| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Program: | Art & Humanities | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Program: | Law & Legal Studies | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
Established: 1983
Location:
Jalan Sersan Suharmaji No. 38, Mojoroto, Kota Kediri, Jawa Timur, Indonesia
Type: Private Islamic University
Religious Affiliation: Islam
Rector: As of the most recent information, the current rector is Dr. Hj. Nanik Roro Esti Kusumaningrum, M.M.
University Motto: “Unggul dalam Prestasi, Mandiri dalam Berkreasi”
(Excellent in Achievement, Independent in Creativity)
UNISKA offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs across different faculties, which cater to both religious and secular academic disciplines. The university's curriculum aims to foster an educational environment that emphasizes intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth.
Faculty of Economics
Business Management
Accounting
Faculty of Law
Legal Studies (with a focus on Indonesian law and Islamic law)
Faculty of Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Information Technology
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education
English Language Education
Mathematics Education
Faculty of Agriculture
Agribusiness
Agricultural Science
Faculty of Islamic Studies
Sharia Law (Islamic Law)
Islamic Education (Tarbiyah)
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
Public Administration
Communication Studies
Islamic-Based Curriculum: While UNISKA offers secular programs in fields like engineering, business, and education, it integrates Islamic teachings and values into its overall academic approach.
Flexible Learning Options: UNISKA provides both regular classes for full-time students and non-regular (extension) programs for working professionals who wish to study part-time.
Graduate Programs: The university offers Master's degree programs in certain disciplines like Management and Education.
Libraries: UNISKA provides students with access to both traditional and digital libraries, offering academic and religious texts to support student learning and research.
Laboratories: There are specialized labs for faculties like engineering and agriculture, equipped with tools to support practical learning and research projects.
Student Center: The university has facilities for student activities, including religious gatherings, academic clubs, and cultural events.
Mosque: As an Islamic university, there is a mosque on campus where students and staff can perform their daily prayers.
Cafeterias and Food Courts: Affordable dining options are available on campus, catering to both local tastes and Islamic dietary preferences.
Daily Prayers and Islamic Studies: Students are encouraged to participate in daily prayers, Quranic studies, and Islamic lectures, fostering a religious environment alongside academic learning.
Islamic Events: The university celebrates Islamic holidays and organizes events like Maulid Nabi (the Prophet’s birthday) and Ramadhan activities that involve the entire campus community.
BEM (Student Executive Board): Like many universities in Indonesia, UNISKA has a student-run BEM that organizes campus events, seminars, and student representation in university governance.
Islamic Student Groups: Various Islamic student groups and organizations engage in religious activities, community service, and dawah (Islamic outreach).
Sports and Cultural Clubs: Students can participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities, from sports like futsal and volleyball to cultural activities such as traditional dance and theater.
UNISKA encourages students and faculty to engage in research projects, particularly in fields that can contribute to local community development and Islamic studies. The university also participates in community outreach programs, promoting education and social responsibility through initiatives that align with Islamic principles.
To become a leading Islamic university that produces graduates who are excellent in knowledge, skills, and moral character, contributing positively to both society and the Islamic world.
Provide quality education that combines Islamic values with modern science and technology.
Conduct research that supports societal development and advances Islamic knowledge.
Foster a spirit of entrepreneurship and independent thinking among students.
Engage in community service that promotes social welfare and the application of Islamic principles.
Undergraduate Programs: High school diploma or equivalent, passing the university’s entrance exam, and an interview.
Graduate Programs: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, entrance exam, and interview.
Prospective students can apply online through the university's admission portal or submit their application directly to the admissions office. The university accepts local students and students from neighboring regions, with a focus on applicants who demonstrate both academic ability and alignment with Islamic values.
UNISKA collaborates with various local and national institutions for academic exchange, research, and community service programs. The university also maintains connections with Islamic organizations across Indonesia, helping to foster a network of professionals, academics, and students engaged in Islamic studies and other fields.
Business Management (Manajemen)
Focuses on developing skills in management, marketing, finance, human resources, and entrepreneurship.
Accounting (Akuntansi)
Provides a comprehensive understanding of financial accounting, auditing, and taxation, along with Islamic financial practices.
Legal Studies (Ilmu Hukum)
Covers Indonesian national law, constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, and Islamic law (Sharia), with an emphasis on producing qualified legal professionals.
