IUP: Development Economics - Faculty of Economics and Business Universitas Airlangga

INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME

Development Economics

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Objectives

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Information

Academic Rules

Students in the IUP FEB UNAIR will study in an international environment, with internationally standardized facilities and be taught by lecturers with intense international experience. The international experience of the lecturers in IUP FEB UNAIR manifests in several ways, such as extensive international collaboration, graduating from universities abroad, or having international recognition.

The IUP FEB UNAIR determines to make students in the IUP FEB UNAIR program get as much international exposure as possible. Besides the international environment in the program, students are also required to take at least one of the following international exposures: a one-semester exchange program, a dual degree program, or an outbound abroad in one of the partner universities.

Graduate Profile

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Study Plan

Semester

1

AGI101 – Islam I

AGP101 – Protestantism I

AGK101 – Catholicism I

AGH101 – Hinduism I

AGB101 – Buddhism I

BAI100 – Indonesian

NOP103 – Pancasila

NOP104 – Civics

SIP107 – Data Literacy and Referencing

EKT101 – Introduction to Macroeconomics Theory

EKT102 – Introduction to Microeconomic Theory

MNU101 – Introduction to Business

Semester

2

PHP103 – Logic & Critical Thinking

MNM107 – Introduction to Scientific Collaboration

MNM106 – Communication & Self-Development

EKT201 – Macroeconomics Theory I

EKT202 – Microeconomics Theory I

MAS101 – Statistics I

MAT106 – Mathematical Economics I

PHE101 – Philosophy of Economics

Semester

3

MAT112 – Mathematical Economics II

MAS201 – Statistics II

EKK302 – Econometrics I

EKT301 – Macroeconomics Theory II

EKT302 – Microeconomics Theory II

EKP203 – Indonesian Economy

EKP201 – Development Economics I

Semester

4

PNE402 – Research Methodology

EKK303 – Econometrics II

EKT401 – Applied Economics Theory

EKK304 – Economic Modeling

EKM101 – Monetary Economics I

EKP205 – Public Economics I

Elective course

Semester

5

EKM301 – The Central Bank

EKP311 – Development Project Evaluation

PNE491 – Seminar Proposal

AKK106 – Basic Accounting

EKI201 – International Economics I

EKP320 – Maritime Economics

Elective course

Semester

6

Elective track courses

Semester

7

AGI401 – Islam II

AGP401 – Protestantism II

AGK401 – Catholicism II

AGH401 – Hinduism II

AGB401 – Buddhism II

PNE499 – Undergraduate Thesis

KKN441 – Student Social Services to Community

Elective courses

Semester

8

Elective track courses

Odd Semester Elective Courses

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EKM201 – Monetary Economics II

EKP312 – Public Economics II

EKE212 – Natural Resources & Environmental Economics II

EKP308 – Demographic Economics

Semester Elective Courses Events

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EKP309 – Development Economics II

EKE211 – Natural Resources & Environmental Economics I

EKI202 – International Economics II

EKI301 – International Financial Economics

EKM302 – International Trade Policy

EKP306 – Industrial Economy

Semester V-VI: Elective Courses

5-6

EKP301 – Regional Economics

EKP204 – Agricultural Economics

EKP302 – Urban Economics

EKP211 – Cooperative Economics and Entrepreneurship

EKP307 – Labor Economics

EKP304 – Transportation Economics

EKP310 – Comparative Economic Systems

EKP319 – Political Economics

EKP313 – Institutional Economics

Semester V-VI: Elective Courses

7-8

EKP305 – Digital Economy and Information Technology

EKP321 – Health Economics

EKM202 – Banks and Other Financial Institutions

EKP303 – Development Planning

EKP302 – Urban Economics

EKP322 – The Economics of Strategy

EKP203 – Energy Economics

SJU261 – History of Economic Thought

Testimonial

Hafizhun Shadiq, President of BEM FEB UNAIR 2023

Technological advancements must be adapted to the learning environment on campus. This new environment and facilities will certainly enhance the learning experience. A 5-star rating, for sure!