The FEB UI Extension Program was established in 1956. The existence of this program is very necessary as an effort to educate the nation’s life in the context of sustainable education (lifetime education), especially for professionals and young executives who are committed to completing their studies at the stratum 1 (S1) level in Management and Accounting.

Currently the implementation of the Management Extension Program has been integrated with the Regular S1 Management of FEB UI in the form of curriculum standardization, as well as academics. Therefore, in line with the Regular S1 Management Study Program FEB UI, the Extension Program also aims to produce graduates who are able to carry out management processes on the first line in companies/organizations or professions in the field of Management, have an entrepreneurial mindset, are able to collaborate. and apply universal values (ethics) to strengthen the nation’s competitiveness in the international world, so as to improve the quality of life of the Indonesian people.

The Management Extension Undergraduate Study Program has National Accreditation, with Last Accreditation Rating (Score): A, Score 374 out of 400 (Very Good) with SK BAN-PT No.0632/SK/BAN-PT/Akred/S/VI/2016.

To become a leading center for undergraduate Management and Business learning in Indonesia, contribute to the development of Indonesia, and be recognized internationally.

• Organizing ethical, quality education, and is in line with the latest development in management and business science; 
• Producing graduates who are able to critically analyze and research in management and business field; 
• Producing graduates who have a global perspective, are entrepreneurship-oriented, and potentially become a leader.

Specialization in Management Extension Program consists of:

*) Students are also allowed to take the general route by not choosing one of the four specializations mentioned above.

Extension students can take their studies for a maximum of 5 semesters (2.5 years) up to a maximum of 10 semesters (5 years). The ability of extension students to complete their study period is determined by the academic achievement of each student and the number of credits recognized in the Credit Transfer Block by the Extension Program of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Indonesia.

Based on Permendikbud Number 3 of 2020 concerning National Standards for Higher Education, Higher Education Institutions are required to facilitate the right for students to (1) be able to take credits outside of higher education institutions for a maximum of 2 semesters or the equivalent of 40 credits and (2) be able to take credits in study programs at the same institution as much as 1 semester or equivalent to 20 credits. This was later called “Merdeka Belajar”, where Universitas Indonesia has required for the Academic Undergraduate Program. This curriculum consists of Compulsory Courses as a prerequisite for the minimum Learning Outcomes of the Study Program.

The learning process applied in the FEB-UI Management Extension Program is a combination of lectures and student participation. Student participation can take the form of class discussions, assignments for the preparation of individual and group papers/projects and class presentations. In accordance with the KBK, the approach taken is Student Centered Learning (SCL) where the emphasis is on students who must be more active in class.

In order to broaden students’ knowledge, lecturers are encouraged to invite guest lecturers from practitioners a maximum of 2 times throughout the semester. The name of the guest lecturer is submitted by the subject lecturer and addressed to the program leader for approval. Students are then asked to make a resume of what was obtained from the guest lecturer to ensure student attendance and participation.

Subjects that are quantitative in nature, such as financial management, research practicum, and research methods, are complemented by assistant lectures or computer laboratory practices with separate lecture schedules.

The profile of graduates seen from their achievement index is shown in the table. The Achievement Index (IP) is a measuring tool for student study results in lectures. The Achievement Index is calculated at the end of each semester consisting of the Semester Achievement Index (IPS) and the Grade Point Average (IPK). IPS is used to determine the number of credits to be taken in the following semester. The IPK and the number of courses taken  are used for evaluation of dropouts. In addition, the IPK is also used to determine the graduation predicate at the end of the study period. The minimum IPK for undergraduate programs is 2.00 (two point zero). 

Address:
FEB UI Extension Program
Jl. Salemba Raya No. 4 Jakarta 10430
Telephone : (021) 31930260, 31930262, 31935080
Fax. : (021) 7863559
Email : extension.feb@ui.ac.id