Civil Engineering (Teknik Sipil)
Offers courses on structural engineering, transportation systems, environmental engineering, and project management, aimed at developing professionals for the construction and infrastructure sectors.
Electrical Engineering (Teknik Elektro)
Focuses on areas like power systems, electronics, control systems, and telecommunications, preparing students for careers in both private and public sectors.
Informatics Engineering (Teknik Informatika)
Provides knowledge on software development, information systems, computer networks, and cybersecurity, aimed at developing IT professionals and software engineers.
English Language Education (Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris)
Prepares future English language teachers with skills in language acquisition, pedagogy, curriculum development, and literature.
Mathematics Education (Pendidikan Matematika)
Focuses on training teachers for secondary and high school mathematics, with courses in teaching methodology and advanced mathematics topics.
Agribusiness (Agribisnis)
This program covers the management of agricultural enterprises, focusing on agronomy, farm management, agribusiness economics, and marketing.
Agricultural Science (Agroteknologi)
Provides knowledge in crop production, soil science, pest management, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Sharia Law (Hukum Syariah)
Focuses on Islamic jurisprudence, family law, inheritance law, and the role of Sharia in modern legal systems.
Islamic Education (Pendidikan Agama Islam - PAI)
Prepares students to become teachers and scholars in Islamic education, covering areas like Quranic studies, Hadith, Islamic theology, and pedagogy.
Public Administration (Administrasi Publik)
Provides a comprehensive understanding of governance, public policy, and management of public organizations, preparing students for careers in government and the public sector.
Communication Studies (Ilmu Komunikasi)
Focuses on mass media, public relations, journalism, and digital communication, aimed at producing skilled communication professionals.
UNISKA offers Master’s programs in select fields, allowing students to pursue advanced studies and research in their chosen disciplines. As of the most recent data, the following graduate programs are available:
Master of Management (Magister Manajemen)
This program focuses on advanced management theory and practice, leadership, strategic management, and business analytics, catering to professionals looking to advance their careers in business or entrepreneurship.
Master of Education (Magister Pendidikan)
This program is designed for educators who wish to specialize in educational leadership, curriculum development, and teaching methodologies. It is available in areas such as Educational Management and Islamic Education.
Faculty |
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (Approx. in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
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Faculty of Economics |
Business Management (Manajemen) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
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Accounting (Akuntansi) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
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Faculty of Law |
Legal Studies (Ilmu Hukum) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
|
Faculty of Engineering |
Civil Engineering (Teknik Sipil) |
4 years |
USD 600 – 700 |
|
|
Electrical Engineering (Teknik Elektro) |
4 years |
USD 600 – 700 |
|
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Informatics Engineering (Teknik Informatika) |
4 years |
USD 600 – 700 |
|
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education |
English Language Education (Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris) |
4 years |
USD 400 – 500 |
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Mathematics Education (Pendidikan Matematika) |
4 years |
USD 400 – 500 |
|
Faculty of Agriculture |
Agribusiness (Agribisnis) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
|
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Agricultural Science (Agroteknologi) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
|
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
Sharia Law (Hukum Syariah) |
4 years |
USD 400 – 500 |
|
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Islamic Education (Pendidikan Agama Islam - PAI) |
4 years |
USD 400 – 500 |
|
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
Public Administration (Administrasi Publik) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
|
|
Communication Studies (Ilmu Komunikasi) |
4 years |
USD 500 – 600 |
Faculty |
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (Approx. in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Faculty of Economics |
Master of Management (Magister Manajemen) |
2 years |
USD 800 – 1,000 |
|
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education |
Master of Education (Magister Pendidikan) |
2 years |
USD 700 – 900 |
|
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
Master of Islamic Education (Magister Pendidikan Agama Islam - PAI) |
2 years |
USD 700 – 900 |
International students can enroll in a variety of undergraduate (S1) and graduate (S2) programs across multiple faculties. Some of the more attractive options for international students might include:
Islamic Studies (Sharia Law and Islamic Education)
Business and Economics
Education (English Language and Mathematics Education)
Engineering (Civil Engineering, Informatics, Electrical Engineering)
Social Sciences (Public Administration, Communication Studies)
These programs offer a combination of modern academic subjects infused with Islamic principles, making them suitable for students from diverse backgrounds interested in pursuing an education in an Islamic setting.
