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Undergraduate Program in Management

History of Study Program

  • The USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management is one of the Study Programs under the USU Faculty of Economics and Business. The USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management was officially established based on the Decree of the Director General of Higher Education of the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 208/DIKTI/KEP/1966 Dated July 11, 1966 concerning Study Programs in Undergraduate Programs at Universitas Sumatera Utara.
  • For students of 2020/2021 and before, the curriculum used still refers to the 2017 curriculum, which is determined based on USU Rector Decree Number: 2740/UN5.1.R/SK/KRK/2017, which contains the basis for curriculum formulation, namely Kerangka Kualifikasi Nasional Indonesia (KKNI). Four concentrations are available in the curriculum: Finance, Marketing, Human Resources and Entrepreneurship.
  • The curriculum used for 2021/2022 batch students to date is a curriculum with an Outcome Based Education (OBE) approach and the implementation of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) program, which is stipulated based on USU Rector Decree Number 1309/UN5.1.R/SK/KRK/2022 dated June 6, 2022. Students are allowed to take the MBKM program they are interested in in semesters 6 and 7. In this curriculum, 3 (three) concentrations are available: Finance, Marketing, and Human Resources. The Entrepreneurship concentration in the previous curriculum is no longer available due to the establishment of the Undergraduate Study Program in Entrepreneurship at the USU Faculty of Economics and Business in 2021.
  • The USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management is accredited as Excellent per the Decree of the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education Number: 12383/SK/BAN-PT/AK-ISK/S/XI/2021. The decision is valid for four years, from November 16, 2021, to November 15, 2025.

Vision

Becoming a superior and internationally competitive study program in management and business in 2030

Mission

Education

Carrying out a quality, integrated, and dynamic management education process to increase the number and quality of graduates with superior and competitive competencies and expertise and apply Bintang values

Research

Producing a variety of high-quality, published and disseminated research in management and business science to a wide range of stakeholders

Community Service

Carrying out community service in management and business in a standardized, measurable and dynamic manner

Cooperation

Realizing collaboration and cooperation with national and international institutions in developing science and technology in management and business

Ethical

Developing students professional character and ethics

Goals

  • Producing graduates with BINTANG character who are innovative, highly competitive, have a noble spirit, have high personality integrity, are open and responsive to changes and advances in science, have faith and devotion (IMTAQ) and have an entrepreneurial spirit, ethics, justice in applying and developing science and technology in the field of sustainable management so that they are globally competitive.
  • Play an active role in producing TALENTA-based research and community service in developing science and technology in management.
  • Building a center for information, communication and management technology and improving the quality of learning through applying research results and community service in the management field.
  • Interdisciplinary collaboration
  • Cooperation with agencies

Study Program Facts

Tahun Berdiri

Established

1966

Mahasiswa

Students

1350

Guru Besar

Professors

7

Dosen

Lecturers

42

Staff

3

Alumni

Alumni

5496

Program Studi

Number Of Courses

67

Laboratory

1

Intellectual Property Rights

27

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The Head of Study Program's Welcome Speech

Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
Alhamdulillahi rabbil'alamiin
Welcome to the new website of FEB USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management. This website has provided information about the Undergraduate Study Program in Management for all stakeholders. Over time, the content on this website will continue to be updated so that it can continue to bring the study program closer to all its stakeholders.
Hopefully the information conveyed can be useful. If there are other things to be asked, please contact us, either via email, WhatsApp, IG (@prodimanajemenfebusu) or come directly to the FEB USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management.
Regards

Undergraduate Program in Management

Accredited with Excellent

No. 12383/SK/BAN-PT/AK-ISK/S/XI/2021

Career Prospects

Testimoni Alumni

The FEB USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management is my foundation for learning various things, which also makes me more adaptable to a new environment. The FEB USU Undergraduate Study Program in Management made me a leader, not just leading but knowing how to manage every line, such as people management, time management, data management, and interpersonal skills. The importance of management science helped me achieve my position as Branch Manager of BCA Finance today.

Muhammad Rizki

Branch Manager BCA Finance

Studying at FEB USU provided fundamental knowledge that supports my career as an Appraiser today. The knowledge obtained theoretically and practically provides a comprehensive understanding of my career as an Appraisal.

Kevin Blasius Lie, SE.,MMPP

Asset Valuation Manager at KJPP Syarif, Endang and Partners Medan Branch

Being able to enter college at FE USU, Department of Management, was one of my dreams in high school. During college, I felt that I was provided with adequate and useful knowledge from lecturers who were very experienced in education as a provision for entering the world of work. Keep up the success for USU.
Thank you.

Bambang Irawan

Vice President of PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminum (Persero)

Contact Information

Undergraduate Program in Management

Universitas Sumatera Utara

Jl. Prof. T.M Hanafiah, SH Kampus USU Medan 20155 (Gedung Nusantara Room Lantai 2 FEB USU)

Class Schedule

The following is the schedule of classes for the Undergraduate Study Program in Management of Universitas Sumatera Utara Faculty of Economics and Business:

Curriculum

Semester 1

USU1108

Pancasila Education

2 Credit Hour

In this course students learn to solve social issues with Pancasila as a perspective for studying, analyzing, and trying to solve the problems of the nation and state. Implementation of Pancasila is also carried out through social projects initiated as a form of internalizing the BINTANG values.

USU1110

Indonesian Language

2 Credit Hour

This course is designed and structured to familiarize students with respecting and using the Indonesian language properly and correctly. The topics discussed will help students improve their ability to communicate orally and in writing, as well as respect the creations of the Indonesian nation. Students will be able to use Indonesian to communicate new ideas as solutions to selected issues or problems in a given project.

MNJ1101

Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses concepts related to the management and regulation of business and non -business organizations with all problems through the implementation of management functions in organizations.

MNJ1102

Introduction to Business

3 Credit Hour

This course provides an understanding of the scope of a business venture, business systems and environment, as well as business operational activities in Indonesia and the world. Students are expected to be able to analyze the functions of production, marketing, human resources, finance, administration, and accounting as well as entrepreneurship, risk management, and business strategy.

MNJ1103

Business Law

2 Credit Hour

This course discusses legal regulations and provisions that apply in the business world, as well as current developments in business law in Indonesia and internationally.

MNJ1104

Computerization of Economics and Business

2 Credit Hour

Through this course students are expected to be able to apply software to support analysis in economics and business. The topics covered include frequency distribution of qualitative data, measures of concentration, measures of variation or dispersion, correlation analysis and simple linear regression, multiple linear regression, trend analysis, nonlinear regression, and time series analysis using SPSS and Eviews.

