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Community Service Program (Kuliah Kerja Nyata abbreviated as KKN in Bahasa Indonesia) is an intracurricular activity held by placing students in certain areas in Indonesia. Community Service Program participants consist of student groups with interdisciplinary units. This program is an integrated activity between education and community service in a minimum period of eight weeks which is equivalent to 8 credits. Students will carry out this program for two months with a total of 288 working hours. By the end of the program, students will get a score that will be calculated in the graduation credits at the end of the Bachelor program study. The implementation of KKN is managed by the UGM’s Directorate of Community Service (DPKM UGM).

Academic Requirements for KKN Participants

The requirements for Community Service Program (KKN) consist of academic and administrative requirements. This is in accordance with the Gadjah Mada University Rector’s Decree Number 551/UN1.P/KPT/HUKOR/2022 regarding the Community Service Implementation-Community Empowerment Learning at Gadjah Mada University in 2022, namely:

  1. Registered as an active student
  2. Community Service Program Course is compulsory for Diploma 4, Bachelor, and Profession students at Gadjah Mada University with a weight of 8 credits conducted in a minimum of 2 months or the equivalent of 288 working hours in the effective field
  3. Have taken a minimum of 96 credits worth of lectures and practical course with no E grade (According to the Gadjah Mada University Rector’s Decree)
  4. Registered as a KKN-PPM participant at the faculty as evidenced by the Course Selection Sheet (KRS) in the semester when the KKN-PPM is held.
  5. Following up on Circular Letter of the Vice Rector of Education and Teaching, and Student Affairs Number 3889 /UN1.PI/DIR-PP/DI/2020 regarding SIA Simaster Data Filling, here we convey the information regarding changes to the KRS system for KKN-PPM UGM activities, as follows:
    • 1st period of KKN is listed on even semester course selection (KRS)
    • 2nd period of KKN is listed on the inter-semester course selection (KRS)
    • 3rd period of KKN is listed on the odd semester course selection (KRS)
    • 4th period of KKN is listed on the even semester course selection (KRS)
  6. Currently not taking any courses and practical courses
  7. For female students, not pregnant
  8. Prospective KKN-PPM participants verification is carried out by the faculty to DPKM through the simaster’s faculty admin
  9. KKN-PPM activities are given recognition of 8 credits, with the following details:
    • UNU222001 KKN-PPM 4 credits
    • UNU222002 Public Communication 2 credits
    • UNU222004 Application of Knowledge Management 2 credits for students of the social humanities and health cluster.

Administrative Requirements for KKN Participants

Students who register for KKN must meet the following administrative requirements.

  1. Academic and administrative requirements verification of prospective KKN-PPM participants done by the academic section of the faculty
  2. Verified as KKN-PPM participants by the Faculty Admin
  3. Prospective KKN-PPM participants are required to take debriefing, general tests, and KKN-PPM health tests according to the specified schedule
  4. KKN-PPM participants are participants who have registered at simaster.ugm.ac.id and have attended the full KKN debriefing, have carried out the General Test, and passed the health test

Adjustment of KKN-PPM UGM Credits

Based on the Rector’s Circular Letter Number 6392/UN1.P/Dir-PP/KM.07/2022 dated 2 August 2022 concerning The Adjustment of KKN-PPM SKS and KPI Achievement Targets; Study Program Manager Circular Letter Number 8756/UN1/FEB.S1/AKM/KR/2022 concerning The Adjustment of Credits Weight for Community Service Program (KKN). The KKN-PPM credits weight, which was originally 3 credits, will be adjusted based on the following conditions.

The KKN-PPM credits adjustment does not change the number of credits for compulsory and elective courses that have been set in each Undergraduate Study Program curriculum so that the number of graduation credits will increase by 5 credits in each Study Program, for example: the number of graduation credits of Accounting Study Program students (Bachelor Regular class) 2018 curriculum, which was previously 145 credits, will change into 150 credits. 

Regulations for Students Participating in International Mobility

For students who participate in international mobility programs such as exchange or dual degree, students must fulfill the same Community Service Program (KKN) requirements as students who do not participate in international mobility programs.

Students can conduct the Community Service Program (KKN) before or after the implementation of the international mobility program as long as students or participants meet the minimum requirements for participation in Community Service Program (KKN), namely having taken 96 credits without an E grade.