Indonesian Language (Bahasa Indonesia): The majority of courses at UNISKA are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, so international students may need to achieve a certain proficiency in the language.
Indonesian Language Courses: To help international students adjust, UNISKA may offer Bahasa Indonesia courses or language support programs. It's advisable for international students to inquire about language requirements and support before applying.
For Undergraduate (S1) Programs:
A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
For international students, the diploma must be recognized as equivalent to Indonesian qualifications.
For Graduate (S2) Programs:
A bachelor’s degree (S1) from a recognized university is required.
Relevant academic background depending on the chosen master’s program.
Review the list of programs offered by UNISKA (such as business, law, engineering, Islamic studies, etc.).
Check the specific requirements for the program you’re interested in, such as academic prerequisites, entrance exams, and any additional materials like portfolios for certain programs.
For Undergraduate Programs:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Official transcripts of records.
Passport-sized photographs.
Application form (downloadable from the university website).
Personal statement or motivation letter (if required).
For Graduate Programs:
Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcripts.
Passport-sized photographs.
Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Personal statement or research proposal (if applicable).
Application form (available online or at the admissions office).
For International Students (additional requirements):
Copy of passport.
Student visa (Visa Pelajar) application process (requires acceptance letter from the university).
Language proficiency: Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia for most programs or English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) if applicable.
Applications can be submitted online through the university’s website or in person at the admissions office.
Ensure all required documents are included to avoid delays in processing.
Some programs may require applicants to pass an entrance exam or interview. This is typically for competitive programs like law, engineering, or Islamic studies.
For international students, the interview might be conducted online or in person, depending on location.
Once the application is reviewed, successful applicants will receive an offer of admission (acceptance letter).
For international students, the acceptance letter is needed to apply for a student visa (Visa Pelajar).
Pay the enrollment fee to secure your place in the program.
Domestic Students: Typically, admissions for undergraduate and graduate programs open several months before the start of the academic year (around May to July for the first semester and November to December for the second semester).
International Students: Application deadlines may differ to allow time for visa processing. It is advisable to apply 6 months before the intended start of the program to ensure that all visa requirements are met.
International students are welcome to apply for various programs at UNISKA. Below are the additional steps for international applicants:
Bahasa Indonesia: Since most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students may need to demonstrate proficiency in the language.
UNISKA may offer language courses or preparatory programs to help students meet this requirement.
English Programs (if applicable): For programs taught in English, applicants must submit proof of English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) with minimum required scores.
After receiving the acceptance letter from UNISKA, international students must apply for a student visa through the Indonesian embassy or consulate in their home country.
Required documents for the visa application include:
Acceptance letter from UNISKA.
Proof of financial means to support yourself during your studies.
Health insurance and medical certificates (if required).
It is essential to apply for the visa well in advance, as processing times may vary depending on the country.
Undergraduate (S1):
Range from USD 400 to 700 per year, depending on the program.
Graduate (S2):
Range from USD 700 to 1,000 per year, depending on the program.
UNISKA offers limited scholarships for outstanding students, including merit-based and need-based scholarships.
International students may be eligible for certain scholarships or financial aid, though most financial support is geared toward domestic students.
Check with the university's scholarship office for any opportunities or partnerships with external funding organizations.
UNISKA generally has two main intakes each year, following the academic calendar in Indonesia. The exact dates may vary slightly from year to year, but the general periods are:
Intake Period |
Application Window |
Semester Start Date |
|---|---|---|
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First Semester |
May – July |
August/September |
|
Second Semester |
November – December |
January/February |
Undergraduate Programs: Most students enroll during the first semester intake, but some programs may also accept students during the second semester.
Graduate Programs: Master's programs typically follow the same intake periods as undergraduate programs, with flexibility depending on the program.
International students are encouraged to apply at least 6 months before their intended start date to account for visa processing and other preparations.
The eligibility criteria for admission at UNISKA vary depending on whether the applicant is enrolling in an undergraduate or graduate program. Below are the detailed requirements for each:
To apply for undergraduate programs, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:
General Eligibility (Domestic & International Applicants):
High School Diploma:
Applicants must have completed high school (SMA/SMK/MA) or an equivalent qualification from an accredited institution.
