Soil plays a vital role in all life on Earth, not only as a medium for plant growth but also as a support for human life, aimed at the welfare of all living beings. The strategic issues that continue to resonate concerning soil resources include increasing population density, food and energy sovereignty, regional infrastructure, land ownership and use, climate change, marginal land, land degradation and conversion, and agricultural development. These problems present challenges for soil science graduates who must address and solve them. Soil science graduates possess the ability to identify, analyze, plan, utilize, and evaluate the potential of land resources, and are capable of adopting technology. They are committed to advancing soil sciences and land resource management and applying this knowledge to society for sustainable national development.