Builds foundational English proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking for academic and professional success.
Builds self-awareness and faith-based leadership values to prepare students as transformational leaders.
Explores Indonesian identity, Pancasila, the 1945 Constitution, and the rights and duties of citizens in a democratic society.
Examines the essence of religiosity, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence among diverse faith communities.
Develops academic Indonesian language skills for writing scientific papers and delivering presentations.
Introduces the history of computing, IoT, and big data to build digital literacy and problem-solving skills.
Provides a foundational overview of management principles and organizational behavior — structure, culture, leadership, motivation, and strategic planning.
Strengthens academic English skills through advanced reading, writing, listening, and speaking practice.
Covers the foundational philosophy of Pancasila, citizenship, democracy, and Indonesia's governmental system.
Develops practical leadership skills through biblical principles and insights from experienced leaders.
Teaches practical digital skills using Google Workspaces and image/video editing tools.
Introduces microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts — supply and demand, markets, inflation, unemployment, and economic growth.
Introduces the accounting cycle, transaction analysis, financial statements, and basic accounting concepts used in business decision-making.
Examines core marketing concepts, customer needs, market segmentation, branding, promotion, pricing, and marketing strategy.
Uses film analysis to enhance English skills and cultural awareness through real-life dialogues and themes.
Explores how individual attitudes, personality, motivation, and behavior influence performance and interactions in organizations.
Develops mathematical skills for business and accounting — algebra, functions, equations, financial mathematics, and quantitative problem-solving.
Develops entrepreneurial mindset and skills for identifying opportunities, creating value, and managing new ventures.
Develops fundamental skills in recording, adjusting, and reporting business transactions and preparing basic financial statements.
Introduces Indonesian taxation concepts, tax administration, taxpayer obligations, and basic calculation and reporting of major taxes.
Applies economic principles and quantitative analysis to managerial decisions involving demand, costs, pricing, competition, and resource allocation.
Develops spreadsheet skills for organizing, analyzing, calculating, and presenting business and accounting information using formulas and functions.
Examines philosophical foundations, professional ethics, and moral values in design practice to cultivate socially responsible designers.
Explores basic concepts of life science, including living organisms, ecosystems, and their relationship with the environment.
Uses Python programming to teach coding basics step by step, from concepts to lab practice with simple logic examples.
Develops intermediate taxation skills through tax calculations, compliance, reporting, and application of Indonesian tax regulations to business transactions.
Extends financial accounting knowledge to more complex transactions, adjustments, reporting issues, and preparation and interpretation of financial statements.
Introduces auditing concepts, professional ethics, audit planning, risk assessment, internal controls, audit procedures, evidence, and reporting.
Develops skills in measuring and analyzing costs, including job and process costing, cost behavior, budgeting, and cost information for decisions.
Establishes foundational Korean language skills for daily conversation and basic literacy.
Explores the meaning of work, vocation, and calling to develop a purposeful and responsible approach to career and life.
Examines modern Chinese history, politics, and economic transformation, with focus on China–Indonesia economic relations and practical business implications.
Examines accounting information systems, transaction cycles, data flows, internal controls, risks, and controls supporting reliable accounting information.
Uses accounting information for planning, control, performance evaluation, and managerial decision-making through costing, budgeting, and relevant analysis.
Studies advanced accounting topics including business combinations, consolidated financial statements, partnerships, and other complex reporting issues.
Develops skills to evaluate financial performance, position, cash flows, and risks using financial ratios, trends, and analytical techniques.
Develops statistical skills for business and accounting research — descriptive statistics, probability, sampling, estimation, and hypothesis testing.
Introduces research design, literature review, variable development, data collection, quantitative and qualitative methods, analysis, and academic reporting.
Enhances Korean language fluency and literacy for everyday communication and cultural understanding.
Introduces art history, aesthetics, and graphic style analysis through the lens of cultural expression.
Introduces key HR concepts including recruitment, training, performance management, motivation, and employee development.
Introduces the fundamentals of MIS and how information systems support business operations, decision-making, and strategic planning.
Develops skills in financial decision-making involving time value of money, investment, financing, risk, return, and working capital management.
Applies accounting concepts using accounting software to record transactions, manage accounts, generate reports, and support computerized accounting processes.
Develops knowledge of fraud risks, forensic accounting techniques, fraud investigation, financial statement manipulation, and prevention and detection procedures.
Develops a structured research proposal covering research problems, literature, framework, methodology, data sources, analysis plan, and expected contributions.
Introduce investment principles, financial instruments, portfolio concepts, risk and return, valuation, and basic investment decision-making.
Provides experiential learning that integrates Love, Integrity, Faithfulness, and Excellence through practical activities, service, leadership, and professional exposure.
Strengthens applied accounting competencies through practical exercises in financial reporting, taxation, auditing, accounting systems, analysis, and professional tools.
Develops professional soft skills including communication, teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, adaptability, presentation, and workplace professionalism.
Provides supervised experiential learning through internships, projects, research, entrepreneurship, community engagement, or other accounting-related professional activities.
Guides students through completing and defending their undergraduate thesis — demonstrating problem formulation, methodology, analysis, and professional judgment.