MNJ1105

Introduction to Accounting for Manager

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses accounting for managerial purposes. The discussion includes understanding the concepts, assumptions and accounting principles, recording and reporting of accounting in service companies, trading companies and industrial companies in full, as well as generally accepted accounting standards and accounting principles.

EKP1104

Introduction to Micro Economics

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses microeconomics including studies of economics related to consumer behavior, determining market prices, as well as the quantity of inputs, goods and services to be traded. Microeconomics can directly influence decision -making about the supply and demand for goods or services.

Semester 2

USU1101

Religion Education

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to be able to initiate alternative solutions to issues in society and social issues that are chosen through a religious approach.

USU1109

Civic Education

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, students will be able to initiate alternative solutions to social issues that are chosen through an attitude of citizenship.

MAT1100

Mathematics for the Social Humanities

3 Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to be able to use mathematical equations to help understand and solve various problems in the social humanities field.

MNJ1201

Human Resource Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses human resource management in the context of globalization, strategy, performance, individual retention, placement of organizational staff in managing diversity and equality in work, recruiting and selecting human resources, human resource development, and compensation.

MNJ1202

Financial Management

3 Credit Hour

Through this course, students will be able to analyze and provide solutions to problems related to financial management as well as provide scientific solutions based on local wisdom and BINTANG values.

MNJ1203

Marketing Management

3 Credit Hour

This course introduces the process of determining marketing objectives, analyzing marketing processes, and fulfilling marketing objectives plans for companies or organizations.

MNJ1204

Business Digital

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to be able to master the theoretical concepts of digital business and be able to study and analyze digital problems and applications in business as well as provide problem -based scientific solutions related to local wisdom and BINTANG values.

EKP1203

Introduction to Macro Economics

3 Credit Hour

This course explains how to understand the main problems in the economy, macroeconomic policies, calculation of national income, determination of economic activity, the balance of national income in the economy, both two sectors and three sectors, then money, banks and money creation, money, price levels and the level of economic activity, the balance of the economy in a state of price levels and changes, macroeconomic and foreign trade issues and policies.

Semester 3

MNJ2101

Operations Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses and explains how to build and manage operations in Indonesia and in the world which includes integrated quality management activities, designing products, processes and capacities, selecting locations, people and work systems, designing layouts, managing inventory and scheduling in companies.

MNJ2102

Organizational Behavior

3 Credit Hour

Through this courses, students are expected to understand the basic concepts of Organizational Behavior, Organizational Effectiveness and be able to understand organizations from the individual, group and organizational levels. Students are expected to be able to examine the behavior of individuals in organizations, and provide scientific solutions based on local wisdom and BINTANG values.

MNJ2103

Cost Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses the concepts and strategies of cost management to build a company's competitive advantage. Students will be able to analyze manufacturing costs as well as efficient and effective cost management.

MNJ2104

Company Budgeting

3 Credit Hour

The Corporate Budgeting course contains materials that provide students with an understanding of planning and control related to budgeting. At the end of the lecture, students are expected to be able to prepare budgets and be able to analyze company budgets.

MNJ2105

Strategic Management

3 Credit Hour

This course provides and equips students with an understanding of strategic management concepts in solving various problems in companies.

MKWU

Literacy Skills

3 Credit Hour

MKWU

Arts and Fitness

2 Credit Hour

Semester 4

MNJ2201

Operation Research

3 Credit Hour

This course studies the basic concepts of operations research, methods and techniques of quantitative analysis that can assist in the decision -making process.

MNJ2202

Research Statistics

3 Credit Hour

This course is a course that aims to introduce the concepts, methods, and techniques of statistical analysis and be able to apply them in research and data analysis.

MNJ2203

Managerial Economics

3 Credit Hour

Managerial economics refers to the application of economic theory and the analytical tools of decision -making science to study how companies can make optimal managerial decisions with the constraints they face.

MNJ2204

Managerial Accounting

3 Credit Hour

This course focuses in efforts to present accounting information for management purposes in a spesific way or technique for decision - making, carrying out managerial functions and evaluating performance.

MNJ2205

Management Information Systems

2 Credit Hour

This course contains materials that provide students with an understanding of the use and management of information technology to vitalize business processes, improve business decision making and gain a competitive advantage.

MNJ2206

Business Ethics

2 Credit Hour

In this course students learn about how business ethics exist in everyday life and the corporate environment. After attending this lecture, students will have an overview of how business ethics are applied in everyday life and in the corporate environment.

MKWU

Local Wisdom

2 Credit Hour

This course is a compulsory graduate course that equips students with basic knowledge and skills regarding traditions, regional culture and local wisdom.

MKWU

Internationalization I

2 Credit Hour

In this course, students are given the freedom to choose courses to increase their knowledge and skills so that they are ready to face the challenges of the global world.

Semester 5

MNJ3101

Research Methodology

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses the concept of scientific method, research, problem formulation, hypothesis formulation to produce a research proposal. Students are involved to work in groups, formulate problems, hypotheses, collect, process and analyze data, and draw conclusions.

MNJ3102

Business Feasibility Study

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses business feasibility studies and the factors that determine a business is feasible to run, aspects that play a role in business, competition in business, and strategies for running a business.

MNJ3103

Investment Management

3 Credit Hour

This course introduces how to manage various securities or securities such as stocks, bonds and other assets such as property with the aim of achieving profitable investment targets for investors.

MNJ3104

Consumer Behavior

3 Credit Hour

The consumer behavior course provides and equips students with an understanding of the conceptual framework of consumer behavior and various relevant issues in the consumer decision - making process in an integrated manner. Furthermore, it discusses factors that influence consumer behavior in making purchases starting from external factors such as culture, social class, and reference groups. as well as from internal factors such as attitudes, personality, lifestyle, perceptions, and motivation.

MNJ3105

Corporate Culture

3 Credit Hour

This course means that students understand that all companies have a culture and depending on its strength, culture can have a meaningful influence on the attitudes and behavior of company members. This course will provide students with knowledge, skills and abilities regarding the basic concepts of corporate culture, Dimensions of corporate culture, Ethics and corporate culture, Implementation of corporate culture, Assessment of corporate culture development, Development of corporate culture, Studying culture and to change, Process of changing corporate culture, Strategy in changing corporate culture, Relevance of management based on Indonesian culture and the condition of Indonesian human resource performance in facing competence in the era of globalization.

