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Dual Degree & Exchange Program2018/2019

UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADAFACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

FEB UGM is a member of FEB UGM is accredited by

Dual Degree andExchange Program


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International Undergraduate Program (IUP) is designed to expand students' knowledge and skills in one of the three-o�ered program namely, Accounting, Management, and Economics. Admission as a full-time FEB UGM IUP students would require you to fulfill each of the FEB UGM IUP admission procedures including passing the Undergraduate Admission Test. Upon successful admission to the program, students are obliged to follow all the applicable regulations. Complete information about the program is available in http://iup.feb.ugm.ac.id/.

International students interested to study at FEB UGM are able to participate in one of the following programs:

Student exchange program provides students vast opportunities to enrich and enhance your knowledge and capabilities, not to mention also to challenge students' point of view in seeing the world. Students from FEB UGM's partner universities can participate in an exchange program at our faculty for one semester. By participating in the program, international students are exempted from paying tuition fees at the host university. However, other expenses (i.e.: travel cost, living cost, visa fees, residence permit, insurance, etc.) related to their exchange program are still within the students' responsibility. International students may choose some o�ered courses that suit their interests during their exchange period. The credit transfer possibility must be consulted with the academic advisor at home university.

International Undergraduate Program

Student Exchange Program

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FEB UGM o�ers a dual degree program that enables its students to study at one of FEB UGM partner universities for a certain period of time (one or two years) to get a degree from FEB UGM's partner university, and vice versa. Tuition fees and courses taken by participated students in this program are regulated in a specific agreement. Specific courses must be taken for the students to be eligible to get a degree from its host and home university. By joining in this program, a dual degree student must pay tuition fees to either home or host university. Please check with your home university for the specific details of the dual degree program.

Dual Degree Program

List of FEB UGM’s Dual Degree Partners:

University of Hull, UK.University of Groningen, The Netherlands.Saxion University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands.Hochschule Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, Germany.Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands.Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands.Hochschule Pforzheim of University of Applied Sciences, Germany.ESCEM School of Business and Management Tours-Poitiers, FranceESC Graduate School of Management Clermont, France.Toulouse Business School, France.Australian National University, Australia.The University of Melbourne, Australia.Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.

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Dual Degree andExchange Program2018

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International students interested to study at FEB UGM as an exchange or dual degree student must be firstly nominated by their home university. The nomination and submission deadline is on February 28 for Semester I (August - December) and on August 31 for Semester II (February - June).

Curriculum vitae (resume, personal data)Admission form, Guarantor Financial Support, Personal Statement (available on the online application)Student exchange form (available on the online application form)Copies of academic record and diplomasNomination letter from applicant's school/institution or recommendation from home universityRecommendation letter from the Indonesia Embassy/Consulate General (if any)Passport size photographsA copy of valid passportStatement of good health from applicant's doctor (available on the online application)Copy of TOEFL ITP min 550 / IELTS min 6.0

Students having been nominated by partner universities will be given a user-name and password to log in to our online application website.

Below are the required supporting documents:

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Upon receiving your complete application documents, the O�ice of International A�airs (OIA) FEB UGM will process the issuance of your Letter of O�er (LO) from UGM. In the LO you will be requested to settle a non-refundable student service fees before a specific deadline. The amount of the non-refundable student service fees depends on your length of exchange program. Details on the fees are provided below.

For "free movers" (international student of non-FEB UGM or non-UGM partner universities wishing to study at FEB UGM or international students of UGM or FEB UGM partner universities who have already been over-quota) will have to settle the payment of tuition fee and student service fees as follows:

During the process of LoA issuance from UGM, at the same time, the O�ice of International A�airs UGM will process your study permit from the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education. Please do aware that this process may take up to two months until the study permit is issued. While your documents are being processed, OIA FEB UGM will provide you with one package of information such as the o�ered courses, academic regulation, student buddy, etc.

Once the study permit is issued, OIA UGM will assist you in the process of the issuance of visa authorization (calling visa) from the O�ice of Directorate General of Indonesian Immigration in Jakarta. This process will inquire you in which Indonesian embassy or consulate general that you are wishing to apply for the Limited Stay Visa (VITAS/Visa Ijin Tinggal Terbatas). The issuance of visa authorization provides the permission to a particular Indonesian embassy orconsulate general for the issuance of your VITAS. This visa will allow you to stay in Indonesia for the duration of six to twelve months. Please do aware that the combine process for the study permit and VITAS approval will take three to four months.

