The Master's Program in Management, School of Postgraduate, Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU), once again demonstrated its commitment to industry-oriented education by organizing a Teaching Practitioner Program on Saturday, 14 March 2026, at the Master of Management Auditorium. The event featured Dr. Suhendri, SE., MM, Director of Human Resources and Information Technology at PT Perkebunan Nusantara IV, who delivered a presentation on "Corporate Business Projects."
The Teaching Practitioner Program is designed to bridge academic learning with professional practice by bringing experienced industry leaders into the classroom. Through this initiative, students gain valuable insights into real-world business challenges and learn how management concepts are applied in corporate decision-making and organizational development.
During the session, Dr. Suhendri discussed key aspects of corporate business project management, including strategic planning, managerial decision-making, human resource management, digital transformation, and the integration of information technology in achieving organizational objectives. He also emphasized the importance of innovation, effective leadership, and adaptability in responding to today's rapidly evolving business environment.
The event featured an engaging discussion and interactive question-and-answer session, allowing students to exchange ideas directly with an experienced corporate executive. These interactions provided participants with practical perspectives on implementing management theories while strengthening their analytical thinking and problem-solving skills in real business contexts.
Through the Teaching Practitioner Program, the Master's Program in Management continues to strengthen collaboration between academia and industry while ensuring that students receive relevant, practical, and future-oriented learning experiences. Such initiatives reflect the program's commitment to producing graduates who are innovative, globally competitive, and well prepared to contribute to organizations and society.