| Course Level: | Master's | |
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| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
| Course Level: | Master's | |
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| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
UNTAG Semarang was established in the spirit of Indonesia’s independence, taking its name from the significant date, August 17, 1945. The university's foundation is tied to the broader mission of fostering education in a newly independent Indonesia, contributing to national development through academic programs and community involvement.
The university offers a range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various faculties. While specific faculties and programs may evolve, UNTAG Semarang typically includes:
Faculty of Law
Known for its strong emphasis on legal studies, this faculty focuses on producing graduates with a solid understanding of national and international law.
Faculty of Engineering
Offers programs in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical Engineering, aiming to prepare students for careers in infrastructure and technological industries.
Faculty of Economics and Business
Includes majors like Management, Accounting, and Economics, focusing on entrepreneurship, finance, and business management skills.
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
Provides courses in areas such as International Relations, Political Science, and Communication Studies, aiming to produce leaders in public policy, diplomacy, and media.
Faculty of Psychology
Offers programs designed to train professionals in psychological counseling, research, and human resource development.
Graduate Programs
Various master’s degree programs are available, particularly in fields like law, management, and engineering.
The main campus is located in Semarang, the capital city of Central Java, which gives it a strategic location for students from various regions. The campus includes modern classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and other facilities designed to support both academic and extracurricular activities.
UNTAG Semarang encourages students to engage in extracurricular activities, including student organizations, sports, and cultural events. This helps students to develop leadership skills, teamwork, and a sense of social responsibility.
In alignment with its nationalistic roots, the university has a focus on community service and social engagement. Students and faculty are encouraged to participate in activities that benefit society, aligning with the Indonesian principle of "Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi"—Education, Research, and Community Service.
UNTAG Semarang has been accredited by Indonesia’s National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT). The accreditation status of individual programs may vary, but the institution continuously works on improving its quality of education.
The university's mission is to educate future leaders and professionals who are not only skilled in their fields but also possess strong ethical values and a sense of national pride. The name "17 August 1945" serves as a reminder of the country's struggle for independence and the importance of contributing to national development.
Bachelor of Law (S1): Focuses on national and international legal systems, criminal law, civil law, constitutional law, and legal practice.
Master of Law (S2): Advanced legal studies in specialized areas like business law, constitutional law, and international law.
Bachelor of Civil Engineering (S1): Covers areas such as structural engineering, construction management, transportation, and environmental engineering.
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (S1): Focuses on manufacturing, thermodynamics, energy systems, and mechanical design.
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (S1): Covers topics like power systems, electronics, telecommunications, and control systems.
Master of Engineering (S2): Postgraduate studies focusing on advanced engineering principles and project management.
Bachelor of Management (S1): Focuses on business management, entrepreneurship, marketing, human resource management, and strategic management.
Bachelor of Accounting (S1): Offers education in financial accounting, managerial accounting, auditing, and taxation.
Bachelor of Economics (S1): Covers macroeconomics, microeconomics, development economics, and international trade.
Master of Management (S2): Advanced studies in business strategy, organizational behavior, leadership, and financial management.
Bachelor of International Relations (S1): Focuses on diplomacy, global politics, international organizations, and foreign policy.
Bachelor of Communication Studies (S1): Covers media studies, public relations, journalism, advertising, and digital communication.
Bachelor of Public Administration (S1): Studies public policy, governance, public management, and development administration.
Bachelor of Political Science (S1): Provides an understanding of political theory, comparative politics, Indonesian political systems, and electoral studies.
Bachelor of Psychology (S1): Offers courses in psychological theory, counseling, human behavior, mental health, and industrial-organizational psychology.
Master of Psychology (S2): Provides advanced training in clinical psychology, human resource management, and psychological research methods.
Bachelor of Informatics (S1): Focuses on software development, data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and information systems.
Bachelor of Industrial Engineering (S1): Covers optimization of complex processes, systems engineering, logistics, supply chain management, and operations research.
