not only on technical figures but also on integrity, ethics, and adaptability in the era of digital transformation.

The first presentation session was led by Dr. Fitri Damayanti, S.E., M.Si., who introduced the faculty members and the academic home base of the Accounting Study Program. This session provided new students with an understanding of the lecturers who would guide them throughout their studies, as well as information regarding the program's academic environment.

Following the presentation, she introduced Fitri Yani Jalil, M.Sc.—a faculty member of the Accounting Study Program who was also in attendance—and invited her to offer remarks and guidance to the new students before the interactive discussion began.

Next, the event proceeded with a presentation on the Accounting Study Program curriculum, delivered by Hepi Prayudiawan, S.E., M.M., Ak., CA. This session aimed to give new students an overview of the academic system, specific courses, and the curriculum they would follow during their education in the Accounting Study Program. After the presentation, an interactive Q&A session was held between the new students and the speaker.

The subsequent activity was an alumni sharing session themed "Your 4 Years Journey." This session featured alumna Adinda Aulia, S.Ak., as the guest speaker, sharing her experiences from her time in the Accounting Department—covering everything from academics and organizational involvement to preparing for life after graduation. This session provided new students with an overview of the journey awaiting them over the next four years, while also motivating them to make the most of their university experience. The event continued with a Q&A session between the new students and the alumni.

To express appreciation and respect for the knowledge and insights shared, the Accounting Study Program presented certificates of appreciation to the speakers and alumni. This presentation symbolized gratitude and a commitment to ongoing collaboration between the alma mater, alumni, and academic experts.
To break the ice and foster camaraderie among the new students, the organizing committee hosted an interactive entertainment session featuring the reading of anonymous messages and personal notes. Laughter and enthusiasm filled the room throughout the entertainment segment.

The entire Accounting PBAK 2026 program concluded officially with a joint prayer and a photo session capturing the shared moments among study program leaders, faculty members, the organizing committee, and all the new students. Through this planned and continuous initiative, it is expected that the incoming Accounting students (Class of 2026) will gain a comprehensive understanding of the campus environment and the curriculum structure. This forum serves as a foundational step in equipping students with values ​​of integrity, adaptability, and a spirit of collaboration, enabling them to establish clear academic goals and achieve sustained success in the global era. (HMPS AK)