The Postgraduate School USU was established in 1985, initially starting with the Credit Accumulation Program (KPK) IPB-USU. The initial programs offered included Soil Science, Natural Resource and Environmental Management, and Regional and Rural Development Planning. Over time, the Postgraduate School USU has expanded and now offers a range of programs that align with academic and professional demands.
Currently, the Postgraduate School USU offers six study programs: Doctoral Program in Regional Planning (PW), Doctoral Program in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (PSL), Master’s Program in Regional and Rural Development Planning (PWD), Master’s Program in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (PSL), Master of Management Program (MM), Master’s Program in Property Management and Valuation (MMPP)
The Master’s Program in Property Management and Valuation (MMPP) is the latest program, with academic activities commencing in 2011. Committed to providing high-quality education, the Postgraduate School USU continues to produce competent graduates who are ready to tackle challenges in their respective fields.
History
1985
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The USU Graduate School began with the Credit Accumulation Program (KPK) IPB-USU in 1985, offering study programs in Soil Science, Natural Resource and Environmental Management, and Regional and Rural Development Planning. In 1988, the KPK Master’s Program in Civil Law was introduced in collaboration with Universitas Gadjah Mada-USU.
1992
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Starting from the 1992/1993 academic year, the Master’s Programs in Regional and Rural Development Planning, Soil Science, Natural Resource and Environmental Management, Agronomy, and Law were fully conducted at Universitas Sumatera Utara under the management of the USU Graduate Program. In line with the growing demand for graduates and the availability of resources at USU, by 2010, almost all undergraduate programs had corresponding master's and doctoral programs.
2009
Based on university policies and referring to the 2009 USU BHMN Articles of Association and Bylaws (AD/ART), the management of monodisciplinary master's and doctoral programs was transferred to the faculties. A total of 21 master's programs and 5 doctoral programs were reassigned to their respective faculties. However, some monodisciplinary programs continued to be managed by the USU Graduate School until 2013.
2022
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Currently, USU offers 62 postgraduate programs, consisting of 40 master's programs and 22 doctoral programs. Six of these programs (two doctoral and four master's programs) are under the management of the Graduate School, namely: Doctoral Program in Regional Planning (PW), Doctoral Program in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (PSL), Master’s Program in Regional and Rural Development Planning (PWD), Master’s Program in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (PSL), Master of Management Program (MM), and Master’s Program in Property Management and Valuation (MMPP). The MMPP program is the newest addition, with academic activities commencing in 2011.
Faculty Leaders
Vision and Mission
Vision
To be a top postgraduate program with the highest national accreditation and to be able to gain international recognition.
Mission
- Organizing an autonomy-based postgraduate education that serves as a forum for character and professional development of human resources based on empowerment that contains the spirit of democratization of education that recognizes plurality with an educational orientation that emphasizes aspects of finding alternative solutions to actual problems based on scientific, moral and conscience studies.
- To create postgraduate alums who can act as agents of change and modernization in everyday life with scientific competence, relevance, and competitiveness, as well as ethical and intellectual behavior.
- Implementing, developing, and improving education, research culture, and community service programs to improve academic quality by developing superior knowledge is beneficial for changing the lives of the broader community for the better.
Human Resources
Lecturer
Other Lecturer
Prof. Dr. Ritha F. Dalimunthe, SE., M.Si.
Master's Program In Natural Resources And Environmental Management
Dr. Syahyunan, M.Si.
Master's Program In Management
Dr. Rudy Haposan Siahaan, SH.,Sp.1,M.Kn
Master's Program In Property And Valuation Management
Prof. Ar. Ir. Hilma Tamiami Fachrudin, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., GP., IAI
Master's Program In Property And Valuation Management
Dr. Ir. Basaria Talarosha, MT
Master's Program In Property And Valuation Management
Education Personnel
Other Education Personnel
Organization Structure
Our Facilities
The USU Postgraduate School offers well-equipped facilities to support an optimal learning process and provide the best academic experience. These facilities are designed to enhance learning and research activities across various disciplines, ensuring that students develop the knowledge and skills relevant to industry and academia.
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Studio Room
The Postgraduate School Studio Room is on the 3rd floor of the SPs USU building.
Hall
The Postgraduate School Auditorium Room is located on the 3rd floor of the SPs USU building. This fully air-conditioned room provides a comfortable environment for seminars, workshops, and meetings.
Library
The Postgraduate School Library Room is located on the 3rd floor of the SPs USU building. It provides services such as theses, dissertations, and capstone projects from each study program to assist active students in finding references for completing their Master's and Doctoral degrees. A comfortable reading area and fully air-conditioned rooms are available to ensure the best experience for all students, along with dedicated services from the library staff.
Master's Program in Regional and Rural Planning Laboratory
The Regional and Rural Planning (PWD) Master's Laboratory Room at the Postgraduate School is on the 3rd floor of the SPs building.
