Semarang, January 19, 2026 — The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences at Universitas Diponegoro (FISIP Undip) once again welcomed a visit from a high school. On this occasion, Citra Islami High School from Tangerang, Banten, arrived with a delegation of 55 enthusiastic students who were visibly impressed by the beautiful, comfortable, and academically conducive atmosphere of the FISIP campus.

The visit was warmly received by the academic community of FISIP Undip. Dinalestari Purbawati, S.E., M.Si., Akt., representing the Dean of FISIP Undip, delivered a heartfelt welcome address. In her presentation, Dina elaborated on the various strengths of FISIP Undip, covering admission pathways, Undip’s admission schedules, and detailed information about the International Undergraduate Program (IUP). She also highlighted the various facilities and advantages available to students through the IUP track, including its world-class learning environment.

The school representative, Mita Trilianti, S.Pd., expressed her appreciation and gratitude for the reception provided by FISIP Undip. “Undip is one of the most sought-after universities by our students. This visit serves as their initial step to get acquainted with campus life, while also motivating them so that after high school graduation, they already have a vision and the drive to pursue their studies at their dream university,” she stated.

Following the opening remarks, the event continued with a socialization and introduction to the study programs at FISIP Undip by faculty members. The material was delivered in an interactive and communicative manner, keeping the students engaged and attentive. Their enthusiasm was particularly shown during the Q&A session, where students actively asked various questions about university life and study prospects.

The event became even more engaging with a testimonial session featuring current students from the five undergraduate programs at FISIP Undip. The students shared their firsthand experiences during their studies, from academic activities to student organization engagements, further motivating the visiting high schoolers.

The visit concluded with a campus tour, inviting the students to see FISIP Undip’s international-standard facilities firsthand, such as the library, laboratories, classrooms, and student activity areas. Through this visit, the students gained a tangible picture of campus life and felt increasingly motivated to continue their education to the university level.

This activity is part of FISIP Undip’s ongoing commitment to opening avenues of education and inspiration for the younger generation in designing their academic futures.