The Lampung Conservatory - the University of Indonesian Teknokrat, which is one of the best Private College in Lampung, held a world class webinar series, Monday (6 / 7 / 20).
In the online seminar, the theme held was Sharing session with World Class University Alumni: Achieving Successful Study and Career. As many as 362 participants in the seminar, they're students, teachers, officers, state civil servants, and private companies. They are from Ajh, Banu Belitung, Southern Sumatra, Jakarta, Btuk, Jogjakarta, Miserable, and Papua. Some are also from Washington, DC, the United States.

The president of the Indonesian University of Teknocrat, HM Nassallah Yusuf explained, sharing my experience with the alumni world class university is very important. Especially to achieve success in studies and careers. According to him, there are four pillars for success in studies and careers. It's discipline, quality, creativity, and innovation.

"The skill to achieve a successful career must be supported by competence, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking," its exam.

Meanwhile, some were present at the seminar, among whom Harvard University's alumni, Mega Valentina, who was also the USSean Business Council and alumni The National University of Malaysia and the Dean of FSIP University of Tecocrat Indonesia Akhir Rido, Ph.D.

Mega Valentina who went to Columbia University and Paddafal University said, that it took a struggle to be accepted at Harvard University, so that she motivated young people in Indonesia that college in world class was not impossible.

"What matters besides academics is organization and social activities. I was a volunteer at the United Nations, and I also went to a course for world leaders at Harvard," he said.

While the FSIP Dean of the University of Indonesia, Akhyar Rido claimed to have experienced science and experience at The National University of Malaysia. "On campus there were many discussions and debates with professors and had research visits to Australia, Thailand, Singapore, and the Philippines," he said.