YOGYAKARTA, March 17, 2026 – A brilliant achievement has once again been recorded by a student from the Faculty of Pharmacy, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). Dzaki Hasan Nasrullah (Student ID: 23/526032/FA/13897) has been officially named the 2026 Faculty-Level Outstanding Student (Mahasiswa Berprestasi/Mapres) and has qualified to compete at the university level through the 2026 UGM Supercamp program.
This decision was announced based on the Notification Letter of Faculty Outstanding Student Election Winners and Qualified Supercamp Participants (Number: 614/UN1/DITMAWA/Dit-Kms/KM.05.04/2026), issued by the UGM Directorate of Student Affairs on March 16, 2026.
Previously, Dzaki passed a series of rigorous selections in the Faculty-Level Outstanding Student Election (Pilmapres) at Universitas Gadjah Mada, held online via Zoom Meeting on March 7, 2026.
Based on the Official Report of Winner Determination (Number: 600/UN1/DITMAWA/Dit-Kms/KM.05.04/2026) and the Announcement of Qualified Supercamp Participants (Number: 599/UN1/DITMAWA/DitKms/KM.05.04/2026), Dzaki Hasan Nasrullah was selected as one of the best representatives of the Faculty of Pharmacy. Furthermore, he will participate in quarantine and intensive coaching during the UGM Supercamp, where he will meet and compete with outstanding students from all faculties at UGM.
This achievement is clear evidence of the dedication, academic excellence, and leadership qualities possessed by Faculty of Pharmacy students. The entire academic community of the UGM Faculty of Pharmacy congratulates Dzaki Hasan Nasrullah on this remarkable achievement and will continue to provide full support during his preparation for the University-Level Outstanding Student Election.
This proud achievement attained by Dzaki Hasan Nasrullah is not only a symbol of the faculty’s academic excellence but also represents the institution’s tangible commitment to supporting the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through a competitive and sustainable learning ecosystem, this accomplishment aligns with efforts to fulfill Quality Education (SDG 4), which encourages students to continuously optimize their leadership potential. As a prospective health professional, Dzaki’s journey also projects the strategic role of young pharmacy generations in ensuring Good Health and Well-being (SDG 3) for the wider community through his scientific expertise. Furthermore, the research spirit and solution-oriented ideas he brings to the UGM Supercamp are expected to spark the realization of Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure (SDG 9), specifically in advancing pharmaceutical research and technological innovation at the national level.
