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About PSEC
Process System Engineering Competition (PSEC) is one out of the five branches of competitions held by Process and Green Engineering Days (PGD) UI 2025. PSEC provides a platform for students from chemical, bioprocess, and process engineering majors all around the world to develop solutions to an open problem within the realms of energy and process engineering by utilizing a process simulator. This competition aims to sharpen participants’ ability to analyze and solve the problems with precise assumptions by harnessing the power of process simulators as tools for generating industrial scale production. In this competition, participants are free to explore and give their creative and innovative alternative process designs according to the related topic.
About ICAST
International Case Study Competition (I-CAST) is one out of the five branch competitions held by Process Engineering and Energy Days (PGD) UI 2025. I-CAST provides a platform for students from various majors all around the world to develop diverse problem solving about global issues in industrial cases through an integrated process of application of engineering knowledge while taking into account environmental sustainability, impact on the economy, empowering social communities, and even cultural behavior. This competition is expected to improve participants’ ability to analyze problems and their creativity in innovating a feasible solution.
About CPDC
Chemical Product Design Competition (CPDC) is an annual international competition for university students from a diverse field of study, focusing on developing functional and economically viable chemical-based products. CPDC encourages students to innovate and develop products that address global challenges and issues, leveraging the core competencies of chemical engineering. Each year, CPDC receives over one hundred abstract submissions and is joined by more than fifty leading national and international universities.
About PETRONATION
Petroleum Integrated Smart Competition, also known as Petronation, is a competition targeting delegates’ insights about the energy, oil, and gas industry through questions in a rally format. Petronation aims to encourage critical thinking and quick problem-solving skills among delegates and to identify individuals who are confident in their knowledge of the industry’s concepts and practices.
About SEMUN
Student Energy Model United Nations (SE-MUN) is a competition that simulates an International United Nations conference for undergraduate students, focusing on diplomacy, international relations, and global issues. This year’s theme, “Sustainable Urban Development: Building Climate-Resilient Cities for the Future,” highlights the challenges posed by climate change to urban environments and the need for integrating sustainable practices into urban planning. Delegates will explore innovative solutions such as green infrastructure, renewable energy, and eco-friendly systems. Discussions will focus on both technical and geopolitical aspects, aiming to enhance cities’ resilience and contribute to global climate goals.