International students must submit a diploma that is recognized as equivalent to the Indonesian high school qualification.
Academic Transcripts:
A copy of academic transcripts showing the applicant’s performance in high school is required.
Entrance Examination:
Most undergraduate programs require students to take a university entrance exam. For international students, this may be conducted online, depending on the program.
Language Proficiency:
Indonesian Language Proficiency (Bahasa Indonesia): Since most courses are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the language.
Some programs might require a Bahasa Indonesia language test if the applicant is not fluent.
Additional Documents:
Passport-sized photographs.
Application form (downloadable from the university website).
Copy of a valid ID card or passport for international students.
Personal statement or motivation letter (if required by the program).
Specific Program Requirements:
Certain faculties, like Law, Engineering, or Islamic Studies, may have additional requirements (e.g., prior relevant coursework or higher academic standards).
To apply for graduate (Master's) programs, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:
General Eligibility (Domestic & International Applicants):
Bachelor’s Degree:
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree (S1) or equivalent from an accredited institution.
The degree should be relevant to the chosen field of study in the master's program.
Academic Transcripts:
A copy of the applicant’s undergraduate academic transcripts is required.
International applicants must submit an officially recognized equivalent of Indonesian undergraduate qualifications.
Entrance Examination/Interview:
Some graduate programs may require applicants to take an entrance examination or participate in an interview to assess their readiness for the program.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia is typically required, as most programs are conducted in the national language.
English Proficiency: For international programs or courses taught in English, applicants may be required to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores.
Other Requirements:
Curriculum Vitae (CV): For some graduate programs, especially professional ones, applicants must submit a CV highlighting their work experience and academic background.
Personal Statement/Research Proposal: Some graduate programs, particularly in fields like Islamic Studies or Management, may require a research proposal or a statement of purpose.
Letters of Recommendation:
Depending on the program, letters of recommendation from academic or professional references may be required.
In addition to the general academic requirements for undergraduate and graduate programs, international students must meet the following additional criteria:
Visa Requirements:
International students must apply for a student visa (Visa Pelajar) after receiving their acceptance letter from UNISKA.
This visa requires proof of financial stability, the acceptance letter, and other supporting documents, such as health insurance and medical certificates.
Language Proficiency:
For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the language, which may involve passing a Bahasa Indonesia language test.
English proficiency tests (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS) may be required for programs conducted in English.
Recognition of Prior Qualifications:
International qualifications (high school diploma or undergraduate degree) must be officially recognized as equivalent to Indonesian educational standards.
This may require verification by the Indonesian Ministry of Education or other relevant authorities.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Benefits |
Application Process |
Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
- High academic performance (GPA requirement) |
Partial or full tuition fee coverage |
Submit academic transcripts and motivation letter |
(typically before semester start) |
|
Need-Based Scholarship (Beasiswa Bantuan) |
- Students from low-income families |
Tuition fee reduction or full coverage |
Submit proof of financial need and academic records |
(before semester begins) |
|
Bidikmisi Scholarship |
- High school graduate with good academic record |
Full tuition fee and living allowance |
Apply through university or government portal |
As per government schedule |
|
Internal University Scholarship |
- Current students with strong academic achievement |
Partial tuition fee waiver |
Apply through university’s scholarship office |
Mid-semester or end of the year |
|
Achievement Scholarship (Beasiswa Prestasi) |
- Students with outstanding academic or extracurricular achievements |
Partial tuition coverage or academic support funds |
Submit proof of achievements and academic records |
N/A |
|
Government Scholarships |
- Indonesian citizen |
Full or partial tuition fee, living expenses |
Apply through relevant government programs |
based on government program |
|
Scholarship for Orphans (Beasiswa Yatim) |
- Orphans (proof required) |
Partial or full tuition fee coverage |
Submit supporting documents and academic transcripts |
N/A |
|
Religious Leadership Scholarship |
- Students active in religious organizations or community service |
Partial tuition fee coverage |
Apply through university’s religious studies office |
N/A |
Category |
Details |
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Campus Location |
Jalan Sersan Suharmaji No. 38, Mojoroto, Kediri City, East Java, Indonesia |
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Campus Facilities |
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Library |
- Main library with academic resources |
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Laboratories |
- Engineering and IT labs |