Bachelor of Information Systems (S1): Combines business and IT, covering topics like system analysis, database management, e-commerce, and enterprise systems.
Bachelor of Agribusiness (S1): Focuses on agricultural economics, farm management, agricultural policy, and entrepreneurship in the agribusiness sector.
Bachelor of Agrotechnology (S1): Covers plant cultivation, soil science, pest control, and sustainable farming techniques.
Bachelor of English Literature (S1): Offers courses in English language studies, literature analysis, translation, linguistics, and creative writing.
Bachelor of Indonesian Literature (S1): Focuses on Indonesian literary works, linguistics, and cultural studies, aiming to preserve and promote the national language and culture.
In addition to its undergraduate programs, UNTAG Semarang also offers several graduate programs, including:
Master of Law (S2)
Master of Management (S2)
Master of Engineering (S2)
Master of Psychology (S2)
Course Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (in USD) |
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Faculty of Law |
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Bachelor of Law (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,500 |
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Faculty of Engineering |
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Bachelor of Civil Engineering (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,700 |
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Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,700 |
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Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,700 |
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Faculty of Economics and Business |
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Bachelor of Management (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,500 |
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Bachelor of Accounting (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,500 |
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Bachelor of Economics (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,500 |
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Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
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Bachelor of International Relations (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,300 |
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Bachelor of Communication Studies (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,300 |
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Bachelor of Public Administration (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,300 |
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Bachelor of Political Science (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,300 |
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Faculty of Psychology |
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Bachelor of Psychology (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,400 |
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Faculty of Science and Technology |
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Bachelor of Informatics (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,600 |
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Bachelor of Industrial Engineering (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,600 |
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Bachelor of Information Systems (S1) |
4 years |
$1,000 - $1,600 |
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Faculty of Agriculture |
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Bachelor of Agribusiness (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,200 |
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Bachelor of Agrotechnology (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,200 |
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Faculty of Cultural Sciences |
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Bachelor of English Literature (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,200 |
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Bachelor of Indonesian Literature (S1) |
4 years |
$900 - $1,200 |
MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) in Indonesia
Course Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (in USD) |
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Faculty of Law |
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Master of Law (S2) |
2 years |
$1,500 - $2,000 |
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Faculty of Engineering |
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Master of Engineering (S2) |
2 years |
$1,600 - $2,200 |
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Faculty of Economics and Business |
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Master of Management (S2) |
2 years |
$1,400 - $2,000 |
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Faculty of Psychology |
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Master of Psychology (S2) |
2 years |
$1,500 - $2,100 |
Course Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (in USD) |
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PhD in Law |
3-4 years |
$2,000 - $3,000 |
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PhD in Engineering |
3-4 years |
$2,200 - $3,200 |
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PhD in Management |
3-4 years |
$2,000 - $3,000 |
International students are eligible to apply to the same undergraduate (bachelor’s), master’s, and potentially doctoral programs offered by UNTAG Semarang. These include programs in:
Law
Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)
Economics and Business (Management, Accounting, Economics)
Social and Political Sciences (International Relations, Communication Studies, Political Science)
Psychology
Agriculture (Agribusiness, Agrotechnology)
Cultural Sciences (English Literature, Indonesian Literature)
Science and Technology (Informatics, Industrial Engineering, Information Systems)
Primary Language: Most programs are conducted in Indonesian, so proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia may be required.
Language Preparation: If needed, international students may have to undergo language preparation courses to improve their Indonesian language skills before starting the academic program.
Some universities in Indonesia are gradually offering more programs in English, especially in business, international relations, and technical fields, so checking directly with the university for language-specific offerings is recommended.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Academic transcripts from high school.
Proof of proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (for international students if the program is taught in Indonesian).
Entrance Examination: Some programs may require an entrance test.
Additional documents such as a letter of motivation or statement of purpose may be requested.
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university in a relevant field.