Exchange Program Student service fee*

6 months USD 263

12 months USD 338

24 months USD 529

*) Note: health insurance fee is excluded

Tuition Fee Notes

Free movers USD 1350 Tui�oone semester

n fee for

Student Service fee

6 months USD 263

Health insurance is excluded12 months USD 338



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Once your visa authorization is issued by the O�ice of Indonesian Immigration, OIA FEB UGM will email the receipt of your visa authorization. This receipt is an important document for you to apply for VITAS in the chosen Indonesian embassy/consulate general. As the VITAS requirements may change without prior notice, it is necessary for you to make a call to your chosen Indonesian embassy/consulate general and inquire about the necessary documents that needed to be submitted. We do understand the complexity involved withthis VITAS process, however, even though there is any other visa available for you to apply namely the Social and Cultural Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan Sosial dan Budaya/VKSB) or the Visa on Arrival (VoA) for tourists, we strongly recommend you to only enter Indonesia by using VITAS.

If under any circumstances it is inevitable for you to use VKSB, you must be strongly aware that it is important for you to go to Yogyakarta Immigration O�ice every month to extend your visa. As VKSB will only allow you to have a total stay at the maximum of six months

The Indonesian immigration regulation is very strict. It is very important for you to note that no later than 7 (seven) days of your arrival in Indonesia you are required to make a report to the Yogyakarta Immigration O�ice. Late report will not be tolerated by the Immigration O�ice. Therefore, arranging your flight schedule to fly directly to Yogyakarta from your home country is essential. Once the report is made, your VITAS will be converted into a limited stay card/KITAS or also commonly known as the residence permit card.

(even if you have extend your visa every month), therefore a�er your stay has reached six months you will be required to leave Indonesia. If you wish to enter Indonesia a�er the sixmonth period you will need to apply for a new visa. In this condition as well as considering the costs of time and money for the monthly visa extension that may not benefit your study, thus we strongly not recommend any student to use this visa unless any other options are not available.


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Yogyakarta, has a total area about 3,186 km2, is located on the central of Java Island. Its population is approximately 3.5 million inhabitants (Population Estimation based on the 2010 Population Cencus). Yogyakarta with the new tagline Jogja Istimewa represents its own distinction as of one the special provinces acknowledged by the Indonesian government with its progressive and integrity which distinguish Yogyakarta with other provinces. It is also known as a center for Indonesian higher education with student population reaching the number of 700.000 students (Source: Badan Pusat Statistik), with no less than half of the students come from other cities/islands in Indonesia. Yogyakarta is famous and vibrant as a center of classical Javanese fine arts and culture such as batik, puppet shows, Ketoprak (Javanese play), Ramayana Ballet, gamelan, and poetry. The society has typical Javanese hospitality. You can try to go around the city by bicycle, pedicab, or horse carts; you will find sincere smile and warm greetings in every corner of the city. Traditional markets and handicra�s centers with a�ordable price can be found almost anywhere around the city.

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Yogyakarta has a very strategic location. The city is easily accessible by many kinds of transportation such as train, airplane, and buses. You can reach it easily by train from Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Solo, and/or Surabaya. Other mode of transportation that you can take is by bus. Travelling from or to cities in Java Island or other islands like Sumatra, Bali, Kalimantan and other islands to or from Yogyakarta is very possible with any kind of transportations. Yogyakarta's international airport, Adi Sutjipto Airport is famous as one of the busiest airports in Indonesia, providing frequent access from Yogyakarta to any part of Indonesia. Furthermore, with the international direct flight from Kuala Lumpur, Johor Baru, and Singapore, Yogyakarta is only within the reach of a blink.

Yogyakarta has a tropical climate with the combination of rainy and dry seasons. Rainy season lasts from October to March. The heaviest rain occurs in December to January whilst the dry season lasts from April to September. The average temperature throughout the year is 27-35 degree Celsius (65 - 95 degree Fahrenheit) with the average humidity of about 75%. Due to the warm climate, light clothing is strongly advised.