Complete information regarding KKN-UGM can be seen at the following link, https://kkn.ugm.ac.id 

 

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The following is a list of the UGM Faculty of Economics and Business Undergraduate Program curriculum

Bachelor of Accounting Program

Bachelor of Economics Program

Bachelor of Management Program

 

Course and Syllabus

List of course syllabi (requires 365 UGM account login)

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Curriculum for International Undergraduate Program (IUP) - Program Study of Accounting

Based on Curriculum: Year of 2022 | Year of 2018

Semester 1
Code Courses Credits Compulsory Credits Type Prerequisite Syllabus
AKU1601 Introducing to Accounting 3 3 W    
AKU1601a Tutorial of Introducing to Accounting 0 0 W    
BDU1105 Indonesian Language and Culture 3 3 W    
BDU1106 English Writing Skills 3 3 W    
EKO1101 Introduction to Economics I 3 3 W    
EKO1104 Mathematics for Economics I 3 3 W    
EKO1108 Statistics I 3 3 W    
MAN1501 Introduction to Business 3 3 W    
SPD1303 Business Environment: Sociology & Politics 3 3 W    
  Subtotal Semester 1 24 24      
Semester 2
AKU2101 Intermediate Accounting I 3 3 W AKU1601>=C  
AKU2102 Intermediate Accounting II 3 3 W AKU1601>=C  
AKU2402 System and Information Technology 3 3 W AKU1401>=C  
AKU2403 Accounting Information System 3 3 W AKU1401>=C  
BDU1107 German Language 3 3 W    
EKO1102 Introduction to Economics II 3 3 W    
EKO2102 Statistics Economics II 3 3 W EKO1108>=C  
MAN1502 Management 3 3 W    
  Subtotal Semester 2 24 24      
Semester 3
AKU2203 Cost Accounting and Management Accounting 3 3 W AKU1601>=C  
AKU3105 Advance Accounting 3 3 W AKU2102>=C  
AKU3307 Auditing 6 6 W AKU2102>=C  
AKU4408 Digital Business 3 3 W    
AKU4613 Special Topics in Accounting 3 3 W AKU2102>=C  
MAN2101 Financial Management 1 3 3 W MAN1501>=C  
UNU1100 Indonesian Values and Ideology 3 3 W    
  Subtotal Semester 3 24 24      
Semester 4
AKU3203 Management Control System 3 3 W AKU2202>=C  
AKU3304 Information System Audit 3 3 W AKU2403>=C and AKU3307>=C  
AKU3404 Systems Analysis and Design 3 3 W AKU2403>=C  
AKU3501 Taxation 3 3 W AKU2102>=C  
AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 3 3 W AKU2102>=C  
AKU4105 Accounting Theory 3 3 W AKU3104>=C  
MAN2102 Financial Management II 3 3 W MAN2101>=C  
MAN2604 Business Law 3 3 W MAN1501>=C  
  Subtotal Semester 4 24 24      
Semester 5
AKU3604 Research Methodology in Accounting 3 3 W EKO2102>=C and SKS>=95  
AKU3610 Business and Profession Ethics 3 3 W AKU2102>=C and AKU2202>=C and AKU3302>=C  
EKO3104 Indonesian Economy 3 3 W EKO1102>=C  
MAN3503 Business Planning 3 3 W    
MAN4513 Business Communication and Negotiation 3 3 W MAN1501>=C  
  Elective Course 1 3   P    
  Elective Course 2 3   P    
  Elective Course 3 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 5 24 15      
Semester 6
  Elective Course 4 3   P    
  Elective Course 5 3   P    
  Elective Course 6 3   P    
  Elective Course 7 3   P    
  Elective Course 8 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 6 15        
Semester 7
AKU4611 Skripsi 6 6 W SKS>=132 and IPK>=2.00 and AKU3604>=C  
UNU222001 Social Community Service 4 4 W SKS>=90 and IPK>=2.00  
UNU222002 Community Communication 2 2      
UNU222004 Implementation of Knowledge Management 2 2      
  Subtotal Semester 7 14 14      
  Total Credits for Compulsory Courses 125        
  Total Credits for Elective Courses 24        
  Total Credits Semester 1-7 149        

