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Students Association of Himmaspera MSP FKP Unud
Student Association
Himmaspera
Catalyst for Character Development, Dharma, and Institutional Reputation
Follow HimmasperaIncubator for Future Maritime Leaders
The Aquatic Resource Management Student Association (Himmaspera) serves as an extracurricular training ground, soft skill escalation, and student leadership incubation. This association acts as a driving force in realizing the Vision of Udayana University: producing academic individuals who are Excellent, Independent, and Cultured to manage national aquatic resource potential towards the Blue Economy.
Institutional Governance
Institutional Supervision
Operating under the legal umbrella of the FKP Dean's Office and constantly guided directly by the Association Advisor, I Nyoman Yoga Parawangsa, S.Pi., M.Si., who consistently oversees and evaluates work programs.
Student Conference (MUSMA)
The highest legislative supremacy forum to transparently evaluate the Accountability Report (LPJ), revise the AD/ART constitution, and safeguard democratic leadership regeneration.
Executive Leadership
The visionary leadership relay continues. From the Bharana Karsa Cabinet, successfully steered by Uni Putri, the baton is now led by the new Chairman of Himmaspera, Fawwaz Maula Abdul Wazir.
Coaching & Self-Development System
A methodical framework from adaptive orientation to competence incubation.
Himmaspera Internship
An intensive incubation program to train administrative skills (Budget Plan, official correspondence) to problem solving skills through global ecological case studies such as microplastic pollution and Ocean Acidification.
SAMSKARA (Aquatic Family Welcoming)
Not just an inauguration, but a pre-professionalism symposium presenting speakers from industry (Ecoway, Waterbom), bureaucrats (Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries), to NGOs (WWF) to shape the leadership mindset and career mapping of new students.
Himmaspera Fun
Sports and recreational platforms (such as badminton tournaments) across batches to tear down the walls of seniority feudalism, mitigate academic burnout, and reconstruct cohesion and egalitarian solidarity.
Transformation of Community Service
Realizing the Higher Education Dharma towards policy advocacy and a circular economy.
PPK Ormawa: "Sambal TongBara" Innovation
A prestigious national grant program that successfully empowered the Wana Segara Kertih Group in Kedonganan. Students processed surplus mackerel tuna harvest into high value-added ready-to-eat commodities for the coastal fishermen's economy.
Himmaspera Kitchen & Ecological Social Service
A grassroots social approach by cooking and distributing balanced nutrition directly to maritime worker fishermen, as well as trauma healing and educational activities at the Salam Orphanage.
PROMPAK (Coastal Community Care)
A marine ecological literacy campaign and large-scale Reef Clean Up action in synergy with the Marine Debris Guard, the Plastic Bank Indonesia NGO, and medical assistance from TBM Janar Duta FK Unud.
Udayana Fishing Competition
Constructing public awareness on the cleanliness of River Basins (DAS) in Tukad Bindu through fishing tournaments oriented towards commercial ecotourism and sustainable recreation.
Global Recognition & Mobility
Cross-Border Synergy: Pukyong National University
Acting as a facilitator for the comparative maritime service symposium bringing together the FKP Unud delegation with delegates from South Korea, fostering cross-jurisdictional communication literacy and direct sociocultural exchange.
ASEAN Blue Innovation Challenge (UNDP)
A collaborative research team of academics and students successfully penetrated the elite list of the top 60 innovators from ten Southeast Asian countries in the green transition contest (Blue Economy) organized by the UN agency (UNDP).
Olympics Gold Medal & IISMA
Study Program students successfully achieved the title of "Best International Achievement" at the Diktiristek IISMA Award, snatched the Gold Medal at the Banyuwangi Championship Pencak Silat competition, and dominated the OSPC Science Olympiad.
FACULTY OF MARINE SCIENCES AND FISHERIES