Transportation to Yogyakarta

Most three to five star hotels provide foreign currency exchange services. There are also numerous money changers services available in Malioboro area. In addition, local banks can give a full international services; including money transfer, Visa, Master Card, or Cirrus.

BNI 46 Bank(+62-274-561137 or+62-274-561017)Mandiri Bank (+62-274-543032 or +62-274-521136)BCA Bank(+62-274-586455)CIMB Niaga Bank (+62-274-549291)

Money Exchange and Banks

These are contact number of some wellknown Indonesian banks:

There are many kind of public transportation available such as; pedicab, horse carts, ojek (motorcycle used for public transportation), taxi, and bus. Most students use bicycles, motorcycles, and bus for their transportation. Apart from the main roads, it is comfortable to cycle, go by pedicab, or horse cart, as Yogyakarta's terrain is flat and the roads are paved.

Public TransportationWeather



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The electricity system in Indonesia runs 220Volts at AC 50Hz (European standard). If you bring equipment with 110V at AC 50Hz (American standard) you will need to carry with you an adaptor or voltage reduction device.

Electricity

Accomodation and Living CostThere is a wide range of housing options with reasonable price including UGM's dormitories. The living cost in Yogyakarta is significantly lower than other major cities in Indonesia.

A valid passport and visa are requiredwhen visiting Indonesia. There are a number of visas that can be applied for at the Indonesian embassy/consulate general, i.e. tourist visa, limited stay isa/VITAS, and social and cultural visit visa (VKSB). VKSB is valid for six months of stay with requirement of monthly extension at the local immigration o�ice. Tourist visa has a validity of 30 days, and for VITAS has validity of six months to 24 months (2 years).

Again, we strongly recommend you who will be studying at FEB UGM in an exchange or dual degree program to only enter Indonesia with Limited Stay Visa (VITAS/Visa Ijin Tinggal Terbatas).

Travel Documents

Monthly Living Cost*)

*)A moderate standard cost of living is around Rp4,550,000 (USD313) per month.

Items Amount in Rupiah Miscellaneous

Housing Rp2,000,000 –Rp5,000,000/month

Transportation Rp600,000 -Rp1,000,000/month

Meals Rp750,000 -Rp1,500,000/month

Books and Photocopy

Rp200,000 –Rp1,000.000/semester

City Tour Rp1,000,000 - Rp2,000,000 Tour includes Borobudur & Prambanan Temple, Yogya Sultan’s Palace, Tamansari Water Castle

Traveling(in Indonesia)

Rp3,000,000 – or more Depends on how far students travel within Indonesia

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Exit and Re-entry PermitAll international students studying in Indonesia will receive a residence permit called KITAS as your temporary identification in Indonesia. For KITAS holder, they will receive the Multiple Exit and Re-entry Permit (MERP) attached on their KITAS card (attached to the passport) automatically. Therefore, students are able to travel outsideIndonesia during the period of their study in Indonesia. However, this term is not applicable for those who are using Social Culture Visa/VKSB. VKSB holder will not need MERP to travel outside Indonesia, but they must apply for a new VKSB should they intend to re-enter Indonesia (if their study period remains above two months, otherwise they can take tourist visa/visa on arrival) since their VKSB will be invalid once they exited Indonesia.

Exit Permit Only (EPO)A�er completing study in Indonesia, all international students who are wishing to leave the country are required to have an Exit Permit Only (EPO) in their passport. To obtain an EPO, you will need to allocate two weeks or fourteen days prior to your departure date for the EPO process to take place. The process of the application for an EPO must be processed only at Indonesian immigration o�ice in Yogyakarta. The following documents must be submitted together with your EPO

Important documents:Valid passport (minimum validity of 24 months);Evidence that a proper visa has been granted;Certified copies of important documents (transcript, birth certificate, etc.);Medical records;Other formal forms of identification (driver's license, student card).

