About Directorate of Student Affairs and Alumni Universitas Sumatera Utara
The Directorate of Student Achievement and Alumni Relations at Universitas Sumatera Utara serves as the university unit responsible for student extracurricular activities, including training, development, achievement, welfare, and alumni relations. Its responsibilities cover university-level activities such as ministry-sponsored and independent competitions, student activity proposals, scholarships, and tracer studies that track the career paths and outcomes of alumni.
To support student development and advancement, the following programs are implemented:
Reasoning and Scientific Development, aimed at fostering scientific attitudes, stimulating creativity and innovation, improving students’ research and scientific writing skills, enhancing their understanding of professional fields, and developing their ability to work collaboratively in teams.
Talent, Interests, and Skills Development, aimed at improving students’ practical management and organizational skills, while fostering appreciation for sports and the arts, scouting, national defense awareness, environmental appreciation, journalism, and community service.
Student Welfare, aimed at improving the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of students.
Social Awareness, aimed at strengthening community engagement, fostering national unity, nurturing love for the country and the environment, and developing awareness of responsible and dignified participation in society, the nation, and the state.
Supporting Activities, aimed at enhancing lecturers’ attitudes and capabilities in mentoring student activities, as well as developing programs to improve facilities and infrastructure that support student activities.
In line with these objectives, the Directorate of Student Achievement and Alumni Relations at Universitas Sumatera Utara is expected to prepare students to become high-quality, high-achieving, ethical, and entrepreneurial human resources through programs focused on talent development, interests, and scientific reasoning.
All of these student development programs are expected to strengthen students’ competitiveness, train them to solve problems and make decisions, and enhance their soft skills.