Management Study Program with a Synergistic and Innovative Approach

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Denpasar, HIMA MJ FEB Unud The Management Student Association (HIMA MJ FEB Unud) has carried out the 2024 Management Undergraduate Study Program Jumpa activity on Saturday, May 25, 2024, which was held offline in the BH Building Hall, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, and online through the Zoom Meeting. With the theme "Integration of Aspirations: Combining Student Perspectives in Shaping the Future of the Management Study Program with a Synergistic and Innovative Approach," the Management Undergraduate Study Program Meeting represents the spirit of integrating student aspirations as an important element in the development process of the Management Undergraduate Study Program. For this reason, the Jumpa activity of the Undergraduate Management Study Program begins with filling out a questionnaire by all active students in the Undergraduate Management Study Program. The number of questionnaire fillers was 533, consisting of batches 2020–2023, with the number of participants registered in this activity being 295. For offline participants who attended directly on this day, there were 130 participants.

The series of activities of the Management Undergraduate Study Program Meeting began with a report from the Chairperson of the 2024 Management Undergraduate Study Program Meeting Committee, remarks from the Chairperson of the 2024 Management Student Association, I Made Paris Loka Ambara, and remarks from the 2024 Management Undergraduate Study Program Coordinator, Mr. Dr. I Nyoman Nurcaya, S.E., M.M., who also opened the 2024 Jumprog event by beating the Gong three times.

The Jumpa activity of the Undergraduate Management Study Program consists of 2 sessions and 4 topics. The first topic, "Performance of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University," the second, "Performance of lecturers of the Undergraduate Management Study Program," and the third, "Activities and Lecture Environment of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University," will be directly discussed by Mr. Dr. I Nyoman Nurcaya, S.E., M.M., as the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, along with the moderator who discussed the results of the questionnaire. Furthermore, complaints will be read out by students and responses from the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program. In session 1, it was concluded that in the campus environment, students have a very important role. Students are not only recipients of information and services from institutions but also active agents of change in improving various aspects of campus life, ranging from improving the performance of study programs and employee welfare to improving facilities and the learning environment.

In this context, students have the ability and right to convey their aspirations, opinions, and suggestions to the authorities, such as the class coordinator and the management student association (HIMA MJ). Thus, open communication between students and related parties is the key to realizing the desired changes. In addition, the responses and suggestions submitted by students will also be seriously followed up by the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, such as channeling input related to academic aspects to the Deputy Dean 1 and input related to facilities to the Deputy Dean 2.

This aims to ensure that every input and aspiration conveyed by students is not only heard but also responded to effectively. However, active participation from students in maintaining the campus environment is equally important. They need to be part of a joint effort to maintain the cleanliness, safety, and comfort of the learning environment so that the campus can be a conducive place for the learning process and self-development. In addition, students are also expected to be active in seeking and obtaining the latest information relevant to campus life. This information can be obtained from official program announcements, WhatsApp groups, and the HIMA MJ Instagram account. Thus, students can always be connected to the latest developments in the campus environment and can participate in various activities and initiatives organized to improve the quality of life and learning on campus.

The last topic involved 4 speakers, namely Dr. I Nyoman Nurcaya, S.E., M.M., as the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University; Mrs. I Gusti Ayu Tara Laksemiyasa Ditha, S.E., M.Sc., as the Supervisor of the Lecturer Element of the Management Student Association; Mr. I Gede Candra Darma Saputra as the Supervisor of the Student Element of the Management Student Association; and Mr. I Made Paris Loka Ambara as the Chair of the Management Student Association 2024. Discussing the performance of the Management Student Association, discussing the results of the questionnaire as well as criticism and suggestions for the management student association, followed by responses by the supervisor and chairman of the Management Student Association.

The performance of the Management Student Association was directly responded to by the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program, the Chairperson, and the Supervisor of the lecturer and student elements of the 2024 Management Student Association. Furthermore, the event was closed with a report from the Chairperson of the Committee, remarks from the Chairperson of the Management Student Association, and was officially closed by the Coordinator of the Undergraduate Management Study Program by beating the gong three times. With the holding of this Undergraduate Management Study Program Meeting activity, it is hoped that it can become a forum for conveying obstacles, criticisms, suggestions, and aspirations for all active Undergraduate Management students in the learning process while attending lectures and become an evaluation for the Undergraduate Management Study Program and the Management Student Association so that it can be better in the future.