MNJ3106

Indonesian Economy

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, students can examine important aspects of the Indonesian economy, analyze the problems of the Indonesian economy and the potential resources available to build the Indonesian economy, so that students are able to build a critical way of thinking and optimism to utilize the existing economic potential for the advancement of the Indonesian economy.

MNJ3107

English for Business and Professional Communication

2 Credit Hour

MKWU

Internationalization II

2 Credit Hour

In this course, students are given the freedom to choose courses to increase their knowledge and skills so that they are ready to face the challenges of the global world.

Semester 6

MNJ3201

Entrepreneurship

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to understand the basic concepts and practices of entrepreneurial management. Students are able to analyze entrepreneurial behavior, and create innovative ideas with integrity and creativity. Understand strategies in competition in entrepreneurship, market analysis techniques and business development strategies with channeling techniques between entrepreneurs. Students are also able to develop a business plan with a local wisdom approach from the planning process to the products that will be offered to stakeholders.

Concentration Courses 1

3 Credit Hour

Concentration Courses 2

3 Credit Hour

Concentration Courses 3

3 Credit Hour

Concentration Courses 4

3 Credit Hour

Concentration Courses 5

3 Credit Hour

Concentration Courses 6

3 Credit Hour

List of Finance Concentration Courses

Credit Hour

MNJ3202

Financial Management Seminar

Credit Hour

This course is a seminar course where students are required to present the results of the preparation of seminar papers with invited guests in general. After learning international financial management, students are expected to have not only an understanding and knowledge of this subject, but also the ability to apply it in working field.

MNJ3203

International Financial Management

Credit Hour

After learning international financial management, students are expected to have not only an understanding and knowledge of this subject, but also the ability to apply it in working field.

MNJ3204

Regional Financial Management

Credit Hour

This course provides students with an understanding of Regional Financial Management, expected to be able to explain, understand, identify and analyze, evaluation, performance of government agencies, in applying their knowledge in the community.

MNJ3205

Analysis of Financial Information

Credit Hour

This course discusses the concepts and methods of analyzing company financial statements to be able to find out the company's financial condition and can be used as input in making financial decisions.

MNJ3206

Financial Research

Credit Hour

This course aims to enable students to apply theoretical abilities in an empirical study using financial data based on scientific research principles/methodologies.

MNJ3207

Asset Management

Credit Hour

This course introduces how to manage wealth which includes the process of planning asset needs, obtaining, inventorying, conducting legal audits, valuing, operating, maintaining, renewing or removing to transfer assets actively and efficiently.

List of Marketing Concentration Courses

Credit Hour

MNJ3208

Marketing Management Seminar

Credit Hour

This course aims to understand marketing concepts through empirical articles in order to deepen the topics of previous related courses, especially marketing management, consumer behavior, and communication strategies. Thus, students will get a new picture and insight into marketing and consumer management empirically.

MNJ3209

Service Marketing

Credit Hour

This course aims to understand the dynamics of service business and the importance of service marketing, as well as relational marketing, service company mission formulation, service market segmentation, service product positioning and differentiation, service business marketing mix, product and service distribution strategies, service pricing strategies, service promotion and communication strategies, human aspects (HR) in service marketing, service quality management, and organizing and implementing service marketing.

MNJ3210

Marketing Research

Credit Hour

This course is a specialization in the field of marketing management which discusses types of research, scientific research steps and approaches to designing and compiling research, drawing samples, formulating problems and research hypotheses.

MNJ3211

Relational Marketing

Credit Hour

This course discusses a marketing approach that puts the focus on long-term relationship between company and its customers. Relational marketing strategy aims to create value for customers by building strong relationships strong relationships, building trust, and providing a positive experience.

MNJ3212

Global Marketing

Credit Hour

This course provides students with a conceptual understanding of the global marketing process and the challenges faced by marketers in developing, implementing, controlling, and evaluating marketing strategies and programs in today's global business environment.

MNJ3213

Brand Management

Credit Hour

This course discusses the basic concepts of the brand management process and strategies in branding, from planning to implementation. It also discusses the measurement and interpretation of the success of a brand in the market, strategic issues related to other brands.

List of Human Resource Concentration Courses

Credit Hour

MNJ3214

Human Resource Management Seminar

Credit Hour

This course is a specialization in the field of human resource management which discusses company performance, organizational strategy, performance standards and explains the main points in Performance evaluation theory has the competence to design and develop performance development evaluations and improve company performance management.

MNJ3215

Human Resource Training and Development Management

Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to understand the concept of development and training, the principles of adult learning, experiential learning and the stages in developing a training. At the end of the lecture, students are required to be able to plan, design, implement and evaluate training and be able to develop a training module.

MNJ3216

Compensation Management

Credit Hour

This course is a specialization in the field of human resource management which discusses models, concepts and approaches to design, compile and formulate compensation plans for employees in a company.

MNJ3217

Human Resource Performance Management

Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to be able to explain the performance management process and the alignment between performance management and strategic plans.

MNJ3218

Career Management

Credit Hour

This course is a specialization in the field of human resource management that discusses models, concepts and approaches to designing, structuring and applying career development for individuals and organizations.

MNJ3219

Human Resource Research

Credit Hour

This course is to provide students with an understanding of concepts and techniques in conducting human resource research, as well as transferring the ability to conduct research using the correct concepts, to making research reports needed in making plans and making decisions regarding human resource management.

Semester 7

MNJ4101

Entrepreneurship Practice

2 Credit Hour

Through this course, it is hoped that students will be able to improve their abilities and provide entrepreneurial experiences for students by improving the entrepreneurial skills and behavior of students with BINTANG values through the discovery and presentation of ideas, creativity and innovation with the integrity of local wisdom, preparation of entrepreneurial ideas, planning and organizing entrepreneurship, implementation and control of entrepreneurship, as well as monitoring and follow -up in entrepreneurship.

MNJ4102

Risk Management

3 Credit Hour

Through this course, students are expected to be able to explain risk management, risk management functions, a list of potential losses, the principles of risk identification, risk measurement, and risk management.

MNJ4103

International Business

3 Credit Hour

International business is a business whose activities cross national borders. This definition includes not only international trade and overseas manufacturing, but also the growing service industries in various fields, such as tourism, transportation, banking, advertising, wholesale trade, retail trade, construction, and mass communications. Through this course, students are expected to be able to master the theoretical concepts of the forces that affect international business.