Note: Student can take the credits up to 24 credits if they have the GPA min 3,75

List of Elective Courses

No Code Courses Credits Semester Prerequisite
1 AKU3106 Financial Statement Analysis 3 6 AKU3104>=C
2 AKU3204 Strategic Managerial Accounting 3 6 AKU2202>=C
3 AKU3303 Internal Auditing 3 5 AKU3301>=C
4 AKU3305 Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation 3 5 AKU3302>=C
5 AKU4405 Database Management System 3   AKU3404>=C
6 AKU4406 Decision Supporting System 3   AKU2403>=C
7 AKU4407 Enterprise Resources Planning 3 6 AKU2403>=C
8 AKU4409 Data Analytics for Accounting 3 5 EKO2102>=C AKU2102>=C, and AKU2403>=C
9 AKU4503 Accounting and Financial Accountability 3   AKU3502>=C
10 AKU4504 Tax Planning 3   AKU3501>=C
11 AKU4505 International Taxation 3   AKU3501>=C
12 AKU4506 Public Financial Management 3   AKU3502>=C
13 AKU4612 Portfolio and Investment Analysis 3 5 MAN2101>=C
14 AKU4614 Sharia Accounting 3 2 SKS>=95
15 AKU4615 Corporate Governance 3 3 SKS>=95
16 EKO4401 Bank and Financial Institutions 3   EKO1102>=C
17 MAN1401 Quantitative Methods and Decision Making 3   EKO1104>=C
18 MAN2204 Marketing 3 3 MAN1501>=C
19 MAN2301 Organizational Behavior 3   MAN1501>=C
20 MAN2402 Operation Management 3   MAN1501>=C and MAN1401>=C
21 MAN3104 Business Valuation 3   MAN2102>=C
22 MAN3105 International Financial Management 3 5 MAN2102>=C
23 MAN3303 Cross Cultural Management 3    
24 MAN3305 Strategic Management 3 6 MAN1501>=C and MAN1502>=C
25 MAN3404 Supply Chain Management 3   MAN2402>=C
26 MAN3506 International Business 3 5 MAN1501>=C
27 MAN3508 Managerial Economics 3   EKO1104>=C and EKO1102>=C
28 MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 3 3 MAN1501>=C
29 UNU1000 Religion: Islam 2    

Note: For elective courses, students are advised to take 3 elective courses with the code AKU

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Merdeka Belajar Program – Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) is a program that gives students the right to study outside the study program and provides space for students to carry out learning that is centered on the program.

MBKM Programs:

  1. Kampus Mengajar
  2. Magang dan Studi Independen Bersertifikat (MSIB)
  3. Pertukaran Mahasiswa Merdeka (PMM)
  4. Wirausaha Merdeka
  5. Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA)
  6. Bangkit by Google, GoTo, and Traveloka
  7. Gerakan Inisiatif Listrik Tenaga Surya (Gerilya)

A. Pre-KRS SIMASTER

  1. Students who have passed the admission selection for the MBKM Program are required to provide information along with proof of acceptance to the MBKM FEB UGM team via email (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).
  2. Students who have passed the MBKM program selection are required to complete the Pre-KRS. The following is the pre-KRS SIMASTER filling period for the MBKM program
  3. Pre-KRS manual: http://ugm.id/PanduanMhsSIMBKM 
    Bachelor degree MBKAM additional activities suggestion S1 MBKM: http://ugm.id/UsulanKegiatanSIMBKM 
  4. Information regarding Learning Agreement:
    • Students are obliged to send the MBKM Program’s learning agreement along with the syllabus and supporting documents which explains the program’s activity. Send the documents through the email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
    • Learning agreement can be donwloaded on http://bit.ly/InfoSWPDC, select PROGRAM MBKM, and select the documents.
    • MBKM team will send the learning agreement back to the student after it is approved and signed by the Head of the Study Program. Students then conduct the Pre-KRS Simaster process.
  5. Maximum credit for bachelor degree is 24 each semester. Students are obliged to leave credit spaces on the ongoing semester for the MBKM program credit transfer.
  6. Students correspondece with only one email thread (do not communicate with any email disconnected to the thread), until the end of the MBKM program including the administration process. The use of one thread email is intended so that the MBKM team can monitor progress/monitor student activities and get decent data records.
  7. For International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA), coomunication is conducted through email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
  8. Approved transferred credits which has been included on the Pre-KRS will be integrated with the study plan. There is no need for students to conduct the independent course registration on the course selection period (KRS) since Pre-KRS and regular KRS are two different schemes.

