Jakarta, October 15, 2026.
To celebrate the 67th anniversary of Tarumanagara University (UNTAR), the Faculty of Psychology is participating in Untar Fest 2026, which will take place October 12–16, 2026. This event serves as both a celebration and a platform for all faculties at UNTAR to showcase their work, products, prototypes, and various innovations that reflect the creativity and excellence of their respective academic fields.
As part of this series of events, the Faculty of Psychology hosted an exhibition of educational aids and a variety of board games developed to support the learning process, self-discovery, and the exploration of psychological themes. These products were displayed at T Space, 1st Floor of Building M, a space designed to showcase creative works and ideas that connect the field of psychology with interactive learning experiences.
Some of the board games on display included Psykingdom, Who am I?, Identity Circle: Path of Self, High & Mas(low) Tower, Salam Kenal, Emoquest, Blackout, and Rantai Kasih. Several products focus on themes such as mental health, self-identity, and emotional understanding. Through a game-based approach, visitors can learn how interactive learning tools can be used to support self-reflection, communication, and a more engaging learning process.
In addition to the board game exhibition, the Faculty of Psychology also featured a booth titled “Mandala: Self-Reflection Through Art.” In this activity, participants were invited to create mandala drawings as a means of self-exploration and reflection. Participants could also discuss their drawings with clinical psychologists supervising the activity to gain insight into the images they created.
The Mandala booth offered visitors a unique experience. Through the process of drawing and discussion, participants had the opportunity to recognize the personal experiences and meanings that emerged during the activity. The interpretation of the drawings took place within the context of psychological guidance, while keeping in mind that mandala drawings are not standalone tools for psychological diagnosis.
The Faculty of Psychology’s participation in Untar Fest 2026 demonstrates its commitment to introducing the field of psychology through creative, practical, and relatable activities. This exhibition also serves as an opportunity to showcase how psychological concepts can be incorporated into educational materials and activities that promote self-awareness and mental health awareness.
The Faculty of Psychology’s series of activities at Untar Fest 2026 will take place on Thursday, October 15, and Friday, October 16, 2026.
Through this participation, the Faculty of Psychology hopes to bring the field of psychology closer to the public while strengthening the spirit of collaboration, creativity, and innovation during UNTAR’s 67th anniversary celebration.
Happy Anniversary, UNTAR.
Clearesta Averillia & Rahmah Hastuti