Introducing UMPSA's flexible co-curricular model, designed to give students greater control over earning co-curricular credits. Students can choose from a wide variety of modules focused on developing their competency and affective domains. Each module is worth 2 CATS  (0.5 credits) and is offered multiple times throughout the semester. CATS refer to as Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme. Classes for each module are held on Saturdays from 8 AM to 5 PM, with specific dates assigned to each module. Students must attend the class on the designated date for their selected module, ensuring they can effectively balance their academic commitments and campus life. To fulfill the 2-credit co-curricular requirement, students must accumulate a minimum of 8 CATS.

Accumulated CATS do not expire and can be claimed at any point before graduation. Each module's credit can only be claimed once. This model offers an excellent opportunity for students to enrich their educational experience while efficiently managing their time and responsibilities.

Examples of offered modules

1.Digital Citizenship

2.Kayakking

3.Archery

4.Chess

5.Golf

6.Futsal

7.3D design and 3D printing

8.Canva tutorial

Selection of Cadets

New cadet recruitment is open exclusively to first-year students. Cadet selection occurs only in the first semester. The recruitment process and final decisions are managed by each respective Uniformed Body (BBU). Only students pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree or Dual Degree are eligible to join.

Training of Cadets

Cadets are required to attend the designated training sessions. Training may take place either on-campus or off-campus, depending on the type of training. Each cadet must complete 4 semesters of training for Kor SUKSIS, Kor SISPA, and PASKAM, while 6 semesters of training are required for PALAPES. 

Privileges for BBU Cadets

College Dormitory Accommodation is provided for BBU cadets.

 Allowance is granted during training, subject to the terms set by the respective BBU.

Cadets who successfully complete the training within the specified period are eligible to participate in the commissioning process, such as becoming a Second Lieutenant in the Volunteer Reserve Force for PALAPES cadets.

The Foundations of Clubs and Associations are Built on 8 Core Pillars.

1. Leadership

2. Community Service

3. volunteering

4. Sports 

5. Arts and Culture

6. entrepreneurship

7. Public Speaking

8. Initiative and Innovation