Bandung – The Faculty of Medicine, Pasundan University (FK UNPAS) has once again graduated new doctors in the November 2025 Student Competency Test for the Medical Profession Program (UKMPPD). This achievement is a proud moment and affirms FK UNPAS’s commitment to producing competent, professional, and nationally competitive doctors.
This graduation was achieved by students in the Medical Profession Program who have completed all stages of their education, from academics to clinical practice. During their studies, the students were intensively mentored by lecturers and educational staff, and gained clinical experience through various hospitals and educational institutions that are strategic partners of FK UNPAS. The educational process is carried out systematically, structured, and integrated to ensure that each graduate meets national standards for medical education.
The participation of FK UNPAS students in the UKMPPD for the November 2025 period is part of the faculty’s official academic agenda and demonstrates the institution’s consistency in sending students to take the national exam each term. The UKMPPD (University Medical Competency Test) is not only the final stage in the medical professional education process, but also the starting point for graduates’ professional responsibility to serve the community.
This success is crucial amidst the growing need for professional medical personnel with integrity and adaptability to developments in medical science and technology. Through a competency-based curriculum, comprehensive clinical learning, and strengthening professional ethics and humanism, the Faculty of Medicine (FK) at UNPAS strives to ensure its graduates are prepared to provide quality healthcare services focused on patient safety.
With its graduating class scheduled for November 2025, FK UNPAS reaffirms its role in supporting the improvement of healthcare quality in Indonesia. Graduates are expected to make significant contributions in various healthcare facilities and become part of the solution to various national health challenges.
The Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Pasundan, invites all academics and institutional partners to continue supporting the new doctors in carrying out their professional mandate. Continuous synergy and collaboration are key to realizing higher-quality, more humane, and more sustainable healthcare services for the Indonesian people.
