SEMESTER I
The Bachelor of Management Study Program was established in 1954 and is currently one of the most rigorous study programs at UNAIR. The current curriculum has been updated to adapt to current developments, technology, and business digitalization. The Bachelor of Management Study Program has 5 specializations/concentrations, namely: (1) Marketing Management, (2) Financial Management, (3) Human Resource Management, (4) Operational and Supply Chain Management, and (5) Entrepreneurship, allowing students to choose a specialization/concentration that best suits their passion. Learning in the Bachelor of Management Study Program prioritizes case study and project approaches to implement outcome-based education (OBE), not just classical lectures. Currently, the Bachelor of Management Study Program has been accredited A by BAN PT, and has been internationally accredited by FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation) – Germany, ABEST21 (The Alliance on Business Education and Scholarship for Tomorrow, a 21st century organization) – Japan, and AUN (ASEAN University Network) – Southeast Asia. Welcome to the Bachelor of Management Study Program, FEB, Universitas Airlangga .
To become an innovative, leading Bachelor of Management Study Program at national and international levels based on religious morals.
1. Lecture Implementation
The academic year consists of two regular semesters: the odd semester, which runs from August to December, and the even semester, which runs from February to June. Each semester consists of 14 to 16 lecture sessions, including evaluations, which are conducted face-to-face in class or online.
2. Administrative Registration
Before filling in the course, students are required to complete the Single Tuition Fee (UKT) payment in accordance with applicable provisions.
3. Academic Registration
Courses are filled in through the Cybercampus system after UKT payment, by referring to the Study Result Card (KHS) and following the applicable curriculum provisions. For the Independent Learning–Independent Campus (MBKM) program, KRS is filled in through Cybercampus V2. Students can change or cancel courses they have taken by filling in the Study Plan Change Card (KPRS) a maximum of two weeks after the start of classes, to accommodate obstacles or changes to the planned courses. Delays in filling in the KRS without proper reasons may result in students being disallowed from attending classes in that semester.
4. Study Load
The S1 Management Study Program has a minimum total of 145 credits that must be completed to graduate.
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AGI101 – Islamic Religion I
AGP101 – Protestant Christianity I
AGK101 – Catholic Religion I
AGH101 – Hinduism I
AGB101 – Buddhism I
BAI100 – Indonesian
NOP103 – Pancasila
NOP104 – Citizenship
SIP107 – Data and Library
PHP103 – Logic and Critical Thinking
MNM107 – Introduction to Scientific Collaboration
MNM106 – Communication and Self-Development
MNU101 – Introduction to Business
AKK106 – Basic Accounting
EKT109 – Introduction to Economic Theory
MNU102 – Introduction to Management
MNU207 – Entrepreneurship
MNU113 – Digital Literacy
PSI401 – Organizational Behavior
MAS228 – Business Statistics I
AKM201 – Cost Accounting
MNK101 – Financial Management I
MAS229 – Business Statistics II
MNO202 – Operations and Supply Chain Management
MNM201 – Human Resource Management
MNP201 – Marketing Management
EKM101 – Monetary Economics
MNK201 – Financial Management II
MNU301 – International Business
MNU204 – Organizational Analysis
MNK312 – Financial Statement Analysis and Budgeting
AKM301 – Management Accounting
Elective Courses (must take 6 credits):
MNK315 – Personal Finance
MNU209 – Small & Medium Enterprise Management
EKS210 – Economics, Business and Finance from an Islamic Perspective
HKA308 – Taxation
MNP303 – Service Marketing Management
MNU311 – Business Planning
SII203 – Management Information Systems
MNM305 – Leadership
MNK202 – Quantitative Management
AGI401 – Islamic Religion II
AGP401 – Protestant Christianity II
AGK401 – Catholic Religion II
AGH401 – Hinduism II
AGB401 – Buddhism II
Elective Courses (must take 6 credits):
MNU322 – Decision Making Management
MNG304 – Performance Measurement
MNP306 – Business Marketing Management
MNU307 – Strategic Management
PNE402 – Research Methodology
MNK401 – Financial Management Seminar
MNK301 – International Financial Management
MNK303 – Investment Management
MNK327 – Banking and Other Financial Institutions
MNK304 – Capital Market
MNK337 – Islamic Financial Institutions and Capital Markets
MNK314 – Risk Management and Derivatives Finance
MNP301 – Strategic Marketing
PSI305 – Consumer Behavior
MNP401 – Marketing Management Seminar
MNP302 – Product and Brand Management
SOK336 – Integrated Marketing Communications
SIS303 – E-Marketing
MNP304 – International Marketing
MNO310 – Digital Supply Chain and Logistics
MNM306 – Change Management
MNM303 – Compensation Management
MNM401 – HR Seminar
PSI301 – Organizational Design
MNM312 – Data Analysis and HR Decision Making
MNU304 – Performance Management
MNM302 – Global HR
MNK330 – SME Financial Management
MNG308 – Business Development
MNG309 – Business Practice and Exhibition
EKI304 – Export Import
MNU305 – Innovation Management
MNU313 – Family Business Management
PSI305 – Consumer Behavior
MNO310 – Digital Supply Chain and Logistics
MNO305 – Operations Strategy
MNO306 – Operations Management and Supply Chain Seminar
MNK204 – Project Management
MNS305 – Production Planning and Control
MNO204 – Service Operations Management
MNO302 – Quality Management and Operational Excellence
MNO311 – Global Operations Management
MNU206 – Data Analysis and Business Forecasting
KKN441 – Community Service Lecture
PNE499 – Thesis
MNU329 – Business and Digital Transformation
ETE301 – Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
HKT416 – Legal Aspects of Business
SOK334 – Business Communication
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