Welcome to the Undergraduate Psychology Program
The Undergraduate Psychology Study Program was established in 1993 and is registered under the Decree of the Director General of Higher Education No. 457/DIKTI/Kep/1993 dated July 23, 1993. Since 2010, the Psychology Study Program has received an A accreditation from the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT) for the fifth time, with Decree No. 116/SK/BAN-PT/AkPPJ/s/I/2021, valid until December 30, 2025.
Vision:
The development of community-based psychological scholarship that is adaptive to advancements in technology and information, with the aim of producing graduates with a sociopreneurial character.
Mission:
- To provide high-quality education that produces graduates who excel in community-based psychological knowledge, possess a sociopreneurial mindset, and are adaptive to technological advancements.
- To conduct research in the fields of community psychology and sociopreneurship.
- To implement and develop community service initiatives within the fields of community psychology and sociopreneurship, along with their practical applications.
ACADEMIC GUIDELINES
Contains the main points of the education system, academic regulations, and curriculum, as well as guidelines for developing student organizations and student conduct, covering rights, obligations, and prohibitions.
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GRADUATE PROFILE
Graduates of the Bachelor of Psychology (S.Psi) study program work as:
Assistant Psychologist
Staff or Manager in Human Resources
Staff Consultant in Psychology
Teacher
Counselor
Community Development Designer and Facilitator
Research Assistant
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ACCREDITATION
Since its inception, the Psychology Undergraduate Study Program has received an A accreditation rating.
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CURRICULUM
The current curriculum for the Undergraduate Psychology Study Program uses the 2021 curriculum, with 145 credits of required courses. These include: Compulsory University-Specific Courses: 17 credits; Compulsory Faculty Courses: 2 credits; Compulsory Study Program Courses: 118 credits; Elective Courses: Minimum: 8 credits
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MBKM
In accordance with the Independent Learning and Independent Campus policy of the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, students are given the right to study outside their study program for three semesters.
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THESIS OFFICE
Welcome to the Thesis Office menu for the Undergraduate Psychology Study Program.
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