In the Passage to ASEAN (P2A) Hybrid Mobility by Disciplines 2025, Muhammad Rangga Aditya, a student of the Public Health Department, Faculty of Health, earned the title of First Winner. Rangga presented an innovative project entitled “TREATSEAS – Application of Medical Tourism Itineraries & Health”, in line with the theme “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate Youth Future”, which focuses on innovation in the fields of Hospitality, Tourism, and Health Sciences.

Rangga’s participation in this program is a tangible manifestation of UMG’s commitment to supporting the development of students’ competencies at the global level. P2A itself is an international collaborative forum that brings together students from various ASEAN countries to exchange ideas, broaden perspectives, and develop creative solutions based on their respective disciplines. This achievement is a source of pride for UMG and also encourages the academic community to continue creating, contributing positively, and excelling on the international stage.