The Faculty of Forestry at USU reminds students to bring mandatory items during midterm and final exams: student ID card, study plan card, black-white uniform, and complete stationery. This rule ensures smooth exam procedures, order, and discipline.

The USU Faculty of Forestry is organizing a Guest Lecture for the Odd Semester of the 2025/2026 Academic Year on the topic of Multidisciplinary Watershed Management.

Prof. Dr. Apri Heri Iswanto, S.Hut., M.Si. from the USU Faculty of Forestry has been included in the World’s Top 2% Scientists list by Stanford University. This achievement highlights his contribution to forestry research at the global level.

ECOREST is a USU student initiative to address conservation challenges in the Batang Toru Forest. Through four main pillars—Eco-Learn, Responsible Action, Sustainable Solution, and Transformation—the program connects indigenous communities, youth, and government to jointly protect the forest while preserving culture.

The USU Faculty of Forestry held a Prophet’s Mawlid study with the theme “Emulating the Noble Morals of Prophet Muhammad SAW in Campus Life” with Dr. Rudiawan Sitorus at An-Nur Mosque on Saturday, September 20, 2025. The event served as an important reflection on embodying the Prophet’s morals to build a harmonious campus life.

The USU Faculty of Forestry public lecture on bioprospecting and conservation business opportunities featured national and international experts, discussing the role of bioprospecting as a bridge between conservation and sustainable economic opportunities.

The USU Faculty of Forestry will hold a Public Lecture & World Top Scientist Seminar on September 18, 2025, featuring Panut Hadisiswoyo, SS., MA., M.Sc., and Ian Singleton, Ph.D., O.B.E. The event will discuss bioprospecting, conservation business opportunities, and the future of wildlife conservation.

The USU Faculty of Forestry, together with Green Justice Indonesia, held the National HHBK Seminar discussing the potential of the green economy and forest conservation, along with an exhibition of sustainable non-timber forest products.

Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) collaborated with the women’s PKK group of Simalingkar A Village in a goose farming program as an effort to support food security and empower family economies at the village level.

The complete list of class leaders (Komting) of the USU Forestry Study Program from each cohort and study interest has been officially announced. The selected Komting are expected to serve as communication bridges and drivers of positive activities within their respective classes.