MNJ4104

Agribusiness Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses agribusiness systems globally, is able to study and analyze problems related to the implementation of agribusiness management in the real world and provide scientific solutions based on local wisdom and BINTANG values.

MNJ4105

Banking Management

3 Credit Hour

This course discusses the world of banking, students are expected to be able to understand bank functions, basic methods of bank management by minimizing risk and maximizing returns, as well as the development and role of banking. Students can analyze the practice and general conditions of national banking in general and certain banks in particular, related to economic conditions and market trends.

MNJ4106

Change Management

2 Credit Hour

This course aims to provide theoretical and practical knowledge to students about organizational change and development so that they have the ability to understand, control and competence to analyze, design and develop a foundation system for organizational change and development. In addition, students are expected to understand the levels and types of organizational change, processes and organizational development interventions.

MNJ4107

Business Communication

2 Credit Hour

This course introduces various communication techniques related to the business world, both individuals and companies, both verbally, non -verbally, even using digital

MNJ4108

Business Taxation

2 Credit Hour

This course presents a framework for providing knowledge regarding the taxation system in Indonesia and the calculation of each type of tax.

Semester 8

MNJ4299

Thesis

4 Credit Hour

This course is expected to improve students' analytical skills related to scientific fields, integrating knowledge and experience expressed in the form of scientific writing that can be accounted for.

Specialization

Financial Management
Marketing Management
Human Resource Management

Research Topic

Financial Behavior
Financial Behavior

Diversity in Organization
Diversity in Organization

Digital Marketing
Digital Marketing

Graduate Learning Outcomes

Students of the Undergraduate Study Program in Management are expected to be able to carry out managerial practices responsibly by the provisions of laws and regulations, applicable codes of ethics and BINTANG values.

1

Able to apply theoretical concepts in marketing, finance, operations, and human resources in managing organizations nationally and internationally.

2

Able to apply concepts and techniques to develop strategic plans and elaborate them systematically

3

Able to apply logical, critical, and systematic thinking innovatively to carry out managerial practices responsibly by the provisions of laws and regulations, applicable codes of ethics and BINTANG values

4

Able to show good leadership characteristics in an organization, be responsible for the work and achievement of group work results, and self-evaluate in the context of self-learning in improving managerial practice skills.

5

Able to master and communicate across functions and organizational levels

6

Able to make the right decisions based on information and data analysis and provide guidance in choosing various alternative solutions independently and in groups.

7

Able to utilize information technology to support decision-making in the field of management

8

Able to have an entrepreneurial spirit in running a business

9

Able to analyze and apply business regulations by applicable regulations

10

Able to manage economic resources effectively and efficiently

Study Fee

Based on the Decree on Tuition Fees in 2022, the following are the amounts of tuition fees for each student admissions pathway:

Undergraduate Program in Management
SNBP & SNBT Pathways
Single Tuition Fees 1
IDR 500,000
Single Tuition Fees 2
IDR 1,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 3
IDR 2,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 4
IDR 2,500,000
Single Tuition Fees 5
IDR 3,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 6
IDR 4,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 7
IDR 5,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 8
IDR 6,000,000
Single Tuition Fees 9
IDR 9,000,000

Per student/semester

Undergraduate Program in Management
Institutional Development Fee
(Independent Program Only)

IDR 15,000,000

One-Time Payment

Undergraduate Program in Management
International Independent Pathway

IDR10,000,000

Per student/semester

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Lecturer of Undergraduate Study Program of Management

Student Organization

Visit and Observation Permit

  1. Students must submit a request for a visit and observation permit letter (Download Here).
  2. Students are required to fill out the Google Form for Visit and Observation Permit Letter Issuance (Open Here).
  3. The Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff will process the request for a visit and observation permit letter within two working days.
  4. The Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff will contact the student representative via WhatsApp to collect the letter.
  5. Afterwards, the student must meet with the course lecturer to obtain approval and a signature on the visit and observation permit letter.
  6. Once the lecturer has signed the letter, the student must return the letter to the Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff to be signed by the Head of Study Program.
  7. The Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff will return the signed visit and observation permit letter to the student.

Thesis Title Proposal

  1. Students must access the Satu USU website (satu.usu.ac.id).
  2. Students must log in using their credentials (Student ID/USU Email) and Satu Mahasiswa Password.
  3. Then, students should select the ASA section and click visit.
  4. Once the ASA (Aplikasi Satu Atap) USU interface is open, students should go to the Submit Letter menu, where a list of all available letter types for student applications will be displayed.
  5. Select the type of letter to be submitted, choose Thesis/Final Project Supervisor Request Letter, and click Create Request.
  6. On the Thesis/Final Project Title Proposal Request Letter page, follow these steps:
    1. In the Program/Level section, select Undergraduate (S1).
    2. Enter Thesis Title 1, Title 2, Title 3.
    3. Upload scanned copies of the original KRS (Study Plan Card) and KHS (Study Result Card) from Semester 1 to the most recent. Once the process shows a green checkmark, the letter must be digitally signed immediately.
  7. Once the process on asa.usu.ac.id is complete, download the Thesis/Final Project Title Proposal Certificate with the letter number through the My Letters menu.
  8. Then, the student must meet with the ASA Operator of the Undergraduate Program in Management to verify the prospective thesis supervisor by bringing the Title Proposal Certificate and completing the Operator Verification Form (Fill Here).
  9. After the ASA Operator verifies the student, the student must meet with the Prospective Thesis Supervisor to obtain a signature on the Title Proposal Certificate and confirm the selected title.
  10. Once signed by the prospective supervisor, the student must submit the Title Proposal Certificate to the Undergraduate Program in Management Operator to be signed by the Head of Study Program, along with the following a copy of the latest KHS, a copy of the current semester’s KRS, proof of latest tuition fee payment (SPP), academic transcript/grade statement downloaded from asa.usu.ac.id
  11. Once the Head of Study Program has signed the Thesis/Final Project Title Proposal Certificate, the Undergraduate Program in Management Operator will re-upload the signed Title Proposal Certificate to asa.usu.ac.id.
  12. Students must periodically check whether the program operator has re-uploaded the certificate through the My Letters menu on asa.usu.ac.id. Once uploaded, students must download the finalized version.
Note:
The Title Proposal Letter and Supervisor Request Letter can only be submitted once. If there is a change in the proposed title, students are advised to manually edit the Word version using the same letter number and submission date. The approved title in the Title Proposal Letter will be used in the Supervisor Request Letter for the system. If the title changes after receiving the Supervisor Request Letter, it will be updated in the system after the thesis defense, and there is no need to resubmit the request on ASA. Thesis supervision can only begin once the Supervisor Request Letter has been issued.

