Student organizations are a crucial element of a faculty, serving as a platform for all student activities and supporting student development. As students, we, as students, require a great deal of information from both within and outside the faculty itself to inform the student activity patterns.

NATREL is a work program from the Public Relations Department of HIMA EP which is a forum for students, especially Development Economics students Universitas Airlangga to learn more about the majors and professional circles of their majors. NATREL is divided into two parts where Natrel phase 1 of the university received guests from Undpad on August 16, 2019 and phase 2 in October (14-19) which will visit various agencies outside Surabaya

This activity serves as a platform for exchanging information and developing students' mindsets, reasoning skills, and creativity, which is expected to benefit the students, faculty, and university. Given the current situation and realities, we, as students of the Faculty of Economics and Business, have taken the initiative to implement activities aimed at increasing students' knowledge of the student organization system that will be implemented.

This activity serves as a platform for developing academic insight, expected to foster academic innovation, particularly within the Faculty of Economics and Business Universitas Airlangga as a significant force. It also serves to refresh and rediscover the students' potential. This activity will ultimately leave a lasting impression and serve as a key resource for students to resume their roles as members of society with the foundation and ambition to make change, as students are, whether they realize it or not, agents of change within the existing societal strata.

For this reason, we welcome visits from other universities. These visits provide an opportunity for students, especially Development Economics Students of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Airlangga to establish good relations with the universities that come to visit us.