The Master's Degree Program in Social Welfare actively participated in the preparation of the LAMSPAK accreditation forms for the Social Welfare Study Program. This crucial activity, aimed at improving academic quality and ensuring educational standards, was held for two consecutive days, from Wednesday to Thursday, June 3 to 4, 2026. The drafting agenda took place at the Grand Roihan Hotel, providing a conducive environment for the preparation team to work with focus and direction. The event was officially opened by the Dean of the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication, Prof. Arif Maftuhin, M.Ag. In his remarks, he emphasized the importance of shared commitment and thorough preparation in facing the accreditation process to achieve superior and competitive educational standards. Also present during the opening session was Vice Dean 1, Prof. Fajar Hatma Indrajaya, who provided his full support regarding the strategic steps needed to fulfill academic targets within the faculty.

This activity also served as a symbol of solidarity and strong synergy within the academic environment of the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication. This was evident from the full attendance and involvement of all lecturers from the Social Welfare Study Program along with the lecturers from the Master's Program in Social Welfare. This cross-program collaboration is expected to streamline the preparation of the evaluation documents, ensuring that the data and narratives presented are comprehensive, precise, and complementary.

The main focus of this two-day intensive workshop was analyzing and filling out the accreditation instruments in accordance with the latest guidelines from the accreditation agency. Participants worked hand-in-hand to review document availability, evaluate achievements, and compile relevant physical evidence. This intensive collaboration aimed to ensure that all inputted data is completely valid and meets the assessment indicators targeted in the accreditation instruments.

For the Master's Program in Social Welfare itself, participating in this event provided highly significant benefits. This cross-program workshop became a strategic platform for the master's lecturers to absorb essential information and improve their technical understanding of how to fill out the 11 LAMSPAK standard forms. The valuable experience and insights gained from this activity will serve as vital preparation for the Master's Program in Social Welfare when it is time to compile their own accreditation forms in the future.