B. Each Study Progam MBKM’s Conversion Provisions and Scheme

  1. Accounting Bachelor Degree
    1. Students who have passed the MBKM program selection are not allowed to resign
    2. Students are allowed to take courses while participating in the MBKM Program, with the following conditions:
      1. Students provide information to partners and obtained approval
      2. MBKM activities and lectures do not interfere with each other
      3. Students take full responsibility should there is a schedule that coincides with lectures during the implementation of the MBKM program. The study program does not provide special dispensation related to lecture activities for students taking part in MBKM program
    3. Students can apply for conversion in the form of:
      1. Recognition/conversion to courses credit up to 20 credits and recorded activities on the Surat Keterangan Pendamping Ijazah (SKPI)
      2. Recorded on SKPI
      3. Students are required to fill in SIMASTER during judiciary/graduation while writing SKPI.
    4. Courses requirements which can be applied for conversion:
      1. Elective courses in the curriculum used by students.
      2. A new course with the name of “Independence Campus Independent Learning Program…(amount)…SKS”
    5. Conversion of courses from the MBKM Program are counted as elective courses and are included in the calculation of the credits number required for graduation.
    6. Converted MBKM grades are in accordance with the grades given by the MBKM Program partners listed in the transcript.
    7. Students who need a Field Supervisor (DPL) can submit an application via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. at the start of the MBKM Program along with the supervisor’s duties and functions during the mentoring. We strongly recommend students to communicate with partners in advance regarding supervisor’s needs.
    8. Students who take the thesis in the current semester (2022/2023 Even Semester) (fill in the Thesis KRS), the maximum number of credits that can be submitted for conversion from the MBKM Program is 18 credits.
    9. j. If in the current semester (Even 2022/2023) students take thesis along with the implementation of the MBKM program, then the process and thesis guidance scheme will be carried out in accordance with the Thesis Advisory Lecturer (DPS) policy and the agreement between the student and the lecturer. Students can communicate further with their respective DPS.
    10. Students can register for thesis defense and take comprehensive exams/UKBK while carrying out the MBKM Program. However, graduation documents such as a Surat Keterangan Lulus (SKL) and the judiciary and graduation registration process will be issued by the Academic Section after all the activities and administration of the MBKM Program have been completed between students and partners, Kampus Merdeka, and the Faculty.
  2. Economics Bachelor Degree
    1. Students who have passed the MBKM program selection are not allowed to resign.
    2. Students are allowed to take courses while participating in the MBKM Program, with the following conditions:
      1. Students provide information to partners and obtained approval
      2. MBKM activities and lectures do not interfere with each other
      3. Students take full responsibility should there is a schedule that coincides with lectures during the implementation of the MBKM program. The study program does not provide special dispensation related to lecture activities for students taking part in MBKM program
    3. Students can apply for conversion in the form of:
      1. Recognition/conversion to courses credit up to 9 credits (20 credits conversion for IISMA program participants only) and recorded activities on the Surat Keterangan Pendamping Ijazah (SKPI)
      2. Recorded on SKPI
      3. Students are required to fill in SIMASTER during judiciary/graduation while writing SKPI.
    4. Courses requirements which can be applied for conversion:
      1. Elective courses in the curriculum used by students.
      2. A new course with the name of “Independence Campus Independent Learning Program…(amount)…SKS”
    5. Conversion of courses from the MBKM Program are counted as elective courses and are included in the calculation of the credits number required for graduation.
    6. Converted MBKM grades are in accordance with the grades given by the MBKM Program partners listed in the transcript.
    7. Students who need a Field Supervisor (DPL) can submit an application via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. at the start of the MBKM Program along with the supervisor’s duties and functions during the mentoring. We strongly recommend students to communicate with partners in advance regarding supervisor’s needs.
    8. Students who carry out MBKM activities in the current semester (Even 2022/2023) can take the thesis (fill in the Thesis KRS).
    9. If in the current semester (Even 2022/2023) students take thesis along with the implementation of the MBKM program, then the process and thesis guidance scheme will be carried out in accordance with the Thesis Advisory Lecturer (DPS) policy and the agreement between the student and the lecturer. Students can communicate further with their respective DPS.
    10. Students can register for thesis defense and take comprehensive exams/UKBK while carrying out the MBKM Program. However, graduation documents such as a Surat Keterangan Lulus (SKL) and the judiciary and graduation registration process will be issued by the Academic Section after all the activities and administration of the MBKM Program have been completed between students and partners, Kampus Merdeka, and the Faculty.
  3. Management (Business) Bachelor Degree
    1. Students who have passed the MBKM program selection are not allowed to resign.
    2. Students who take part in the MBKM Program in the current semester (Even 2022/2023) are allowed to take a maximum of 4 credits of courses, with the following conditions:
      1. Students provide information to partners and obtained approval
      2. MBKM activities and lectures do not interfere with each other
      3. Students take full responsibility should there is a schedule that coincides with lectures during the implementation of the MBKM program. The study program does not provide special dispensation related to lecture activities for students taking part in MBKM program
    3. Students who are currently in their 8th semester cannot take thesis and MBKM program simultaneously, since it will exceed the maximum credits limit number per semester for undergraduate students, which is 24 credits (an example of calculation if students take thesis and MBKM simultaneously) concurrently: 20 credits from the MBKM Program conversion + 6 thesis credits = 26 credits). Therefore, students will carry out informal thesis guidance and will receive an informal Thesis Supervisor (DPS) allocation while the MBKM program is running. Then, in the 9th semester, students carry out the Thesis and conduct a comprehensive Thesis and trial at least two months after receiving the formal DPS allocation.
    4. The informal thesis supervisor during the MBKM program will be the same as the informal thesis supervisor that has been allocated while taking Seminar courses for students who have already taken Seminar courses before participating in the MBKM Program, , students can continue the mentoring session with the lecturer. Should the students have not taken Seminar courses, students can apply for conversion of the MBKM Program, one of which is to Seminar courses and will receive an allocation of informal thesis supervisors.
    5. Students who need Field Supervisors (DPL) can apply directly to the lecturer via email. Students are asked to contact the MBKM program from the start alongside with information regarding the DPL's duties and functions of the DPL during the mentoring. We strongly recommend that students communicate with partners in advance regarding DPL needs. If the lecturer is willing, the student could submit an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. accompanied by approval proof for further processing.
    6. Students who have received DPL allocations for the MBKM program and are committed to continuing and developing the results of the MBKM program that have been implemented into thesis topics, the allocation of Informal Thesis Advisors will be the same as the DPL that has been allocated in the MBKM program. If students are not committed to continuing and developing the results of the MBKM program that have been implemented as a thesis topic, students will receive DPS allocations in accordance with the study program policies.
    7. Further provisions related to the MBKM Program policies that apply to the Bachelor of Management Study Program can be seen in the following Circular Letter: http://ugm.id/7680SEMBKMS1MAN.