Academic transcripts from the bachelor’s degree program.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume.
Recommendation Letters: Typically two letters from academic or professional referees.
Statement of Purpose: An essay outlining your academic and career goals.
Language Proficiency: For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students may need to demonstrate proficiency through a language test. For programs taught in English, a TOEFL or IELTS score may be required.
Some faculties may require an interview or entrance examination.
Master’s Degree in a related field.
Academic transcripts from both the bachelor’s and master’s programs.
Research Proposal: A detailed research proposal that aligns with the faculty's expertise.
Recommendation Letters from academic or professional referees (typically two).
Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Interview: Doctoral candidates are often interviewed by a panel to assess their research potential and academic background.
Language Proficiency requirements (similar to the master’s program).
Online Application: Most Indonesian universities, including UNTAG Semarang, allow applicants to submit applications online through the university’s admissions portal.
Manual Application: Alternatively, applicants can submit their documents directly to the university’s admissions office if required.
Completed Application Form: Fill in all required information on the online portal or paper application form.
Copy of Academic Diplomas and Transcripts:
High school diploma (for undergraduate).
Bachelor’s and master’s diplomas (for postgraduate).
Passport Copy (for international applicants).
Curriculum Vitae (CV) (for master’s and doctoral applicants).
Recommendation Letters (for master’s and doctoral applicants).
Statement of Purpose or Motivation Letter: Describe why you want to join the program and your future academic and career goals.
Research Proposal (for doctoral applicants only).
Language Proficiency Test Results: TOEFL/IELTS for English programs or proof of proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia for programs taught in Indonesian (if applicable).
Depending on the program, an entrance examination may be required, especially for competitive programs like Law or Engineering.
Some faculties may require an interview or additional assessments to evaluate the candidate’s suitability for the program.
If your application is successful, you will receive an Offer of Admission or an Acceptance Letter from the university.
This offer will include information on your program, the start date, tuition fees, and any additional steps needed for enrollment.
Once you receive an offer, you’ll need to confirm your enrollment by paying a deposit (this may be part of the tuition fees) and submitting any remaining documents requested by the university.
International students will need to apply for a student visa (VITAS - Visa Izin Tinggal Terbatas). Once in Indonesia, they will also need to apply for a KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit).
Required documents for the visa application include:
University Acceptance Letter.
Copy of passport (valid for at least two years).
Proof of financial support to cover tuition and living expenses.
Health insurance may also be required.
The visa application should be submitted to the Indonesian embassy or consulate in your home country.
Upon arrival at the university, students must complete the final registration process.
Attend any orientation programs offered by the university, which may include:
Academic orientation to introduce the course structure.
Cultural orientation (for international students) to help with adjusting to life in Indonesia.
Introduction to university services like the library, student support services, and extracurricular activities.
Main Intake:
August/September: The primary intake for undergraduate programs typically begins in August or September, coinciding with the start of the new academic year.
Secondary Intake (if available):
February: Some faculties may offer a second intake in February for mid-year admission, though this can vary depending on the program and available seats.
Main Intake:
August/September: The majority of master’s programs have their main intake during this period.
Secondary Intake (if available):
February: Some master’s programs, especially those in the business or law faculties, may also offer a mid-year intake.
Doctoral programs may have a more flexible intake schedule, often based on the availability of supervisors and the student’s research proposal.
August/September: The primary intake period.
Rolling admissions: Depending on the faculty, students can sometimes apply throughout the year, especially for research-based programs.
Academic Qualifications:
High School Diploma or equivalent (typically 12 years of education) is required.
Minimum GPA or passing marks as specified by the university.
International students may need to provide an equivalency certificate for their high school diploma if it’s not from an Indonesian institution.