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Sports Facilities |
- Sports fields for football and volleyball |
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Cafeteria |
- Affordable food options serving local Indonesian meals |
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Mosque |
- On-campus mosque for daily prayers and religious activities |
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Wi-Fi |
- Free Wi-Fi access throughout campus for students |
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Student Activity Centers |
- Dedicated spaces for student clubs, organizations, and extracurricular activities |
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Health Clinic |
- Basic medical services for students |
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Auditorium |
- Large auditorium for events, lectures, and cultural performances |
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Accommodation Facilities |
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On-Campus Dormitories |
Available for male and female students |
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Room Types |
- Single rooms |
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Room Facilities |
- Furnished with bed, desk, chair, and storage |
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Common Areas |
- Shared common rooms and lounges for students to study and socialize |
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Internet Access |
- Wi-Fi available in dormitories |
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Accommodation Cost |
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Single Room (On-Campus) |
IDR 400,000 – 700,000 per month (approx. USD 25 – 45) |
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Shared Room (Double Occupancy) |
IDR 300,000 – 500,000 per month (approx. USD 20 – 32) |
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Off-Campus Private Housing |
Apartments and boarding houses available nearby |
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Private Housing Cost |
IDR 600,000 – 1,200,000 per month (approx. USD 38 – 75), depending on location and amenities |
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Dining Cost |
IDR 10,000 – 25,000 per meal (approx. USD 0.65 – 1.60) at campus cafeteria or local eateries |
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Transportation |
Public transportation (local minibuses and motorbike taxis) available for commuting to and from campus |
Balanced Education: UNISKA offers a wide range of academic programs, combining both modern disciplines (such as business, law, engineering, and education) and Islamic studies (like Sharia Law and Islamic education).
Islamic Values: The curriculum is infused with Islamic values, creating a holistic educational experience where students gain both professional skills and a strong foundation in Islamic ethics and knowledge.
Supportive Faculty: The faculty members are highly supportive and approachable, helping students to succeed in both academic and personal development. The university emphasizes collaborative learning, encouraging students to participate actively in discussions and group work.
Daily Prayers and Worship: Being an Islamic university, UNISKA fosters a religious environment. The campus features a mosque, where students and faculty can perform their daily prayers (Salah) and participate in religious gatherings (Dawah and lectures).
Islamic Events and Celebrations: UNISKA regularly celebrates important Islamic holidays and events, such as:
Ramadan Activities: Iftar (breaking the fast) events, Quran recitations, and Tarawih prayers during Ramadan.
Eid Celebrations: Special prayers and events during Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
Maulid Nabi: Celebrating the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday with religious lectures and community gatherings.
Quran Study Groups: Students can join Quranic studies and Islamic lectures led by scholars and faculty members. There are also Tafsir (Quran interpretation) sessions to deepen understanding of the Holy Quran.
BEM (Student Executive Body): The Badan Eksekutif Mahasiswa (BEM) is the main student governing body responsible for organizing various events, managing student concerns, and representing students in university affairs. BEM organizes activities like student leadership programs, seminars, and cultural events.
Religious Organizations:
UKM Islam (Islamic Student Union): A student group focusing on Islamic activities, community outreach, religious studies, and social events. They frequently organize dawah activities, charity drives, and religious seminars.
Academic and Professional Clubs: Students can join clubs and organizations related to their academic interests, such as:
Business and Economics Club: Organizes discussions, workshops, and competitions related to business and entrepreneurship.
Law and Moot Court Club: Prepares students for law-related competitions and helps them practice legal procedures in a simulated court environment.
Engineering and Technology Club: Engages students in hands-on projects, competitions, and technology innovation challenges.
Cultural and Sports Clubs:
Cultural Clubs: There are opportunities for students to join cultural organizations that focus on traditional Indonesian arts, music, dance, and theater. UNISKA encourages students to engage in cultural preservation while learning about global cultures.
Sports Clubs: Sports activities are encouraged with clubs for popular sports like football (soccer), basketball, volleyball, and badminton. UNISKA also organizes friendly competitions and inter-university tournaments.
Workshops and Seminars: The university regularly hosts workshops, guest lectures, and career development seminars on topics ranging from business and leadership to Islamic jurisprudence.