Thesis Writing Guidelines

Supervisor Request Submission

  1. Students must access the Satu USU website (satu.usu.ac.id).
  2. Students must log in using their credentials (NIM/Email USU) and Satu Mahasiswa. password
  3. Then, students should select the ASA section and click visit.
  4. Once the ASA (Aplikasi Satu Atap) USU interface is open, students should go to the Submit Letter menu, mwhere a list of all available letter types for student applications will be displayed.
  5. Select the type of letter to be submitted, choose Thesis/Final Project Supervisor Request Letter, and click Create Request
  6. On the Thesis/Final Project Title Proposal Request Letter page, follow these steps:
    1. In the Program/Level section, select Undergraduate (S1).
    2. Enter Thesis Title 1, Title 2, Title 3.
    3. Upload scanned copies of the original KRS and KHS from Semester 1 to the most recent. Once the process shows a green checkmark, the letter must be digitally signed immediately.
    4. Once the process on asa.usu.ac.id is complete, download the Title Proposal Certificate with the letter number through the My Letters menu.
  7. Then, the student must complete the Supervisor Name Submission Google Form (Fill Here).
Note:
The Title Proposal Letter and Supervisor Request Letter can only be submitted once. If there is a change in the proposed title, students are advised to manually edit the Word version using the same letter number and submission date. The approved title in the Title Proposal Letter will be used in the Supervisor Request Letter for the system. If the title changes after receiving the Supervisor Request Letter, it will be updated in the system after the thesis defense, and there is no need to resubmit the request on ASA. Thesis supervision can only begin once the Supervisor Request Letter has been issued.

Thesis Decree (SK Skripsi) Application

  1. Students must submit Form A (Thesis Outline) (Download Here) to their Academic Supervisor and receive approval (ACC) from the Supervisor for the proposed research title.
  2. Students must prepare a Request Letter for the Issuance of Thesis Decree (SK Skripsi)(Download Here) signed by the Academic Supervisor.
  3. Students must complete the Google Form for the Thesis Decree Application (Fill Here).
  4. The Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will process the Thesis Decree issuance with the Faculty Academic Division (a maximum of seven working days, depending on the situation)./li>
  5. The Head of Academic Subdivision will verify the Thesis Decree through the following flow: Academic → Vice Dean I → Faculty Secretariat → Dean's Signature.
  6. Once the Faculty Academic Division has verified and finalised the Thesis Decree, the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will inform the student and send the Thesis Decree via WhatsApp. (The Thesis Decree must not be lost)
  7. Students must submit the Thesis Decree to the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II as formal confirmation of their appointment by the Dean of FEB USU (ensure each lecturer receives and retains the Thesis Decree, as it will be entered into each lecturer's BKD record).

Comprehensive Examination

  1. The Study Program will announce the opening of Comprehensive Examination registration via the program's Instagram account.
  2. Applicable for active students of 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 class years
  3. Registration Requirements:
    1. For active students of 2018, 2019, 2020:
      • Must have received approval (ACC) for Proposal Seminar Examination from the Thesis Supervisor;
      • Must have enrolled in the "Comprehensive Examination" course on the current semester's KRS;
      • For students from the Independent Track, a Request Letter for the Creation of Virtual Account (VA) addressed to the Vice Dean I (Download Here). must be submitted to the Study Program before the Comprehensive/Thesis Examination payment is made.
  4. Students must complete the Google Form link for Comprehensive Examination Registration, which is in the registration announcement provided by the Study Program.
  5. Before the examination students must arrive 15 minutes before the comprehensive examination begins and must follow these rules:
    • Must be dressed neatly and modestly.
    • Male: Plain white shirt (non-transparent), black trousers (not jeans), shoes (no open sandals)
    • Female: Black skirt (below the knee, not jeans), black hijab (if applicable), shoes (no open sandals)
    • Must bring personal writing tools
  6. When the Program Admin arrives at the exam venue, students must line up neatly outside the examination room while holding their ORIGINAL KRS (with the current semester's Comprehensive Examination course) and/or Student ID Card (KTM).
  7. The Program Admin will check the KRS and/or Student ID Card.
  8. After being checked, students are allowed to enter the exam room.
  9. Once the checking process is completed, the Program Admin will distribute scrap paper/draft paper.
  10. The assigned examiner will begin the Comprehensive Examination and explain the instructions (duration: 1 hour).
  11. After the exam ends, participants may leave the room.
  12. The Program Admin will announce the exam results via Instagram.
Note:
  • The Comprehensive Examination is held once a month (the schedule may vary, so students must regularly check the program's Instagram stories).
  • Students who have submitted their BMK documents to the Study Program are not allowed to register/retake the comprehensive exam.
  • Students who do not comply with the rules set by the Study Program will be disqualified from the Comprehensive Examination.
  • The Study Program does not create WhatsApp groups for the Comprehensive Examination.

Proposal Seminar

Preparation for Registration:
  1. Students register for the Proposal Seminar by submitting the required documents via G-Form: bit.ly/seminarproposalmnj
  2. The Study Program will review the submitted documents within 0–3 working days.If the documents are in order, the Study Program will send the SK Skripsi via WhatsApp and instruct the student to schedule the seminar. Students cannot schedule the exam with the lecturers if the Study Program has not sent instructions via WhatsApp. Proposal Seminars will be held 3 times per day at the following times:
    1. Session 1: 09:00 – 10:30
    2. Session 2: 10:30 – 12:00
    3. Session 3: 14:00 – 15:30
  3. Once a schedule is agreed upon with all three lecturers, submit FORM C (Proposal Seminar Schedule Form) to the Study Program.
  4. After the Study Program receives FORM C, students may request the invitation letter for the Proposal Seminar via asa.usu.ac.id. Students conducting the Proposal Seminar must print and distribute the seminar invitation and the thesis proposal draft to all three lecturers (Supervisor, Examiner 1, Examiner 2).

