STUDY PROGRAM

Master of Accounting

Producing graduates with knowledge and skills that not only meet the aforementioned levels but are also ready for various types of industries. MAP offers four specialization options: financial accounting and auditing, management accounting, taxation, and public sector accounting. MAP's curriculum not only refers to the KKNI (Indonesian National Qualifications Framework), but has also been benchmarked against international standards, such as the Association of Business Schools (ABS) UK, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), and several universities in the Asian region.

Vision

To be an innovative and independent Master of Accounting program with a reputation at the national and global levels, which supports and contributes to the development of accounting science and practice in accordance with the values ​​of diversity, professionalism, ethics, and religious morality.

Mission

  • Educating students in the field of accounting and related fields by upholding the values ​​of diversity, professionalism, ethics, and religious morality in accordance with national and international standards.

  • Conducting research, publication, and development of science in the field of accounting to enrich accounting knowledge.

  • Carrying out community service activities that support the application and development of accounting science.

  • Contribute to accounting education, the accounting profession, and the general public by providing competent graduates who are able to face current and future challenges.

Objective

  • Master comprehensive accounting research skills, have in-depth knowledge in functional areas of accounting, and be able to apply this knowledge to solve accounting problems.

  • Contribute to the development of accounting science and practice through research with strong methods using quantitative and/or qualitative approaches.

  • Disseminating research results through reputable and authoritative media (journals) that are recognized by the accounting scientific community, both at the national and international levels.

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Academic Provisions

1. Lecture Period
Each 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. For Master's and Professional Accounting Education levels, each semester consists of 14 face-to-face meetings, plus evaluations in the form of Mid-Semester Exams (UTS) and Final Semester Exams (UAS).

2. Administrative Registration
Before re-registering academically, each student is required to first complete the payment of the Single Tuition Fee (UKT) for one semester, in accordance with applicable provisions.

3. Academic Registration
Before the start of lectures, students must determine the courses they will take in accordance with the curriculum regulations and listed on the Study Plan Card (KRS) by referring to the Study Result Card (KHS). Students can change or cancel courses by filling out the Study Plan Change Card (KPRS) on the schedule determined by the Faculty. Delays in filling out the KRS without an acceptable reason will result in students being denied permission to attend lectures in the current semester.

4. Total Study Load
of Semester Credit Units (SKS) that must be completed by Master of Accounting students is 42 SKS.

Graduate Profile

Curriculum

Semester 1

Semester 2
A. Financial Accounting Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
A. Financial Accounting Concentration – Compulsory Courses (9 credits)

Semester 2
B. Auditing Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
B. Auditing Concentration – Compulsory Course (9 credits)

Semester 2
C. Management Accounting Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
C. Management Accounting Concentration – Compulsory Courses (9 credits)

Semester 2
D. Government Accounting Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
D. Government Accounting Concentration – Compulsory Course (9 credits)

Semester 2
E. Information Systems and Technology Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
E. Information Systems and Technology Concentration – Compulsory Courses (9 credits)

Semester 2
F. Taxation Concentration – Concentration Courses (6 credits)

Semester 2
F. Taxation Concentration – Compulsory Course (9 credits)

Semester 3
Option I (1 x 3 credits)

Semester 3
Option II (1 x 3 credits)

Semester 4

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