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AMSA-Unsri
The Asian Medical Students' Association of Universitas Sriwijaya, commonly abbreviated as AMSA-Unsri is a scientific, non-political, non-sectoral, nonprofit, open, free, and independent organization. Uniquely, the AMSA-Unsri symbol is quite different from those of other AMSA universities.
AMSA-Unsri was established in 2002 through the initiative of several founding members, namely Dr. Shalita, Dr. Litaria, and Dr. Eben. The organization's inception was driven by Dr. Shalita and Dr. Litaria's aspiration to participate in the Asian Medical Students' Competition (AMSC).
Driven by their determination, the pair reached out to the Regional Chairperson of AMSA-Indonesia, seeking permission to represent their institution at the competition. Despite AMSA-Unsri not yet being formally established at that time, the Regional Chairperson granted them permission to participate in the competition.
Their experience at AMSC proved transformative. Upon returning to Palembang, Dr. Shalita and Dr. Litaria carried with them not just memories of competition, but a vision for something greater. They envisioned establishing a platform where medical students at Universitas Sriwijaya could connect, collaborate, and compete on international stages. To bring this vision to life, they enlisted the support of Dr. Eben, forming a triumvirate of founding members committed to creating lasting change.
Through their collective efforts and unwavering dedication, AMSA-Unsri officially came into existence on September 18, 2002, marking the beginning of what would become a legacy of excellence and international collaboration for medical students at Universitas Sriwijaya.
Our Philosophies
To cultivate a united community that strives forcontinuous growth knowledge, embodies the core philosophy of AMSA, and fosters a culture of collaboration mutual respect, and a shared purpose.
Create a comfortable environment where members respect, listen to, and support each other.
Foster open communication and build strong relationships, uniting the perspective and goals of AMSA-Unsri members.
Address challenges constructively, focusing on mutual understanding and cultivating a peaceful atmosphere for all members.
Encourage continuous learning, engage with communities in need, and align our actions with AMSA's core philosophy.
The AMSA-Unsri emblem carries profound symbolism through its distinctive design elements. The Ampera Bridge, shaped to form the letter 'A', represents the identity of Universitas Sriwijaya's Faculty of Medicine and stands as an iconic symbol of South Sumatra's pride, reflecting AMSA-Unsri's aspiration to unite the region's collective aspirations. The red color embodies courage, perseverance, dedication, and unwavering commitment to humanitarian principles.
The letter 'M', positioned between the two elongated 'Ampera' structures, symbolizes AMSA's core mission of bridging opportunities for members to discover, develop, and maximize their individual potential. The letter 'S' represents the unity of AMSA and the pathways it creates for personal growth. Yellow signifies the simplicity, modesty, and creativity inherent in its membership.
Beyond the letters, additional symbolic elements enrich the emblem's meaning. The orange sun represents knowledge illuminating humanity, with its rays symbolizing enlightenment and guidance. The curved wave patterns signify the constant dynamics and changes that occur, reflecting AMSA-Unsri's adaptability and resilience. The varying wave colors represent diversity of ideas and perspectives, while their unified flow embodies the spirit of unity that enriches and strengthens the organization. Finally, the text 'Fakultas Kedokteran Unsri' establishes the organization's identity as a unifying platform that brings together medical students to achieve and develop their fullest potential.
Our Divisions
Knowledge : Indonesian Medical Student's Training & Competition AMSA-Indonesia 2025
Action : AMSA-Unsri for Community through Social Action (AURICULA) 2025
Friendship : AMSA-Unsri Independence Day Celebrations (AIDs) 2025