  5. Before the Seminar:
  6. Students and audience members must arrive 1 hour before the seminar begins. Please report to an admin for room directions.
  7. Students must wear plain black and white attire, and audience members must dress neatly and appropriately.
  8. Students must bring their laptops and extension cables if needed.
  9. Audience members must bring Form B (Proof of Attendance as Audience) and obtain the Supervisor's signature on Form B as attendance proof.
  10. Students must print the presentation slides (PPT) and distribute them to the seminar audience.
  11. Ensure that the Supervisor and Examiners are in the seminar room.
  12. Students should tidy the room before and after the seminar, such as arranging chairs, cleaning tables, and setting up the projector.
  13. Students must print out the Proposal Seminar Minutes Form, in two copies and place them in a blue folder.
  14. Ensure at least five active student attendees and no more than 10. If fewer than five are present on the day of the seminar, the student must seek additional attendees to meet the minimum requirement. Audience members may enter the seminar room without prior registration.
  15. *Latecomers are not permitted to enter once the seminar has started.
    After the Seminar:
  16. Students must provide an attendance list for the audience.
  17. Audience members must complete Form B and obtain the Supervisor's signature as proof of attendance.
  18. The completed and signed Proposal Seminar Minutes Form must be submitted to the Study Program for official stamping.
Note:
  • Proposal seminar form templates can be downloaded here: http://tinyurl.com/sopsempro2024
  • For creating the seminar invitation on ASA:
    Upload the approved thesis proposal cover page
    Upload Form B that has been signed and stamped by the Study Program

Final Thesis Defense (Sidang Meja Hijau)

Stage I
  1. The student has received approval (ACC) from the Academic Supervisor for the Final Thesis Defense.

  2. Stage II
  3. The student submits the BMK (Course Clearance) documents to the study program using a blue folder (labelled with "BMK", Name, and Student ID Number).
  4. The required BMK documents include:
    1. Original Academic Transcript (KHS) from the first to the final semester, stamped by the study program.
    2. Proof of tuition payment (SPP) for all semesters (complete photocopies). If incomplete, submit a screenshot from the student's "SATU Akun" account in the Academic Billing section. For KIP Scholarship recipients, the official KIP scholarship certificate from the Directorate of Student Achievement and Alumni Relations must be included.
    3. Photocopy of the latest high school diploma (one copy for regular students).
    4. Comprehensive Examination Result (with signature and official study program stamp).
    5. Seminar Proposal Minutes Score Sheet (stamped by the study program).
    6. Proof of Thesis Examination Fee payment for Independent Admission students is IDR 2,500,000 and For UKT Admission students is free of charge. Before payment, submit a request letter to the study program to obtain a virtual account number. (Download Here).
    7. Final Thesis Defense Approval (ACC) from the Academic Supervisor (2 copies, original/photocopy).
    8. Three (3) colored passport photos, size 3 x 4 cm, with red background.
    9. Note: Photo quality must be 300 dpi; wearing a white shirt and black blazer (no tie for both men and women), black hijab (if worn), symmetrical and precise face, not taken using a mobile phone.
  5. TOEFL Certificate with a minimum score of 450 (1 photocopy).
  6. Certificate of participation in student organization. It may be substituted if unavailable with a certificate of achievement, competence, or internship (FOTOCOPY);
  7. Certificate of having participated in the Organization / If you do not have it, it is replaced with a certificate of achievement or certificate of competence, or an internship certificate. (PHOTOCOPY);
  8. Community Service Certificate from the Study Program (obtained after submitting a service report on A4 paper, 1 page). (Fill Here).
  9. Declaration of Name on Diploma with an original IDR 10,000 stamp duty (Download Here).
  10. For female students wearing hijab, submit a Declaration of Wearing Hijab with an original IDR 10,000 stamp duty (Download Here).
  11. Undergraduate Thesis Control Book (Download Here). (must be printed on thick blue paper.);
  12. Temporary Academic Transcript (More Info Here).
  13. Certificate of Eligibility to Sit for Thesis Examination, obtained from asa.usu.ac.id, signed by the Study Program SIA Operator and Head of Faculty Academic Affairs.
  14. Include the following documents in the blue violin folder for signature by the Head of Faculty Academic Affairs:
  • Proof of full tuition payment from the first to the final semester (by academic year);
  • BProof of thesis/final project fee payment;
  • Proof of library clearance from USU (Check Here)
  • Proof of student eligibility on PDDIKTI is available (Check Here).
  • Thesis Decree (SK Skripsi) sent via the Official Study Program WhatsApp group (1 copy);
  • A screenshot showing library clearance and PDDIKTI eligibility is available (Check Here).

  • Stage III
  • After all, documents are verified by the Study Program and the student is declared eligible to schedule the defense, the Study Program will inform the student via WhatsApp and provide further instructions, including:
    • Link to the WhatsApp group for prospective alumni (students must join).
    • Word document version of the Thesis Examination Form (Download Here). and a sample PDF version (View Here). (The Word version must be downloaded and edited.) .
    • Format of the Statement Letter of Willingness to Complete Administrative Processes within 2 (two) months after the defense (Download Here).
    • • ere is the Updated Proposal Seminar and Final Thesis Defense Schedule link (Students must check this before proposing a date to examiners) (View schedule here).

  • Stage IV
  • After the student obtains the agreed-upon Final Thesis Defense schedule by all three lecturers, the student then submits several documents to the Study Program, such as the Thesis Examination Form Word file, Certificate of Eligibility to Sit for the Thesis Examination/Final Project that has been signed by the Head of Academic Affairs, and a Statement Letter of Willingness to Complete Administration which are put into 1 (one) blue folder.
  • The Study Program will provide information via Whatsapp to the student in the form of:
    • Notification that the Thesis Examination Form has been processed by the Academic section (the Study Program Admin will deliver the Thesis Examination Form to the Academic Section to be initialed by the Head of Academic Affairs and signed by the Vice Dean I).
    • Notification that the student can now create the Thesis Examination/Final Project Invitation.
    • Notification of several reminders that students need to know when they will carry out the Final Thesis Defense.

  • Stage V
  • Next, students submit a request to create the Final Thesis Defense Invitation via the website asa.usu.ac.id, submit the application for the "Surat Permohonan Undangan Ujian Skripsi/Tugas Akhir" by uploading the Final Defense Approval (ACC) from the Academic Supervisor which has been stamped by the study program admin.
  • After the Invitation is completed, students send the Invitation and Thesis to all three lecturers.
  • Remind the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II again H -1 or 2 hours before the Final Thesis Defense.