What to Bring

You may also want to bring personal items: Laptop Power converter for your electric devices (laptop and mobile phones), Small souvenirs (to exchange with new friends), Camera, Personal medications, and Other

application to the Indonesian immigration o�ice in Yogyakarta:

Recommendation letter for Exit Permit Only from the O�ice of International O�ice of UGMCopy of flight ticketEPO form (obtained at the Immigration O�ice)Residence permit card (attached to your passport)

Without an EPO in your passport, the immigration o�icers at the Indonesian airports will not allow you to leave the country. The EPO process can only be performed in Yogyakarta ImmigrationO�ice.


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ClothingIt is the policy of FEB UGM or called FEB's way that, without any exceptions all FEB UGM students are not allowed to wear Tshirts, sandals, and/or shorts to campus. You will be required to wear some appropriate shirts, polo shirts, blouses, shoes, jeans, trousers, or other appropriate clothing for classes. The weather in Yogyakarta (and Indonesia in general) is warm and humid. This condition may become a consideration for you to bring a su�icient number of clothing. Yogyakarta o�ers many clothing stores that may fit of your both needs and fashion styles.

Customs in Indonesia is usually not very strict and demanding. You are allowed to bring in one liter of alcohol, 200 cigarettes or 25 cigars, or 100 grams of tobacco products, and a reasonable quantity of perfume. In addition to the obvious drugs and guns, importing pornography and fruit, plants, meat, or fish is prohibited. Indonesia imposes death penalty on those caught bringing in drugs. Should you have doubts with any of your belongings, please declare to Indonesian customs

What not to Bring


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Course Listfor Dual Degree Program & Exchange Program

Management Department


No Code Course Name SKS Credits

1 UNU1100 Indonesian Values and Ideology 32 AKU1601 Introduction to Accounting 33 BDU1106 English Writing Skills 34 EKO1108 Statistics for Economics I 35 EKO1101 Introduction to Economics I 36 EKO1104 Mathematics for Economics I 37 MAN1501 Introduction to Business 38 MAN2204 Marketing 39 MAN2101 Financial Management I 3

10 MAN2402 Operation Management and Innovation 3

11 MAN2301 Organizational Behaviour 3

12 MAN4512 Business Communication and Negotiation 3

13 MAN2204 Marketing 314 MAN2604 Business Law 315 MAN4514 Business Sustainability 316 MAN3506 International Business 3

17 SPD1303 Business Environment: Sociology and Politics 3

18 MAN3406 International Operations and Innovation Management 3

19 MAN3507 Management Information System 3

20 MAN3103 Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis 3

21 MAN3503 Business Planning 322 MAN3509 Business Ethics 323 MAN3305 Strategic Management 3

ELECTIVE COURSES24 MAN4107 Seminar in Finance 325 MAN3104 Business Valuation 326 MAN3105 International Financial Management 327 MAN3106 Risk Management 328 MAN3205 Seminar in Marketing 329 MAN3207 Service Marketing 330 MAN2206 E-Marketing 331 MAN3405 Seminar in Operation and Innovation 332 MAN3403 Project Management 333 MAN3404 Supply Chain Management 3

34 MAN3306 Seminar in HRM and Strategic Management 3

35 MAN3303 Cross Culture Management 3

36 MAN3304 Organizational Change and Development 3

37 MAN3203 Global Marketing 3


1 BDU1105 Indonesian Language and Culture 32 AKU2203 Cost and Managerial Accounting 33 MAN1502 Management 34 EKO1107 Mathematics for Economics II 3

5 MAN1402 Quantitative Methods for Decision Making 3

6 EKO1102 Introduction to Economics II 3

7 MAN1503 Soft Skills: Leadership and Communication Program 3

8 MAN3204 Consumer Behaviour 39 MAN3508 Managerial Economics 310 MAN2102 Financial Management II 311 MAN3302 Human Resource Management 3

12 MAN2307 International Human Resource Management 3

13 EKO2112 Econometrics I 314 EKO2102 Statistics for Economics II 315 MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 316 MAN3504 Business Research Methodology 317 BDU1107 German Language 318 UNU6000 Community Service 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

19 MAN3104 Business Valuation 320 MAN3105 International Financial Management 321 MAN3106 Risk Management 322 MAN3207 Service Marketing 323 MAN2206 E-Marketing 324 MAN3403 Project Management 325 MAN3404 Supply Chain Management 326 MAN3303 Cross Culture Management 3