Entrance Examinations:
Some faculties or programs may require applicants to take an entrance exam or test. Competitive programs like Law, Engineering, or Business often have entrance tests to assess students’ knowledge in relevant subjects.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia proficiency is required for programs taught in Indonesian. International students may need to take a Bahasa Indonesia Proficiency Test (Uji Kemampuan Bahasa Indonesia or UKBI) or undergo a language preparatory course.
If the program is offered in English, proof of English language proficiency such as TOEFL or IELTS scores may be required, with minimum scores typically around:
TOEFL: 500 (paper-based), 61 (iBT).
IELTS: 5.5 to 6.0.
Academic Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s Degree (S1) from an accredited institution in a relevant field.
A minimum GPA is often required, usually around 2.75 to 3.00 on a 4.0 scale, though this may vary by faculty.
Professional Experience:
Some programs, particularly in Management, Public Administration, or Law, may require applicants to have relevant work experience (usually 2-3 years) in addition to academic qualifications.
Entrance Examinations:
Some faculties require applicants to take an entrance test or interview as part of the admission process, especially for competitive programs like Law, Management, or Engineering.
Research Proposal (if required):
For some master’s programs, particularly those that involve research, applicants may need to submit a research proposal as part of the application.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: If the program is taught in Indonesian, international applicants must demonstrate proficiency or take preparatory language courses.
English proficiency: For English-taught programs, a TOEFL or IELTS score is required, with typical minimum scores as mentioned above.
Academic Qualifications:
A Master’s Degree (S2) in a relevant field from an accredited institution.
A minimum GPA, generally around 3.00 or higher on a 4.0 scale, though the specific requirement depends on the program.
Research Proposal:
A research proposal outlining the intended research area, objectives, and methodology is usually required for all doctoral applicants. The proposal must align with the expertise of the faculty’s academic staff.
Interview:
Most doctoral programs require an interview to assess the applicant’s research potential, academic background, and the suitability of the proposed research topic.
Work Experience:
In some cases, work or academic research experience relevant to the PhD topic may be a requirement, especially in fields like Management or Public Administration.
Language Proficiency:
Similar to the master’s programs, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (for Indonesian-taught programs) or English (for English-taught programs).
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility |
Coverage |
Duration |
Application Process |
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Academic Merit Scholarship |
High-achieving students based on academic performance |
Partial to full tuition fee waiver |
Duration of the study (subject to academic performance) |
Apply during university admission, based on GPA or entrance test results |
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UNTAG Excellence Scholarship |
New students with outstanding academic records or extracurricular achievements |
Full or partial tuition waiver |
Duration of the study (with annual review) |
Automatically considered for new students with exceptional achievements |
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Government KIP-K Scholarship (Kartu Indonesia Pintar – Kuliah) |
Domestic undergraduate students from low-income families |
Full tuition, living allowance, and other education-related expenses |
Duration of the program (renewed annually) |
Apply through the government KIP-K portal and UNTAG's admissions office |
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Darmasiswa Scholarship |
International students to study Indonesian language, art, and culture |
Tuition waiver, monthly living stipend |
1 year (non-degree program) |
Apply through the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture |
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LPDP Scholarship (Lembaga Pengelola Dana Pendidikan) |
Indonesian students pursuing master’s or PhD programs |
Full tuition, living expenses, research grants |
Duration of the master’s/PhD program |
Apply through the LPDP official website |
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UNTAG Alumni Scholarship |
Children or relatives of UNTAG alumni pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies |
Partial tuition fee waiver |
1 year (with possibility of renewal) |
Apply through UNTAG’s admissions or alumni office |
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Research Grant Scholarships |
Graduate students (Master’s or PhD) involved in research projects related to national development |
Research funding, tuition fee reduction |
Varies depending on research duration |
Apply through the faculty or research center, submit a research proposal |
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Private/Corporate Scholarships |
Partner companies or organizations offering scholarships to students in specific fields (e.g., Engineering, Business) |