Entrepreneurship Events: UNISKA promotes entrepreneurship by hosting business plan competitions, mentorship programs, and workshops on business skills. Students have the opportunity to pitch their ideas, connect with industry professionals, and potentially secure startup funding.
Community Service: UNISKA has a strong focus on community outreach and social responsibility. Students are encouraged to participate in community service programs, such as:
Charity Drives: Fundraising and donation events for local communities in need.
Environmental Campaigns: Tree planting, clean-up drives, and sustainability projects organized by the university's environmental club.
Student Festivals: UNISKA regularly organizes student festivals, including Islamic cultural festivals, music events, food fairs, and inter-faculty competitions. These festivals provide a chance for students to showcase their talents and engage with the campus community in a fun and informal setting.
Sports Facilities: UNISKA provides sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor activities, including:
Football (Soccer) Field
Basketball Court
Volleyball Court
Indoor Gym
Inter-University Sports Competitions: Students can represent UNISKA in various regional and national sports competitions. In addition to competitions, there are also friendly matches organized between faculties or with other universities.
Recreational Facilities: UNISKA offers students access to recreational activities, including a fitness center for maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
On-Campus Dormitories: UNISKA provides affordable on-campus accommodation, with separate dormitories for male and female students. Facilities in the dormitories include:
Single and shared rooms (with basic furniture like a bed, desk, and storage).
Common areas for studying and socializing.
Wi-Fi access for students to use for academic and personal purposes.
Cost of Accommodation:
Single Room: IDR 400,000 – 700,000 per month (approx. USD 25 – 45)
Shared Room: IDR 300,000 – 500,000 per month (approx. USD 20 – 32)
Off-Campus Housing: Students also have the option to live in private housing or boarding houses near the campus. This provides more independence but may be slightly more expensive, with costs ranging from IDR 600,000 to 1,200,000 per month (approx. USD 38 – 75).
Cafeterias and Food: UNISKA has several cafeterias offering affordable meals. Students can expect to pay around IDR 10,000 – 25,000 (USD 0.65 – 1.60) per meal. The cafeteria serves a variety of local Indonesian dishes, with an emphasis on halal food in line with Islamic dietary requirements.
International Student Support: While UNISKA primarily serves Indonesian students, it is open to international students. The university provides language support for those who need to improve their Bahasa Indonesia proficiency, which is the primary language of instruction for most courses.
Cultural Integration: UNISKA encourages international students to participate in cultural and Islamic events, allowing them to integrate smoothly into the Indonesian and Islamic cultural environment.
Visa and Immigration Support: The university assists international students in navigating the student visa process (Visa Pelajar), ensuring that they meet all the necessary legal requirements for studying in Indonesia.
Career Services: UNISKA has a Career Services Center that helps students prepare for their professional careers. Services include:
Job postings and internship opportunities from local companies.
Career counseling and advice on résumé writing and interview preparation.
Job fairs where students can meet with employers and explore career opportunities.
Alumni Network: UNISKA maintains an active alumni network, which supports current students through mentorship programs, career talks, and networking events. Alumni are often invited to share their experiences and offer guidance to students as they transition from academic life to the workforce.
UNISKA provides several resources to help students prepare for their careers after graduation:
Function: The Career Services Center is responsible for connecting students with job opportunities and offering guidance on entering the workforce.
Services Provided:
Career Counseling: One-on-one sessions are available to help students with career planning, résumé building, job application strategies, and interview preparation.
Job Postings: The center regularly posts job vacancies from local businesses, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), offering graduates options in a range of industries.
Internship Opportunities: The Career Services Center facilitates internship placements, especially for students in fields like business, law, engineering, and education. Internships provide students with hands-on experience, often leading to job offers post-graduation.
Annual Job Fairs: UNISKA organizes annual job fairs on campus, inviting local and regional employers to meet with students and discuss job openings.
On-Campus Recruitment: Some companies, especially those in sectors like banking, telecommunications, and retail, visit the campus to conduct on-campus recruitment drives, making it easier for students to secure jobs without having to travel.
UNISKA regularly hosts workshops and career seminars that focus on skills such as interview techniques, CV writing, leadership development, and entrepreneurship. These sessions are designed to prepare students for the job market by enhancing their soft skills and boosting their confidence.