C. Pasca Program

  1. Students are required to submit post-MBKM Program documents a maximum of 14 days before the next semester's KRS period begins. Following are the post-MBKM Program documents that must be submitted by students.
    1. Accepted learning agreement from Head of Study Program*
    2. MBKM activity report (the format can be adapted to the format from the Kampus Merdeka)*
    3. Worksheet/logbook which explains the activities done on the MBKM Program*
    4. Personal testimony on participating in the MBKM Program (free format)*
    5. Official transcript/grades from MBKM Program partner*
      The format of the assessment form or transcript is endeavored to have values in the form of numeric grades and letter grades as well as a conversion scheme from numeric grades to letter grades. If no conversion scheme is available from partners, then the conversion process will be in accordance with the provisions that apply at UGM.
    6. Official internship cover letter from the faculty *
    7. Certificate
    8. Progaram’s Syllabus*
    9. Other Supporting Document(s).
    Documents with (*) are obligatory to be submitted.
    All documents to be sent through This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. emaik in pdf format and not in zip file.
  2. Specifically for the International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) program, the post-program documents that must be submitted are as follows:
    1. Signed learning Agreement from home university and host university
    2. Syllabus
    3. Testimony
    4. Official Transcript
    All documents to be sent through This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. email in pdf format and not in zip file.
  3. Students are required to apply for a lecturer evaluation bypass for the current semester (Even 2022/2023) since the mobility program is being implemented. 