Partial tuition, internships, and career support |
Duration of the study or specific to the partnership terms |
Apply through university’s career services or faculty |
Facility Type |
Description |
Cost (in USD per month) |
Features and Services |
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On-Campus Dormitories |
Basic dormitory accommodations available for students. Limited availability, primarily for first-year students. |
$50 - $150 |
Shared rooms, study areas, communal bathrooms, internet access, security. |
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Off-Campus Apartments |
Private or shared apartments near the campus. Popular option for students seeking more independence. |
$100 - $300 |
Private bedroom, shared living room, kitchen, bathroom, internet. |
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Private Rental Houses |
Rental houses or kosts (boarding houses) that are typically rented by groups of students. |
$80 - $250 |
Private or shared rooms, communal kitchen, laundry services, internet. |
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Student Housing (Kosts) |
Common type of accommodation in Indonesia, offering private or semi-private rooms with shared facilities. |
$50 - $200 |
Private bedroom, shared bathroom, shared kitchen, internet, laundry service. |
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Hostels and Guest Houses |
Temporary accommodation options for students during the transition period or short stays. |
$30 - $100 (per night) |
Private or shared rooms, basic amenities, laundry services. |
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Homestay with Local Families |
Stay with local families, offering a cultural experience and language immersion for international students. |
$100 - $250 |
Private bedroom, meals included, family environment. |
Diverse Study Programs: UNTAG Semarang offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in faculties such as Law, Engineering, Economics and Business, Social and Political Sciences, Psychology, Agriculture, and Cultural Sciences.
Interactive Learning: The university emphasizes interactive learning, with many programs incorporating internships, practical training, and community service. This ensures that students gain real-world experience alongside theoretical knowledge.
Student-Faculty Interaction: Small to medium-sized classes allow students to have closer interaction with faculty members, which creates a conducive environment for mentorship and academic support.
UNTAG Semarang has a wide range of student organizations and clubs that cater to diverse interests, including academic, cultural, social, and sports activities. These clubs provide a platform for students to develop their leadership and teamwork skills, make new friends, and pursue their interests outside of the classroom.
Some of the popular student organizations include:
BEM (Badan Eksekutif Mahasiswa): The student executive body that organizes campus-wide events, seminars, and social activities.
Himpunan Mahasiswa: Departmental student associations where students can participate in field-specific activities, seminars, and community outreach programs.
Cultural and Language Clubs: These clubs offer a chance to explore and promote Indonesian culture and other international cultures, as well as engage in language exchange programs.
Entrepreneurship Clubs: Students interested in business and innovation can join these clubs to learn about starting businesses, developing ideas, and networking with professionals.
Cultural Festivals and Events: UNTAG Semarang organizes various cultural festivals and events that showcase Indonesia’s rich cultural diversity. Students can participate in performances, exhibitions, and traditional celebrations.
Religious Organizations: Indonesia is a multicultural and multi-religious country, and the university respects and supports religious diversity. Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist student groups organize religious activities and discussions, offering spaces for students to practice their faith.
Pancasila Day and Independence Day celebrations are highly significant at UNTAG Semarang, reflecting the university’s strong connection to Indonesian values and nationalism.
Sports Facilities: UNTAG Semarang has a variety of sports facilities, including basketball courts, football fields, and volleyball courts. Students are encouraged to participate in sports activities for physical well-being and teamwork.
Sports Teams and Competitions: The university’s sports teams participate in local and regional competitions. There are teams for popular sports such as football (soccer), basketball, badminton, and martial arts.
Fitness Programs: Fitness clubs and gyms on or near the campus offer students a chance to stay fit and healthy.
Libraries: The university has well-equipped libraries with access to a wide range of academic resources, including books, journals, and digital databases. Study spaces are also available for group or individual study.
Computer Labs and Wi-Fi: Students have access to computer labs and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the campus, making it easy to conduct research and complete assignments.
Cafeterias and Food Stalls: The campus has several cafeterias and food stalls offering a variety of affordable Indonesian and international cuisines, making it easy for students to enjoy meals between classes.