27 MAN3304 Organizational Change and Development 3

28 MAN3203 Global Marketing 3

Fall (August - December) Spring (February - June)

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Economics Department




1 BDU1105 Indonesian Language and Culture 32 AKU1601 Introduction to Accounting 33 BDU1106 English Writing Skills 34 EKO1108 Statistics for Economics I 35 EKO1101 Introduction to Economics I 36 EKO1104 Mathematics for Economics I 37 MAN1501 Introduction to Business 38 BDU1105 Indonesian Values and Ideology 39 EKO1106 Macroeconomics I 310 EKO1105 Microeconomics I 311 EKO1103 Sociology Economics 312 EKO3114 Econometrics II 313 EKO2602 Development Economics II 314 EKO3101 History of Economic Thought 315 EKO3104 Indonesian Economy 316 EKO2302 International Economics II 317 EKO2402 Monetary Economics II 318 EKO2202 Public Economics II 3

19 EKO3702 Workshop on Development Economics 3

20 EKO3705 Workshop on International Economics 3

21 EKO3703 Workshop of Monetary Economics 322 EKO3706 Workshop on Public Economics 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

23 EKO4301 ASEAN Economics 324 EKO4401 Bank and Financial Intermediaries 325 EKO4703 Basic Property Valuation 3


27 EKO2502 Business Economics II 328 EKO4402 Central Banking 329 EKO4705 Comparative Economics System 330 EKO4707 Cooperative Economics 331 EKO4701 Data Panel Econometrics 332 EKO4706 Economic Experiment 3

33 EKO4601 Economics and Natural and Energy Resources 3

34 EKO4606 Energy Economics 335 MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 336 EKO4201 Environmental Economics 337 MAN2101 Financial Management I 338 MAN2102 Financial Management II 339 EKO4604 Fundamental of Economic Planning 340 EKO4603 Game Theory 341 EKO4204 Health Economics 3

42 EKO4602 Human Resource Economics 343 EKO4302 International Business 344 EKO4303 International Relation 345 MAN1502 Management 3

46 MAN3103 Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis 3

47 EKO4704 Property Management 348 EKO4203 Public Communication 349 AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 3

50 MAN1401 Quantitative Method for Decision Making 3

51 EKO4605 Regional and Urban Economics 352 MAN3305 Strategic Management 353 EKO4702 Tool of Economics Analysis 354 EKO4607 Economics of Education 3


1 BDU1107 German Language 32 EKO1501 Introduction to Law 33 EKo1109 Mathematical Logic 34 EKO1107 Mathematics for Economics II 35 EKO2102 Statistics for Economics II 36 EKO1102 Introduction to Economics II 37 EKO2601 Development Economics I 38 EKO2301 International Economics I 39 EKO2111 Macroeconomics II 310 EKO2101 Microeconomics II 311 EKO2401 Monetary Economics I 312 EKO2401 Public Economics I 313 EKO2201 Econometrics I 314 EKO3114 Workshop on Theory of Economics 315 EKO2602 Reserch Methodology 316 UNU6000 Social Community Service 317 MAN4999 Bachelor Thesis 6

18 MAN2101 Financial Management 1 319 MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 320 AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 3

21 MAN1401 Quantitative Methods for Decision Making 3

22 AKU1401 Introduction to Information System1 323 MAN1502 Management 3

Fall (August - December)

Spring (February - June)

ELECTIVE COURSES

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Accounting Department




1 AKU1601 Introduction to Accounting 32 AKU1601 Tutorial of Introduction to Accounting 03 BDU1105 Indonesian Language and Culture 34 BDU1106 English Writing Skills 35 EKO1108 Statistics 1 36 EKO1101 Introduction to Economics 1 37 EKO1104 Mathematics for Economics 1 3

8 SPD1303 Business Environment: Sociology & Politics 3

9 MAN1501 Introduction to Business 310 UNU1100 Indonesian Values and Ideology 311 AKU3105 Advance Accounting 312 AKU3307 Auditing 613 AKU4408 Digital Business 3

