FACULTY OF LETTERS UNIVERSITAS WARMADEWA HELD 60TH FACULTY GRADUATION

The Faculty of Letters, Universitas Warmadewa held 60th Faculty Graduation and Release of Graduates at Griya Agung Ballroom Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur, Denpasar on Saturday, September 7, 2019.

The event was attended by Dean and Vice Deans of Faculty of Letters Unwar, Head and Secretary of English Literature Study Program, Lecturers and Staff of Faculty of Letters, and the graduates and their families.

Chairman of the Committee Drs. I Nyoman Djuana, M.Si said that the number of graduates in the period of September 2019 was 75 people, consisting of 39 male and 36 female students from the Regular A and Regular B Programs. The student with the highest GPA was achieved by Ni Komang Anik Nagita Novianti with a GPA of 3.84 and the student with the fastest graduate was achieved by Ni Putu Gita Rezkia with a study period of 3 Years 10 Months 19 Days. " In the period of September 2019 this time there are 75 graduates. This number increased from the previous May 2019 period," he explained.

The Dean of the Faculty of Letters Unwar Prof. Dr. I Nyoman Kardana said that the teaching and learning process carried out at Faculty of Letters showed high effectiveness and went well. According to him, the increasing number of graduates was a sign of effectiveness and good university governance that had been implemented. In addition, other characteristics or indicators were the quality of graduates in the period. Currently, the average GPA of graduates is above 3.52 "So we, the lecturers and staff at the faculty of literature, feel proud because in the future, to face the era of globalization and global competition, we really have to prepare ourselves," he explained.

The Dean added that the implementation of the lecture process on campus has produced outputs of graduates who are able to master English well, both theoretically and practically, so that in the future students in the world of work can compete with other workers to seize job opportunities globally.

" For their mastery of English, it is no longer a problem, but they need to improve their skills in the field of science, maybe later armed with good English can be used as the main capital in seizing job opportunities. I am sure our graduates in the Faculty of Letters are competent in their fields" he insisted. Furthermore, the Dean said that in an effort to create quality graduates, the faculty always strives to improve human resources, especially improving the quality of lecturer education. "Currently Faculty of Letters has 1 professor, 8 doctors, 7 lecturers are studying for doctoral degrees and I hope that with competent human resources and educators, we can improve the quality of graduates," he concluded.