Prayer Rooms: There are prayer rooms available for Muslim students, as well as spaces for other religious practices, providing a comfortable environment for spiritual activities.
Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi: In line with the Indonesian higher education philosophy of Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi (Education, Research, and Community Service), students at UNTAG Semarang are encouraged to get involved in community service and volunteering programs. These activities help students contribute to local communities while gaining valuable life and leadership skills.
Environmental Projects: Many student organizations are involved in environmental conservation projects, such as tree planting, recycling initiatives, and local clean-up campaigns.
Social Outreach Programs: Various student groups organize charity drives, health campaigns, and educational outreach to underserved communities.
International Office: The International Office at UNTAG Semarang provides support for international students, including guidance on admission, visas, and accommodation. The office also organizes orientation sessions and cultural exchange activities to help international students integrate into campus life.
Cultural Exchange Programs: International students are encouraged to participate in cultural exchange programs and festivals that showcase Indonesian culture while sharing their own traditions and experiences with local students.
Language Support: For non-Indonesian speakers, UNTAG Semarang offers language support programs to help international students learn Bahasa Indonesia, which is essential for day-to-day communication and participation in certain programs.
On-Campus Dormitories: UNTAG Semarang offers on-campus dormitories for students, especially first-year students. These dormitories provide a convenient living environment within the campus area, allowing easy access to academic buildings and facilities.
Off-Campus Housing: Many students choose to live in off-campus apartments or kosts (boarding houses) nearby. These offer more independence and privacy while still being affordable.
Housing Support: The university's student affairs office helps students find suitable accommodation and provides guidance on off-campus living options.
Location: Semarang, the capital of Central Java, offers a unique blend of modern urban living and cultural heritage. It is a relatively affordable city, making it an ideal location for students.
Cultural and Historical Sites: Students can explore Semarang’s rich history, including sites like Lawang Sewu, the Old Town (Kota Lama), and the Sam Poo Kong Temple. The city’s cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere offer students plenty of activities outside the university.
Cost of Living: The cost of living in Semarang is lower than in major cities like Jakarta or Bali, making it affordable for students. The average cost for accommodation, food, transportation, and other essentials is manageable on a student budget.
UNTAG Semarang offers comprehensive career services to help students find internships and job opportunities. The university’s Career Center serves as the central hub for all career-related activities, providing various services such as:
Career Counseling: Students receive one-on-one guidance on how to plan their careers, prepare for interviews, and improve their resumes. Career counselors help students identify their strengths and career interests.
Job Search Assistance: The Career Center helps students with job search strategies, including access to job portals, networking events, and company visits.
Job Placement Programs: The Career Center collaborates with companies and institutions in both the public and private sectors to offer job placements to students. Some programs offer job guarantees for top-performing students.
Internship Programs: Many degree programs at UNTAG Semarang require or encourage students to complete internships as part of their studies. These internships are essential for gaining practical experience and building professional networks.
Partnerships with Industry: UNTAG Semarang partners with a wide range of local, national, and international companies to offer internships in various fields such as law, engineering, business, and social sciences.
Internship Placement: The Career Center helps students secure internships based on their field of study. These internships often serve as a stepping stone to full-time employment after graduation.
Collaborations with Companies: UNTAG Semarang has established partnerships with various industries, including manufacturing, technology, banking, consulting, government, and non-profit organizations. These collaborations allow students to participate in internships, research projects, and job placements.
Guest Lectures and Seminars: The university regularly invites industry professionals and alumni to give guest lectures, conduct workshops, and participate in career fairs. These events allow students to learn about the latest trends in their fields and network with potential employers.
On-Campus Recruitment: UNTAG Semarang hosts recruitment drives on campus, where companies visit to interview and recruit students for internships or full-time positions. These events provide an excellent opportunity for students to engage directly with recruiters.