14 AKU2203 Cost Accounting and Management Accounting 3

15 MAN2101 Financial Management 1 3

16 AKU3604 Research Methodology in Accounting 3

17 MAN3503 Business Planning 3


19 EKO3104 Indonesian Economy 320 AKU3610 Business and Profession Ethics 321 UNU6000 Social Community Service 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

22 AKU3106 Financial Statement Analysis 323 AKU3204 Strategic Managerial Accounting 324 AKU3303 Internal Auditing 3

25 AKU3305 Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation 3

26 AKU4405 Database Management System 327 AKU4406 Decision Supporting System 328 AKU4407 Enterprise Resources Planning 3

29 AKU4503 Accounting and Financial Accountability

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30 AKU4504 Tax Planning 331 AKU4505 International Taxation 332 AKU4506 Public Financial Management 333 AKU4612 Portfolio and Investment Analysis 334 AKU4614 Sharia Accounting 335 AKU4615 Corporate Governance 336 EKO4401 Bank and Financial Institutions 3

37 MAN1401 Quantitative Methods and Decision Making 3

38 MAN2204 Marketing 339 MAN2301 Organizational Behavior 340 MAN2402 Operation Management 341 MAN3104 Business Valuation 342 MAN3105 International Financial Management 343 MAN3303 Cross Cultural Management 344 MAN3305 Strategic Management 345 MAN3404 Supply Chain Management 346 MAN3506 International Business 347 MAN3508 Managerial Economics 348 MAN3510 Entrepreneurship 349 UNU1000 Religion: Islam 250 AKU4409 Data Analytics for Accounting 3


1 EKO1102 Introduction to Economics 2 32 AKU2402 System and Information Technology 33 AKU2101 Intermediate Accounting 1 34 AKU2102 Intermediate Accounting 2 35 AKU2403 Accounting Information System 36 EKO2102 Statistics 2 37 BDU1107 German Language 38 MAN1502 Management 39 AKU3203 Management Control System 310 AKU3501 Taxation 311 AKU4105 Accounting Theory 312 MAN2102 Financial Management 2 313 AKU3502 Public Sector Accounting 314 MAN2604 Business Law 315 AKU3304 Information System Audit 316 AKU3404 Systems Analysis and Design 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

17 AKU3106 Financial Statement Analysis 318 AKU3204 Strategic Managerial Accounting 319 AKU4405 Database Management System 320 AKU4406 Decision Supporting System 321 AKU4407 Enterprise Resources Planning 3

22 AKU4503 Accounting and Financial Accountability 3

23 AKU4504 Tax Planning 324 AKU4505 International Taxation 325 AKU4506 Public Financial Management 326 AKU4614 Sharia Accounting 327 EKO4401 Bank and Financial Institutions 3

28 MAN1401 Quantitative Methods and Decision Making 3

29 MAN2301 Organizational Behavior 330 MAN2402 Operation Management 331 MAN3104 Business Valuation 332 MAN3303 Cross Cultural Management 333 MAN3305 Strategic Management 334 MAN3404 Supply Chain Management 335 MAN3508 Managerial Economics 336 UNU1000 Religion: Islam 2

Fall (August - December) Spring (February - June)

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VITAS Flowchart

Nomination fromUniversity Partner

Nominated student send application viaemail followed by regular mail

OIA FEB UGM send the application toOIA UGM to get Letter of Offer

OIA FEB send the Letter ofOffer to student

OIA UGM issue Letter of Acceptance afterstudent send reciept of payment

of non academic feeOIA FEB send the Letter of

Acceptance to student

OIA FEB send the StudyPermit to student by email

OIA UGM send the application to DIKTIto obtain study permit (take 1 - 2 months)

The document is sent to DirectorateGeneral of Immigration to issue Visa

Authorization

2 - 4 weeks

OIA FEB send the VisaAuthorization receipt to

student by email

Visa Authorization will be telexed to thenearest Indonesian representatives

where the students are going to applylimited stay visa

Limited stay visa is issuedstudent fly to Yogyakarta


Student apply limited stay Visa(take 1 - 2 weeks)

Fee: 50 - 100 depends onthe stay duration

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YOGYAKARTATOURISM SITE

Merapi Volcano

Kali Biru, Kulon Progo

Tamansari Water Castle


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