Medan – FKM USU: FKM USU held a seminar titled “From Public Health Student to Future Entrepreneur and Professional” on Friday, October 2, 2026, at the Faculty of Public Health Auditorium.In her opening remarks, the Dean of the USU Faculty of Public Health, Dr. Umi Salmah, S.K.M., M.Kes., emphasized the importance of the seminar in preparing students to navigate an increasingly dynamic and competitive professional landscape. She highlighted that public health graduates are expected not only to possess strong academic competencies but also to develop essential skills in communication, networking, innovation, identifying opportunities, and creating solutions to real-world challenges. “Don't just be job seekers; prepare yourselves to become opportunity creators and agents of change,” she encouraged the students. Her message underscored the importance of developing public speaking skills, confidence, creativity, and integrity, as well as building professional networks. These competencies are essential for students as they prepare to enter the workforce and explore entrepreneurial opportunities. Through insightful presentations and experience-sharing sessions with guest speakers, students were encouraged to recognize their potential, cultivate an adaptable and entrepreneurial mindset, and develop practical skills aligned with the evolving demands of the professional world. The students demonstrated enthusiasm through their active participation throughout the seminar. They attentively followed the presentations, engaged in interactive discussions, and took the opportunity to gain valuable insights from the guest speakers' professional experiences. The seminar also contributed to the achievement of Key Performance Indicator (IKP) 13, which highlights the role of universities in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In particular, the event supported SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) by strengthening collaboration between higher education institutions and professional practitioners to develop competent, innovative, and competitive graduates.