  • Stage VI
  • Students approach the study program staff to request the Final Thesis Defense Minutes (Berita Acara Sidang Meja Hijau) 45 minutes before the defense commences.
  • After the Final Thesis Defense is completed, students submit the Final Thesis Defense Minutes to the Study Program staff (Note: Before submitting to the study program, students are required to photograph/scan the sheet that has the signatures of all three lecturers).
  • Then, students fill out the manual attendance list on the study program staff's desk and fill out the attendance list via the Google Form (Fill Here).
  • After that, students can proceed with post-defense revisions with all three lecturers.
  • Certificate of Graduation (SKTL)

    1. The student has completed the Final Thesis Defense and is declared "Pass" by the Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II.
    2. The student has submitted their thesis to the Study Program.
    3. For the SKTL process, the student must request an alumni ID number from the Academic Staff (Ms. Nisa).
    4. The student fills out the Final Project Google Form (Fill out here)
    5. Required documents:
      • Signed SKTL Request Letter (Download here). (Note: File)
      • Three (3) passport photos, size 4x6 cm, red background, no tie.
      • Photocopy of the Thesis Submission Proof signed by the Head of the Study Program and stamped by the admin.
    6. All documents must be submitted in a blue folder with the following written on the cover:
      1. Name:
      2. Student ID Number:
      3. WhatsApp Number:
      Submit all documents to the Undergraduate Program in Management Operator.
    7. Send the edited SKTL file (Download Here). via WhatsApp to the Undergraduate Program in Management Operator (WhatsApp: 0852-6166-2552).
    8. The Operator will process the SKTL and Academic Transcript.
    9. The Operator will notify the student via WhatsApp when the SKTL and Transcript are ready.

    Thesis Format Guidance

    1. After passing the Final Thesis Defense, students must complete revisions with the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II.
    2. Once all post-defense revisions are approved (ACC) by the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II, students may proceed with the Thesis Format Guidance.
    3. Before undergoing format guidance, students should adjust their thesis format according to the Thesis Format Guide provided by the Study Program (Download Here).
    4. Students fill out the Thesis Format Guidance Google Form (Fill Here)
    5. After filling out the Thesis Format Guidance Google Form, students send their Thesis File in Word document/RTF (Rich Text Format) to the email: bimformanajemen@gmail.com.
    6. The Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will check the format of the student's thesis.
    7. The Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will send a reply email to the student.
    8. If the thesis format has not been approved (ACC) by the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management, the student must revise their thesis format until approval is received from the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management.
    9. Once the thesis format has been approved (ACC) by the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management, students can proceed to the next stage, which is the Approval Page.
    10. The approval page is printed in 4 copies (Download Here), then students request the wet signatures of all three lecturers: the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II.
    11. After obtaining the wet signatures of the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II, students bring the document to the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management, placed in a blue violin folder.
    12. The Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will assist students in taking the signed approval page document to be completed with signatures from the Head of the Undergraduate Program in Management and the Dean.
    13. After being signed by the Head of the Undergraduate Program in Management and the Dean, the Administrative Staff of the Undergraduate Program in Management will announce to students via WhatsApp that their Approval Page can be collected.

    Thesis Distribution

    1. Students must have completed the Approval Page.
    2. Students must consult with their Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II regarding the format of the thesis to be distributed—whether in hardcopy or softcopy.
    3. Students must download the Thesis/Final Project Submission Receipt Letter, which can be obtained via ASA (www.asa.usu.ac.id).
    4. After obtaining the Thesis/Final Project Submission Receipt Letter from ASA, students distribute the thesis to the Academic Supervisor, Examiner I, and Examiner II. All three lecturers must sign the Submission Receipt Letter when distributing the thesis.
    5. Once all three lecturers have signed the Submission Receipt Letter, the student may proceed to generate the Thesis Distribution Receipt Letter from the library (by uploading the final project file through the USU Repository website at https://repositori.usu.ac.id/) for the Self-Upload Guide ((Download Here)).
    6. After obtaining the Thesis Distribution Letter from the library, students may fill out the Google Form for Thesis Distribution to the study program (since CD submission is no longer required). Google Form for thesis distribution to the study program: (Fill Here)
      Note:
      • The uploaded Indonesian and English Journals must follow the Study Program's Journal Template (Download Here)
      • The uploaded Thesis Word and PDF files must include the Responsibility Statement, Approval, and Declaration Page (Download Here)
      • The three lecturers must already sign the uploaded Final Project Submission Letter (no signature from the Head of Study Program required).
    7. After submitting the Google Form, students must submit several documents to the Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff in a blue folder (labelled with identity). These documents include:
      1. Thesis/Final Project Submission Receipt Letter (to be signed by the Head of Study Program).
      2. Thesis File Submission Form in CD/Google Form format (Download Here)
      3. Scientific Work/Journal File Submission Form in CD/Google Form format (Download Here)
      4. Thesis Distribution Letter / Library Clearance Certificate (SKBP) from the library.
      5. Printout of the first page of one journal (either in Indonesian or English) to be stamped by the Study Program. For the journal template (Download Here)
    8. Once all documents have been signed by the Head of the Study Program and stamped by the Study Program, the Undergraduate Program in Management Administrative Staff will notify the student via WhatsApp to collect the documents.