Further information regarding the MBKM Program https://kampusmerdeka.kemdikbud.go.id 

 

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Curriculum for International Undergraduate Program (IUP) - Program Study of Economics

Based on Curriculum: Year of 2022 | Year of 2018

Semester 1
Code Courses Credits Compulsory Credits Type Prerequisite Syllabus
AKU1601 Introducing to Accounting 3 3 W    
BDU1105 Indonesian Language and Culture 3 3 W    
BDU1106 English Writing Skills 3 3 W    
EKO1101 Introduction to Economics I 3 3 W    
EKO1104 Mathematics for Economics I 3 3 W    
EKO1108 Statistics for Economics I 3 3 W    
MAN1501 Introduction to Business 3 3 W    
  Subtotal Semester 1 21 21      
Semester 2
BDU1107 German Language 3 3 W    
EKO1102 Introduction to Economics II 3 3 W EKO1101>=C  
EKO1107 Mathematics for Economics II 3 3 W EKO1104>=C  
EKO1109 Mathematical Logic 3 3 W    
EKO1501 Introduction to Law 3 3 W    
EKO2102 Statistics for Economics II 3 3 W EKO1108>=C  
  Elective Course 1* 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 2 21 18      
Semester 3
BDU1105 Indonesian Values and Ideology 3 3 W    
EKO1103 Sociology Economics 3 3 W    
EKO1105 Microeconomics I 3 3 W EKO1101>=C, EKO1104>=C  
EKO1106 Macroeconomics I 3 3 W EKO1102>=C  
  Elective Course 2* 3   P    
  Elective Course 3* 3   P    
  Elective Course 4* 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 3 21 12      
Semester 4
EKO2101 Microeconomics II 3 3 W EKO1105>=C  
EKO2111 Macroeconomics II 3 3 W EKO1106>=C  
EKO2201 Econometrics I 3 3 W EKO2102>=C, EKO1107>=C, EKO1106>=C, EKO1105>=C  
EKO2301 International Economics I 3 3 W EKO1105>=C, EKO1106>=C  
EKO2401 Monetary Economics I 3 3 W EKO1105>=C, EKO1106>=C  
EKO2401 Public Economics I 3 3 W EKO1105>=C, EKO1106>=C  
EKO2601 Development Economics I 3 3 W EKO1105>=C, EKO1106>=C  
  Subtotal Semester 4 21 21      
Semester 5
EKO2202 Public Economics II 3 3 W EKO2201>=C  
EKO2302 International Economics II 3 3 W EKO2301>=C  
EKO2402 Monetary Economics II 3 3 W EKO2401>=C  
EKO2602 Development Economics II 3 3 W EKO2601>=C  
EKO3101 History of Economic Thought 3 3 W EKO1105>=C, EKO1106>=C  
EKO3104 Indonesian Economy 3 3 W EKO2601>=C  
EKO3115 Microeconemetrics 3 3 W EKO2112>=C  
  Subtotal Semester 5 21 21      
Semester 6
EKO2602 Reserch Methodology 3 3 W EKO3114>=C  
EKO3116 Macroenometrics 3 3 W EKO2101>=C and EKO2111>=C  
  Elective Course 5* 3   P    
  Elective Course 6* 3   P    
  Elective Course 7* 3   P    
  Elective Course 8* 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 6 18 6      
Semester 7
EKO3702 Workshop on Development Economics 3 3 W EKO2602>=C  
EKO3703 Workshop on Monetary Economics 3 3 W EKO2402>=C  
EKO3705 Workshop on International Economics 3 3 W EKO2302>=C  
EKO3706 Workshop on Public Economics 3 3 W EKO2202>=C  
  Elective Course 9* 3   P    
  Elective Course 10* 3   P    
  Elective Course 11* 3   P    
  Subtotal Semester 7 12 3      
Semester 8
EKO3705 Bachelor Thesis 6 6 W (EKO3701>D or EKO3702>D or EKO3703>D or EKO3705>D or EKO3706>D)
and IPK>=2.00 and SKS>=132 and EKO3105>=C		  
UNU222001 Social Community Service (KKN-PPM) 4 4 W SKS>=90 and IPK>=2.00  
UNU222002 Community Communication 2 2 W    
UNU222004 Implementation of Knowledge Management 2 2 W    
  Subtotal Semester 8 14 14      
  Total Credits for Compulsory Courses 116        
  Total Credits for Elective Courses 33        
  Total Credits Semester 1-8 149        

Note: Student can take the credits up to 24 credits if they have the GPA min 3,75.


