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Medan, October 13, 2026 – The Faculty of Vocational Education, Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU), announced its upcoming EXPO Vokasi 2026 Open House on November 6, 2026, inviting high school and vocational students (SMA/SMK) to explore campus life, academic degree programs, and applied career pathways.
Medan – The Faculty of Vocational Education, Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU), is hosting the EXPO Vokasi USU 2026 Open House on Friday, November 6, 2026. Centered on the theme "Know the Campus, Discover Your Future" (Kenali Kampus. Temukan Masa Depanmu), the event serves as an interactive platform for senior high school and vocational students (SMA/SMK) to explore degree offerings, campus facilities, and professional skill development opportunities.
Participants will gain firsthand exposure to the faculty's academic programs, practical learning environments, and student-driven innovations. The event program features several key activities:
Study Program Introductions: Detailed overviews of academic majors, applied learning tracks, and graduate career prospects across the faculty.
The Great Brain Battle: An academic quiz competition evaluating general knowledge, speed, and teamwork among student teams.
Reels Content Competition: A creative short-video competition highlighting student perspectives and digital storytelling.
Study Program Exhibition: Interactive booths showcasing applied innovations, research projects, and specialized program achievements.
Award Ceremony: Formal recognition for competition winners and participating schools.
The Faculty of Vocational Education USU invites secondary schools to send delegations of up to 10 students and 2 accompanying teachers. Attendance confirmation and registration details are accessible via the official portal (expo.vokasi-usu.id).
Through this Open House, the Faculty of Vocational Education USU aims to enhance access to higher education information, promote the value of applied skills, and strengthen institutional ties with secondary education providers across the region.
This initiative directly aligns with Sustainable Development Goals SDG 4 (Quality Education) by broadening youth access to vocational learning insights and higher education pathways, as well as SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) by fostering strong collaborative links between universities and secondary schools.