SURAKARTA– Another remarkable achievement has been accomplished by a student of the Public Health Study Program, Faculty of Health Sciences (FIK), Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS). Alya Zahira, a 2025 cohort student of the Public Health Study Program UMS, together with her team, successfully won a Bronze Medal at Pekan Ilmiah Nusantara 2, held in Lombok on July 4–6, 2026.
The achievement marked a significant milestone for Alya Zahira and her team in an academic competition that brought together students from various universities. The event provided participants with an opportunity to develop ideas, strengthen critical thinking skills, and compete by presenting academic works and innovations with meaningful value.
Throughout the competition, Alya and her team demonstrated their abilities and creativity, ultimately earning the Bronze Medal. This accomplishment also represents a valuable experience for Alya as a young university student in developing her academic potential and gaining experience in national-level competitions.
Participation in academic competitions plays an important role in developing students’ competencies beyond the classroom. Through such activities, students are encouraged not only to understand academic theories but also to develop ideas, collaborate effectively as a team, communicate their perspectives, and contribute solutions to various challenges faced by society.
For the Public Health Study Program UMS, the achievement of Alya Zahira and her team serves as further motivation to encourage students to actively participate in academic competitions and scientific activities. Such achievements are expected to inspire other students to explore their potential, collaborate with others, and pursue excellence across various fields.
By winning the Bronze Medal at Pekan Ilmiah Nusantara 2, Alya Zahira has added to the growing list of achievements by Public Health UMS students. Her accomplishment reflects the enthusiasm of the younger generation to develop academic competencies, pursue excellence, and contribute meaningfully through scientific and innovative activities.