    Graduation

    1. The Study Program forwards the graduation registration announcement from the Faculty Academic Division to students via the Prospective Alumni WhatsApp Group.
    2. Before registering for graduation, students must request their alumni number from the academic staff office on the 2nd floor, FEB.
    3. Students are required to fill out the graduation registration Google Form (attached to the announcement provided by the study program).
    4. Students must submit the graduation documents to the Study Program admin in a blue biola-paper folder.
      Required Graduation Documents:
      1. Original Thesis/Final Project Submission Receipt/Form of Thesis Distribution with wet signatures from lecturers and a wet stamp from the study program (if not, a screenshot of the chat with the lecturer must be shown). Keep a softcopy in PDF for upload on ASA (this document is required for the alumni certificate).
      2. The graduation form is affixed with an Rp10,000 stamp duty and neatly typed (Download Here).
      3. Three (3) copies of 4x6 cm passport photos with the following specifications:
        • Color photo with a red background
        • White shirt and formal blazer
        • No tie for both male and female students
        • For female students wearing a hijab, the hijab must be black.
        • Photo resolution must be 300 dpi.
        • Write the Alumni Number in pencil on the back of each photo.
      4. Original tuition payment receipts (SPP) from the first to the final semester (arranged in order according to the graduation participant list). If lost, print from the Satu Mahasiswa account under the SPP menu.
      5. One photocopy of high school diploma (for Regular and Independent Program students) / One photocopy of D3 diploma (for Extension Program students).
      6. One photocopy of the Temporary Transcript showing thesis and comprehensive exam grades. Request the transcript from Ms. Sri via ASA (submit the request via asa.usu.ac.id, select Transcript Certificate, and state the purpose: for graduation registration).
      7. Library Clearance Certificate (SKBP) from the library.
      8. Student's Final Project Submission Letter from the library.
      9. Original slip of comprehensive exam payment (for non-UKT students).
      10. Screenshot of student profile on PDDIKTI.
    5. The Study Program verifies the completeness of the graduation documents and checks whether the Google Form has been filled. If incomplete, the admin will return the documents to the student for completion.
    6. Students with complete documents will be added to the Graduation WhatsApp Group for the respective period.
    7. The Study Program Admin will forward the complete graduation documents to the SIA Operator for verification.
    8. The Study Program SIA Operator will verify and update the student's academic status to "Graduated" in the Academic Information System.
    9. Students should regularly check the graduation menu on satu.usu.ac.id to see if the Graduation Registration Menu is available.
    10. Students must complete the graduation registration on satu.usu.ac.id under the Graduation Menu and click "Submit Registration."
    11. The Study Program SIA Operator verifies the graduation registration and inputs the Alumni Number and Diploma Number.
    12. The Study Program SIA Operator submits the graduation documents to the Faculty Academic Staff.
    13. Non-UKT and Extension students must make graduation payments by generating a Virtual Account (VA).
    14. Students download the graduation registration form and verify that the Alumni Number and Diploma Number appear.
    15. The downloaded form must be formatted to one page; if it appears as two pages, it must be edited to fit one page, printed, and affixed with a Rp10,000 stamp duty.
    16. Students submit the stamped graduation registration form and VA payment proof (for non-UKT and Extension students) to the Faculty Academic Staff.
    17. The Faculty Academic Staff will verify the student's graduation registration.
    18. All further information regarding graduation will be communicated through the Graduation WhatsApp Group for the relevant period.

    Academic Leave (Penundaan Kegiatan Akademik)

    1. Students access the Satu USU website (satu.usu.ac.id).
    2. Students log in using their Identity (NIM/USU Email) and password for Satu Mahasiswa.
    3. Students then select the ASA section and click Visit.
    4. Once the ASA (Aplikasi Satu Atap) USU interface appears, students select the Submit Letter Request menu, which displays all available student request letters.
    5. Students choose the type of letter to submit: they select Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Advisor, click Create Request.
    6. Once the Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Title Submission page appears, follow the steps below:
      1. Under Program/Level, select S1.
      2. Enter the semester for academic leave (PKA).
      3. Enter the academic year for academic leave.
      4. Enter the reason for academic leave.
      5. Enter the name of the parent/guardian.
      6. Students must upload:
        • Student ID Card (KTM)
        • Most recent KRS (Course Registration Sheet)
        • Most recent tuition payment slip (SPP)
      7. Click Submit Request.
    7. The ASA Operator for the Undergraduate Program in Management will verify the academic leave request.
    8. The ASA Operator will prepare the academic leave cover letter and forward it to the Vice Dean I of the Faculty of Economics and Business, USU.
    9. The Vice Dean I will verify the letter and prepare a request to be submitted to the Rectorate.
    10. The Rectorate will issue an Academic Leave Decree (SK PKA) and forward it to the Faculty, which will then forward it to the Undergraduate Program in Management.
    11. The ASA Operator for the Undergraduate Program in Management will announce that the Academic Leave Decree (SK PKA) is complete and ready for collection.

    Study Reactivation (Aktif Kuliah Kembali - AKK)

    1. Students access the Satu USU website (satu.usu.ac.id).
    2. Students log in using their Identity (NIM/USU Email) and password for Satu Mahasiswa.
    3. Students then select the ASA section and click Visit.
    4. Once the ASA (Aplikasi Satu Atap) interface appears, students select the Submit Letter Request menu, which displays all available student request letters.
    5. Students choose the type of letter to submit: they select Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Advisor and click Create Request.
    6. Once the Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Title Submission page appears, follow the steps below:
      1. Under Program/Level, select S1.
      2. Enter the semester in which the student was inactive.
      3. Enter the academic year of inactivity.
      4. Enter the semester of reactivation.
      5. Enter the academic year of reactivation.
      6. Students must upload:
        • Copy of Academic Leave Decree (SK PKA)
        • Most recent tuition payment slip (SPP)
        • Student ID Card (KTM)
      7. Click Submit Request.
    7. The ASA Operator for the Undergraduate Program in Management will verify the reactivation request.
    8. The Operator will prepare the Study Reactivation Letter and forward it to the Vice Dean I of the Faculty of Economics and Business, USU.
    9. The Vice Dean I will verify the letter and prepare a request to be submitted to the Rectorate.
    10. The Rectorate will issue a Study Reactivation Decree (SK AKK) and forward it to the Faculty, which will then forward it to the Undergraduate Program in Management.
    11. The ASA Operator for the Undergraduate Program in Management will announce that the Study Reactivation Decree (SK AKK) is complete and ready for collection.

    Withdrawal

    1. Students access the Satu USU website (satu.usu.ac.id).
    2. Students log in using their Identity (NIM/USU Email) and password for Satu Mahasiswa.
    3. Students then select the ASA section and click Visit.
    4. Once the ASA (Aplikasi Satu Atap) interface appears, students select the Submit Letter Request menu, which displays all available student request letters.
    5. Students choose the type of letter to submit: they select Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Advisor and click Create Request.
    6. Once the Request Letter for Thesis/Final Project Title Submission page appears, follow the steps below:
      1. Enter the name of the parent/guardian.
      2. Under Program/Level, select S1.
      3. Enter the reason for withdrawal.
      4. Students must upload Student ID Card (KTM) and Most recent tuition payment slip (SPP).
      5. Click Submit Request.
    7. The ASA Operator for the Undergraduate Program in Management will verify the Withdrawal Request.
    8. Students must upload a signed withdrawal request letter with stamp duty (material) on the ASA platform (asa.usu.ac.id).
    9. The ASA Operator will prepare the withdrawal letter and forward it to the Vice Dean I of the Faculty of Economics and Business, USU.
    10. The Vice Dean I will verify the letter and prepare a request to be submitted to the Rectorate.
    11. The Rectorate will issue the Withdrawal Decree (SK Pengunduran Diri) and forward it to the Faculty, which will then forward it to the Undergraduate Program in Management.
    12. Students are advised to regularly check the status of their request on the ASA website (asa.usu.ac.id). They may also directly contact the ASA Operator of the Undergraduate Program in Management.

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