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Curriculum for Management IUP 2026

The Management Study Program curriculum is designed to produce graduates who are competent, adaptive, and globally competitive. It integrates theoretical and practical learning, encompassing core courses and specializations in financial management, marketing, human resources, and operations. A competency-based approach is applied to support the development of students’ professionalism and academic integrity.

Curriculum for International Undergraduate Program (IUP) – The Management Study Program

Based on Curriculum: Year of 2026 | Year of 2021 | Year of 2018

Semester 1
Code Courses Credits Compulsory Credits Elective Credits Type Prerequisite
EBKF262101 Introduction to Accounting 3 3 C
EBKF262102 Introduction to Business 3 3 C
EBKF262103 Introduction to Microeconomics 3 3 C
EBKF262104 Mathematics 1 3 3 C
EBKF262105 Sustainable Leadership Orientation 1 1 C
EBKF262106 Statistics 1 3 3 C
UNKU260008 State Ideology 2 2 C
Religion 2 2 C
Subtotal Semester 1 20 20
Semester 2
EBKF262201 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 3 C
EBKF262202 Financial Management 3 3 C
EBMN262201 Management 3 3 C
EBMN262202 Human Resource Management 3 3 C
EBMN262203 Decision Making 3 3 C
EBMN262204 Leadership Workshop 1 1 C
UNKU260009 Civics 2 2 C
UNKU260010 Indonesian Language 2 2 C
Subtotal Semester 2 20 20
Semester 3
EBKF262301 Business Communication and Negotiation 3 3 C
EBMN262301 Business Ethics and Sustainability 3 3 C
EBMN262302 Operations Management 3 3 C
EBMN262303 Marketing 3 3 C
EBMN262304 Business Planning 3 3 C
EBMN262305 Consumer Behavior 3 3 C
EBMN262306 Organizational Behavior 3 3 C
EBMN262307 Customer Insight and Design Thinking Workshop 2 2 C
Subtotal Semester 3 23 23
Semester 4
EBMN262401 Business Analytics 3 3 C
EBMN262402 International Business 3 3 C
EBMN262403 Entrepreneurship 3 3 C
EBMN262404 Information and Technology Management 3 3 C
EBMN262405 Enterprise Risk Management 3 3 C
Strategic Management 3 3 C
Business Modeling 3 3 C
Business Research Methods 3 3 C
Subtotal Semester 4 24 24
Semester 5
EBMN262501 Research Seminar 3 3 C
Intensification A-1 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Intensification A-2 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Intensification B-1 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Intensification B-2 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Intensification C-1 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Intensification C-2 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Elective 1 3 3 E Transdisciplinary Component
Subtotal Semester 5 24 3 21
Semester 6
UNKU260011 Health Literacy 2 C
UNKU260012 Digital Humanities 2 C
UNKU260013 Sustainable Future Skills 3 C
Elective 2 3 3 E
Elective 3 3 3 E
Elective 4 3 3 E
Elective 5 3 3 E
Subtotal Semester 6 19 7 12
Semester 7
UNKU260014 Community Service and Public Empowerment Learning (KKN-PPM) 4 4 C
UNKU260015 Community Communication 2 2 C
UNKU260016 Knowledge Management Application 2 2 C
Bachelor Thesis 6 6 C UNU1000>=C or UNU1001>=C or UNU1002>=C or UNU1003>=C or UNU1004>=C or UNU1005>=C and UNU1100>=C and UNU3000>=C and EBMN212227>=C and GPA>=2.00 and Credits>=135
Subtotal Semester 7 14 14
Total of Compulsory Courses Credits 84
Total of University Compulsory Courses Credits 27
Total of Elective and Intensification Credits 33
Total SKS Semester 1-7 144

List of the Elective Courses

Code Courses Credits
EBMN212046 English II 3
EBMN212047 Basic Philosophy 3
EBMN212048 Basic Psychology 3
EBMN212049 Basic Anthropology 3
EBMN212050 Business Law 3
SPD1303 Sociology and Politics 3
Leadership X 3
Leadership X 6
Leadership X 9

List of Intensification Courses

Code Courses Credits Field of Intensification
International Financial Management 3 Finance
Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis 3 Finance
Business Process Innovation and Transformation 3 Innovation and Operations
Business Process Improvement 3 Innovation and Operations
Customer Value Discovery, Creation, and Delivery 1 3 Marketing
Customer Value Discovery, Creation, and Delivery 2 3 Marketing
Leading Change X 3 Human Capital
Organizational Change and Development 3 Human Capital

Notes:

In the semesters 5 and 6:

  1. Students must complete three intensification packages, each consisting of two courses.
  2. Students must take five elective courses (either offered by the study program or from outside it, subject to availability).