UNESA Campus 5 Empowers New Students with Academic and Student Activity Orientation on PKKMB Day Three

Magetan - Entering the third day of the New Student Campus Life Orientation (PKKMB) 2026, Universitas Negeri Surabaya (UNESA) Campus 5 Magetan held an action-packed series of activities that began with a morning assembly, followed by student organization parades, and concluded with an in-depth academic briefing in the Study Program Insight session. 

The event, which took place across the main field and lecture rooms in the Main and Mranggen buildings, was designed to introduce the campus organizational atmosphere while ensuring comprehensive academic readiness for incoming students.  

The morning schedule commenced at 07:24 WIB with a formal assembly on the main field, featuring the singing of Indonesia Raya and Mars UNESA, followed by opening remarks from the Head of the Student Representative Council (DPM) and the PKKMB Faculty Committee Lead. The atmosphere on the field grew lively as the parade and demonstrations of Student Organizations (Ormawa) and Student Activity Units (UKM) began. Various Student Study Program Associations (HMP) across multiple disciplines—including Elementary Teacher Education, Physical Education, Mathematics, Law, Management, and Accounting—showcased their organizational profiles and flagship initiatives. 

This display of talent continued with performances from various UKMs, such as the Music Club, Scouts, Cakra Harmoni, Omom Theater, Boxing, Tax Center, Islamic Student Union (UKKI), Student Regiment (Menwa), and the Rampak Dance Group.Following the organizational parade, new students transitioned to their respective study program rooms in the Main and Mranggen buildings for the "Prodi Insight" session.

This session focused on providing deep guidance regarding academic regulations, study pathways, and student potential development. During the presentation, faculty speakers unpacked 12 crucial topics essential for the students' academic journey, covering curriculum structures, degree profiles, course mapping, digital learning platforms, academic ethics, and responsible AI usage. The session also highlighted academic mobility opportunities, national and international exchanges, credit transfer mechanisms, study plan procedures (KRS), grade point averages, research involvement through SIMPELMAWA, student creativity programs (PKM), business incubation, and entrepreneurship competitions. Additionally, students received briefings on final project requirements, official leave policies, Belmawa programs, the "One Student One Prestasi" initiative, field-specific competency certifications, and the Student Achievement Information System (SIPENA) for diploma supplements and graduation requirements. 

The third day concluded with student speeches and briefings for the upcoming agenda on the open field. As a final activity to foster unity among the entire academic community, the new students participated in a flashmob simulation for UNESA Campus 5  before being dismissed in an orderly manner. Through the combination of organizational introductions and structured academic preparation provided throughout the day, new students at UNESA Campus 5  are now well-prepared to navigate their higher education journey with clear direction, high achievement, and active campus involvement.

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