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PKKMB RAJA BRAWIJAYA 2026 DAY 2 | GEDUNG AUDITORIUM PANDITA MAJAPAHIT UB

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Day 2 of PKKMB Raja Brawijaya 2026 (Universitas Brawijaya)

Day 2 of PKKMB Raja Brawijaya 2026 at Universitas Brawijaya’s Auditorium Pandita Majapahit kicks off with formal openings and a high-motivation vibe. The session begins with calls-and-responses—such as “Good morning” and the mantra “We are one Brawijaya”—followed by MC reminders to stay energized, finish breakfast, and comply with strict health-and-safety procedures.

Attendance + Campus Anthem Moment

A practical—but still energetic—segment runs throughout: attendance via Raja Apps. Tribunes are called gradually (from lower to upper stands). While students wait, the hall repeatedly boosts morale through campus anthems/slogans and chants like “Malang, the city of fighters”, alongside frequent checks to keep enthusiasm high.

K3L (Occupational Health & Safety) Training

A major early focus is K3L training (Keselamatan, Kesehatan Kerja dan Lingkungan). Before entering the main agenda, students watch an emergency video covering:

  • Fire evacuation
  • Earthquake evacuation
  • What to do if someone feels dizzy or needs medical help, including a memorable “K” hand signal to summon the medical team

This segment blends seriousness with the event’s overall hype-and-discipline tone.

Leadership, Structures, and International Programs

Later, senior speakers explain the UB ecosystem in a structured way, highlighting academic and administrative bodies (e.g., vice deans, faculties, directors). The talk also introduces international opportunities such as:

  • UBSTAR (overseas thesis/research support)
  • Other international exposure pathways

Students are guided on how to choose partners/universities based on field alignment, with the expectation that they can later return to complete their studies.

Documentation + Participation Culture

Between lectures, there are frequent documentation/photo sessions with guided poses and a “UB style / video style” performance format. Students repeatedly reinforce the mantra “We are one Brawijaya” during countdown moments, creating a rhythm of:

Learn → chant → take photos → learn again

Finance Session: UKT and Financial Support (Clear Takeaways)

A practical finance/resourcing presentation covers key student financial information, including:

  • UKT mechanism: tuition determination based on parent ability and family condition index, using tiered levels rather than equalized pricing
  • How students get billing numbers and virtual accounts via SIA/online systems, plus payment through e-banking
  • Financial aid via Sibaku, including:
    • Temporary release
    • UKT group changes
    • Installment options
  • An updated student medical assistance policy (Pertor 23/2026), including:
    • Outpatient clinic benefits
    • Subsidized hospital care
    • Deadline and submission guidance

Comedy / “Faces” Segment (Light Chaos, High Energy)

One of the most entertaining parts is an MC-styled introduction where officials are presented humorously and slightly chaotically—using:

  • Wordplay and playful misunderstandings
  • Jokes like “most handsome/most ordinary” type rankings

It’s intentionally silly to keep PKKMB lively without losing the event’s overall structure.

Vice Rector 3: Student Affairs, Achievements, and Soft Skills

The Vice Rector 3 / Student Affairs segment emphasizes:

  • The importance of student organizations and involvement (BEM, DPM, UKM/units, faculty-level groups)
  • UB’s focus on developing soft skills alongside academics
  • A broad showcase of student achievements, including:
    • Science olympiads
    • Debates
    • Faculty competitions
    • Regional and national wins

Green Campus & K3L Culture (Sustainability + Safety)

Another standout module promotes UB as a green, inclusive, and safety-first campus, featuring:

  • K3L slogans such as “Zero accidents”
  • Green campus governance, including a smart green campus approach and zero waste/circular economy
  • A short online course for students on green skills, with certificates and guidance for campaigns/actions

Alumni / Google for Education: Navigating the AI Era

A guest alumni from the Faculty of Law, now working with Google for Education, delivers a motivation talk on navigating careers in the AI era:

  • Careers don’t have to be linear, even if your major differs from your future profession
  • AI-complementary skills matter, especially:
    • Communication
    • Public speaking
    • Human strengths
  • Instead of panicking about major fit, students should explore, build competence, and widen horizons through:
    • Competitions
    • International opportunities

Research, Innovation, and UB Forest

The event continues with research/innovation presentations, including how students can join:

  • Research initiatives
  • Community service
  • KKN programs via UB directorates/UPT structures

A high-energy pitch introduces UB Forest as a “natural laboratory,” sharing sustainability information and inviting student participation.

Azarine Pop-Up: Product Sampling + Scholarship Winners

A fun partner activity with Azarine (cosmetics/skin care) includes:

  • Participation in jargon chants
  • Brief testimonials from students who already use Azarine products (e.g., sunscreen and lip products)
  • Scholarship appreciation for three high-achieving new students, including:
    • Sports/rugby achievement
    • A 3T background with aquaculture
    • Quran memorization achievement

One recipient shares an emotional moment describing nervousness before receiving the award.

Closing Energy + More Performances

The day ends with continued chanting, acknowledgements, and a performance segment featuring a student appearance (selection-style similar to Brawijaya Star). Speeches then encourage students to carry the energy into future PKKMB activities and everyday campus life.


Notable Jokes / Highlights

  • Repeated MC humor and playful wordplay during official intros (e.g., “most handsome/most ordinary” style jokes, intentionally chaotic phrasing).
  • The “K” hand medical signal emphasized as a serious but memorable rule.
  • The Azarine segment turns product marketing into mini testimonial energy with quick engagement.
  • The alumni/Google session reframes career doubts: career paths can be nonlinear.

Main Personalities (as in the subtitles)

  • MCs: Princess Joy / Putra Ahmad (Master of Ceremony)
  • Prof. Amin (S. Leksono) — academic/structure presenter (UBSTAR & international program session)
  • Prof. Andi Kurniawan — Vice Chancellor 4 (strategic IT development, cooperation, internationalization)
  • Prof. Unti Ludikdo — Deputy Chancellor 5 (research, innovation, community service)
  • Mr. Dodi Pranowo — finance/resource presentation (UKT, Sibaku, student medical assistance/Petor)
  • Dr. Setiawan Nurjaya Sakti — Vice Chancellor 3 (student affairs, entrepreneurship, student achievement ecosystem)
  • Mr. Kristianto — Google for Education (AI-era career navigation)
  • Mr. Dr. Triwahyu Nugroho — K3L / Green Campus-related presentation
  • Azarine representatives:
    • Dita (Marketing Manager)
    • Dimas Aziz (marketing team)

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