Selected Electives in Semester II (courses taken from Accounting or Management Department)

No Code Courses Credits Type Prerequisite Syllabus
1 AKU1401 Introduction to Information System 3      
2 AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 3      
3  MAN1401 Quantitative Methods for Decision Making 3      
4  MAN1502 Management 3      
5  MAN2101 Financial Management I 3      
6  MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 3      


Selected Electives in Semester III (courses taken from Accounting or Management Department)

No Code Courses Credits Type Prerequisite Syllabus
1 AKU2402 System and Information Technology 3      
2 MAN2102 Financial Management II 3      
3 MAN3103 Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis 3      
4 MAN3305 Strategic Management 3      
5 MAN4512 Business Communication and Negotiation 3      


List of Elective Courses in Semester VI and Semester VII

No Code Courses Credits Type Prerequisite Syllabus
1 AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 3 P AKU1601>=C  
2 EKO2501 Business Economics 3 P EKO2501>=C  
3 EKO4201 Environmental Economics 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
4 EKO4203 Public Communication 3 P EKO2201>=C  
5 EKO4204 Health Economics 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
6 EKO4301 ASEAN Economics 3 P EKO2301>=C  
7 EKO4302 International Business 3 P EKO2301>=C and EKO1105>=C  
8 EKO4303 International Relation 3 P EKO2301>=C  
9 EKO4401 Bank and Financial Intermediaries 3 P EKO1106>=C and EKO2401>=C  
10 EKO4402 Central Banking 3 P EKO2401>=C  
11 EKO4601 Economics and Natural and Energy Resources 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
12 EKO4602 Human Resource Economics 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
13 EKO4603 Game Theory 3 P EKO1107>=C  
14 EKO4604 Fundamental of Economic Planning 3 P EKO2601>=C  
15 EKO4605 Regional and Urban Economics 3 P EKO2601>=C  
16 EKO4606 Energy Economics 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
17 EKO4607 Economics of Education 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
18 EKO4701 Data Panel Econometrics 3 P EKO2112>=C  
19 EKO4702 Tool of Economics Analysis 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
20 EKO4703 Basic Property Valuation 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
21 EKO4704 Property Management 3 P EKO4703>=C  
22 EKO4705 Comparative Economics System 3 P EKO1105>=C and EKO1106>=C  
23 EKO4706 Economic Experiment 3 P EKO1101>=C and EKO1102>=C  
24 EKO4707 Cooperative Economics 3 P EKO1101>=C and EKO1102>=C  
25 MAN1401 Quantitative Method for Decision Making 3 P EKO1104>=C  
26  MAN1502 Management 3 P    
27  MAN2101 Financial Management I 3 P MAN1501>=C and AKU1601>=C  
28  MAN2102 Financial Management II 3 P MAN2101>=C  
29  MAN3103 Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis 3 P MAN2101>=C  
30  MAN3305 Strategic Management 3 P MAN1501>=C and MAN1502>=C  
31  MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 3 P EKO2501>=C  
32  MAN4512 Business Communication and Negotiation 3 P    


Requirements of Minimum Score to Graduate from FEB UGM

In accordance with the Academic Policy regarding the Requirements of Minimum Score and General Provisions for Registration of Thesis and Comprehensive Examinations for Undergraduate Students at FEB UGM Class of 2017 and earlier Number 5721/FEB/AKM/DI/2019 dated August 12, 2019, and Academic Policy Number 5348/FEB/AKM/DI /2019 dated August 12, 2019 regarding the Requirements of the Minimum Score to Take the Thesis and Comprehensive Exams, as well as the 2020 Undergraduate Program Academic Guidebook, the minimum scores required to graduate are set out as follows.

  1. Class of 2018 students and after must have C as the minimum score for all compulsory, elective, and thesis test scores.
  2. Class of 2017 and previous students must have C- as the minimum score for all compulsory subjects, electives, and thesis test scores.

 

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