Semarang – The Industrial Chemical Engineering Technology (TRKI) study program at the Vocational School of Diponegoro University successfully held the New Student Campus Life Introduction (PKKMB) for the 2025 Palm Oil Class. This lively event was attended in person by the Dean of the Undip Vocational School, highlighting the importance of the palm oil cooperative class initiative in driving the progress of the study program.
Dr. Endy Julianto, S.T., M.T., as the lecturer who also delivered the material, stated that the presence of the Palm Oil Class is a strategic step to meet industry needs. “With this collaborative class, we hope that TRKI can continue to develop and produce graduates who are ready to compete in the increasingly competitive palm oil industry sector,” he said.
The Palm Oil Class PKKMB not only introduces the campus environment but also provides a deep understanding of the opportunities and challenges in the palm oil industry. New students are equipped with insights into the important role of chemical engineering technology in supporting the efficiency and sustainability of this industry.
The presence of the Dean of the Vocational School of Diponegoro University at this event is an encouragement for the students. Full support from the faculty is expected to pave the way for broader collaboration with industry partners, while also strengthening TRKI’s position as one of the leading study programs at Undip. With the new spirit brought by the PKKMB Class Sawit 2025, TRKI students are expected to be able to innovate, contribute, and become agents of change in the industrial world, particularly in the palm oil sector.