EduAsiaNews, Semarang – The Directorate of Student Affairs and Alumni of Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP) held a Socialization Session for the 2026 Student Entrepreneurship Program (Program Mahasiswa Wirausaha/PMW) on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The event took place on the 3rd floor of the Purwahid Patrick Building, Faculty of Law, UNDIP Tembalang Campus, Semarang.
Representing the Vice Rector I for Academic and Student Affairs, the Director of Student Affairs and Alumni, Edy Surahmad, S.Pd., M.Si., delivered opening remarks and officially inaugurated the event.
Edy stated that the objective of the Student Entrepreneurship Program (PMW) is to cultivate and strengthen an entrepreneurial culture, encourage adaptive and competitive young entrepreneurs, and enhance students’ competencies in marketing, operations, management, and financial literacy.
“We hope that in the coming years you will all become entrepreneurs. God willing, I pray that you will all become entrepreneurs,” Edy remarked. He also conveyed that each faculty has been grouped to participate in the PMW program.
The event was attended by Vice Deans I of faculties/schools, the Head of the Office for Student Achievement and Business Facilities, entrepreneurship supervisors, and students from various faculties at UNDIP. It also featured three competent speakers: Anis Qomariah, S.A.B., M.Ling., Wildan Avian Pratama, S.A.B., M.A.B., and Dito Aryo Prabowo, S.Psi., M.Psi.
The first session was delivered by Anis Qomariah, S.A.B., M.Ling., a lecturer at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) UNDIP and the person in charge of the event, with the topic “Proposal Writing Structure for PMW UNDIP 2026.” She explained that PMW 2026 requires participants to prepare a business proposal with a structured format, covering key aspects such as background, business category and description, and budget proposal.
In addition to outlining the proposal structure, she also explained the categories eligible for funding, both products and services, according to the selected category. Innovative business ideas derived from existing ventures are highly encouraged. “We hope that the proposed business ideas will demonstrate innovation in the PMW funding proposals,” Anis stated.
The second session was delivered by Wildan Avian Pratama, S.A.B., M.A.B., a lecturer at FISIP UNDIP, with the topic “Tutorial on Registration for the Student Entrepreneurship Program (PMW).” He explained the registration procedures, requirements, and the process for team members to complete the assessment.
Registration for PMW UNDIP 2026 is conducted through the UNDIP Single Sign-On (SSO) system by the team leader, who must create a group consisting of at least three active members, ensure that all members accept the invitation and complete the assessment, register the group for the PMW UNDIP 2026 event, upload all required documents according to the business stage, complete the assessment to 100 percent, and finalize and submit the application without deleting the registered group. “In 2026, the PMW registration process is much more efficient because it is now application-based and no longer requires submitting large amounts of paperwork,” Wildan explained.
The third session was delivered by Dito Aryo Prabowo, S.Psi., M.Psi., a lecturer in Psychology at UNDIP, with the topic “Understanding the Entrepreneurial Readiness Assessment.” He emphasized that there are no right or wrong answers in completing the assessment, but that it must be filled out honestly. “Do not look for unnatural answers, as this will be evident and may have negative consequences, rendering the assessment unusable,” he concluded. (Public Communication/UNDIP/AKS, ed. As3)