UNISKA maintains connections with various local industries and businesses in Kediri and the surrounding regions of East Java. These partnerships often result in internship and job opportunities for students.
Business and Economics: Graduates from the business management and accounting programs are commonly placed in industries such as finance, retail, manufacturing, and entrepreneurship.
Law: Law graduates often find placements in local law firms, government agencies, or as legal consultants for businesses and NGOs.
Engineering: Graduates from the engineering programs (civil, electrical, and informatics) are placed in sectors such as construction, infrastructure development, IT, and telecommunications.
Education: Graduates from the teacher training and education programs are employed as teachers in primary and secondary schools, particularly in subjects like English and mathematics.
Islamic Studies: Students who graduate from Islamic Studies programs often take up roles in Islamic organizations, religious institutions, and community leadership positions.
Public Administration Graduates: Graduates in public administration are typically recruited by local government offices, public policy departments, and NGOs focused on community development and governance.
Sharia Law: Students from the Sharia Law program may find positions in religious courts or act as legal advisors for Islamic finance institutions and community organizations.
Career Counseling and Planning: Students are advised to consult with career advisors early in their studies to develop a career plan based on their field of interest.
Internship Placement: During the course of study, students are often encouraged to participate in internships, which are typically 1-2 semesters long and give them practical work experience in their chosen field.
Skill Development Workshops: Students are provided with opportunities to attend workshops on soft skills such as communication, leadership, and teamwork to improve their employability.
Job Fair and Recruitment Events: In their final year, students attend job fairs and recruitment events to network with potential employers.
Application and Interviews: The Career Services Center assists students in applying for jobs, providing tips on how to prepare résumés and cover letters, and how to approach interviews.
Job Placement: Some companies may recruit directly through on-campus interviews, while others will invite students to their offices for further rounds.
UNISKA encourages an entrepreneurial mindset among students and supports those who wish to start their own businesses.
Business Plan Competitions: UNISKA organizes business plan competitions where students can present their startup ideas. Winners may receive funding or mentorship to help launch their business.
Mentorship Programs: The university has mentorship programs where successful alumni and local entrepreneurs provide guidance to students interested in starting their own businesses.
Incubation Support: In collaboration with local business incubators, UNISKA helps student entrepreneurs develop their startups by providing office space, access to mentors, and business development resources.
UNISKA’s alumni network plays a significant role in helping students secure internships and jobs. Many alumni return to campus to give career talks, offer mentorship, or assist in recruitment efforts at the university.
Networking Opportunities: The alumni network often helps current students by providing introductions to industry contacts or recommending them for positions within their organizations.
Career Talks and Workshops: Alumni working in various industries return to campus to hold career talks and workshops, giving students insights into different professions and industries.
While detailed placement statistics for UNISKA may not be publicly available, graduates generally find employment in various sectors such as:
Education: A large number of graduates become teachers in public and private schools, especially in Kediri and the broader East Java region.
Government: Many graduates, particularly those from the public administration and law programs, work in local government offices or in the legal sector.
Islamic Institutions: Graduates from Islamic Studies programs often serve in religious organizations, Islamic schools, or Sharia finance institutions.
Private Sector: Businesses from industries such as banking, retail, IT, and manufacturing.
Public Sector: Local government agencies and public schools.
Islamic Organizations: Graduates often work for Islamic organizations, mosques, or Sharia-compliant financial institutions.
Meeting Academic Requirements:
For undergraduate programs, students must have a recognized high school diploma and meet minimum grade requirements.
For graduate programs, students need a relevant bachelor’s degree and meet program-specific academic standards.
Entrance Exams:
Some programs, especially in law, engineering, and Islamic studies, may require passing an entrance exam.
Program Capacity:
Programs with more demand (such as law, business, and engineering) may have limited seats, which can make them more competitive compared to other programs.
International Students:
UNISKA welcomes international students, but they need to fulfill additional requirements, including language proficiency and visa processes.
Location:
Jalan Sersan Suharmaji No. 38, Mojoroto, Kediri City, East Java, Indonesia
(Jalan Sersan Suharmaji, No. 38, Mojoroto, Kota Kediri, Jawa Timur, Indonesia)
Kediri City, East Java Province
