Prasetiya Mulya University Presents 'Prasmul Day' for Freshmen of 2021

Kapanlagi.com - Good news for prospective freshmen of 2021. Prasetiya Mulya University is bringing back the annual event, Prasmul Day, which will be held virtually this time with the theme Think Limitless. The event will take place from August 10th to 16th, 2020.

Prasmul Day is expected to help unleash the potential of high school students in facing future uncertainties through a modern, supportive, and future-oriented learning ecosystem. Prospective freshmen will have the opportunity to get to know Prasetiya Mulya University through a fun and interactive website platform.

Registration to join Prasmul Day has been opened and can be accessed HERE. More detailed information can also be reviewed through the Instagram account @prasmul, including information about the opening of registration for new students intake of 2021. The registration itself is free of charge.

1. Think Limitless

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Some interesting points that participants of Prasmul Day can get include the depiction of majors, learning process, and campus life at Prasetiya Mulya University which are designed in a modern and future-oriented manner. This information will be very useful in facing the uncertainty of future industry dynamics.

The theme Think Limitless is raised to prepare the mindset of prospective students to be accustomed to thinking outside the comfort zone, daring to take opportunities and adapt to all possibilities, including changes in the industry. Therefore, Think Limitless becomes a new perspective and way of learning in this era for any career aspirations of students, whether as technology-based entrepreneurs, engineers with business understanding, or professionals with comprehensive skills.

2. Advantages of Prasetiya Mulya University

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1. Established by more than 70 leading Indonesian businessmen, the value and entrepreneurship ecosystem, including networking, are excellent.

2. Up-to-date, future-oriented, and sustainable learning through various project tasks with various industries, community communities, and governments. This is also tailored to industry needs.

3. There are 2 schools, namely the School of Business and Economics and the School of Applied STEM, which continue to collaborate, both between courses, study programs, schools, and external parties. Here there is real collaboration both in terms of scientific, technological, and entrepreneurial knowledge.

4. The orientation of learning is not only self-improvement, but also a greater contribution to the progress of community welfare and the environment.

5. Balance of hard skills and soft skills, through various student activities that always receive full support from the campus.

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