Career Fairs: The university organizes career fairs where various companies from different industries set up booths to provide information on career opportunities. Students can submit resumes, attend interviews, and network with professionals during these events.
Alumni Connections: UNTAG Semarang has a strong alumni network that often plays a key role in helping students find internships and job opportunities. The alumni frequently collaborate with the university’s Career Center to offer mentorship, job referrals, and networking opportunities for current students.
Alumni Mentorship Programs: Some faculties offer mentorship programs where alumni in relevant industries guide students on their career paths, offering advice on how to succeed in specific fields.
While exact placement rates vary by faculty and program, UNTAG Semarang has a good track record of placing its graduates in reputable companies across Indonesia. Popular fields where graduates find employment include:
Law: Graduates often find positions as lawyers, legal advisors, or government officials in law firms, corporations, or public institutions.
Engineering: Graduates from the Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering programs are frequently employed by construction companies, manufacturing firms, and energy companies.
Business and Economics: Graduates from Management, Accounting, and Economics programs typically find positions in banking, consulting, entrepreneurship, and corporate sectors.
Social Sciences: Graduates in International Relations, Communication Studies, and Political Science often secure roles in government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), or media companies.
Workshops and Training: To enhance employability, UNTAG Semarang offers skills training workshops on topics such as resume writing, interview techniques, public speaking, and leadership development. These workshops are designed to help students develop essential soft skills that are valuable in the workplace.
Entrepreneurship Support: For students interested in starting their own businesses, UNTAG Semarang offers entrepreneurship development programs. The university helps students develop business ideas, create business plans, and access potential funding sources. The entrepreneurship clubs and incubation centers also provide resources and mentorship to students.
Law: Many graduates of the Faculty of Law go on to work in law firms, government bodies, and as independent legal consultants. The program’s focus on Indonesian law makes graduates well-prepared for positions in both the public and private sectors.
Engineering: Graduates from the Faculty of Engineering are often in high demand in industries such as construction, manufacturing, infrastructure development, and technology. Students in Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering benefit from the university’s strong ties with industry.
Business and Economics: Students from the Faculty of Economics and Business have access to a wide range of opportunities in finance, banking, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Many graduates also pursue positions in multinational companies.
Information Technology and Informatics: As demand for IT professionals continues to grow, graduates of the Informatics and Information Systems programs have strong prospects in software development, data analysis, and network administration.
Entrepreneurship Clubs and Competitions: Students interested in starting their own businesses can join entrepreneurship clubs that promote innovation and business development. The university frequently holds business plan competitions, giving students the chance to pitch their ideas and win funding.
Business Incubation: The university’s business incubation center offers resources for students who wish to launch startups. These resources include mentoring, workspace, and access to industry networks.
UNTAG Semarang provides support even after students graduate. The alumni office and career services continue to assist graduates with job placements, career advice, and networking opportunities. The university maintains strong ties with its alumni, who often return to mentor and guide current students.
The acceptance rate at a university like UNTAG Semarang can vary depending on several factors:
Program popularity: More competitive programs like Law, Engineering, or International Relations might have lower acceptance rates due to higher demand.
Capacity: The number of students a program can accommodate each year may also influence acceptance rates. Smaller programs with limited seats might be more selective.
Entrance requirements: While the university has set academic and language proficiency requirements (such as high school diplomas for undergraduates or bachelor’s degrees for master’s programs), the criteria are generally achievable for most applicants.
Private universities in Indonesia tend to have acceptance rates ranging between 60% to 90%. UNTAG Semarang likely falls within this range, with programs that are in high demand potentially being more selective.
Meeting the minimum academic requirements (such as GPA and language proficiency).
Performing well in entrance exams (for programs that require them).
Providing strong supporting documents, such as recommendation letters and personal statements for postgraduate programs.
Jl. Pawiyatan Luhur Bendan Dhuwur, Semarang, Central Java 50233, Indonesia
Proximity to the City Center: The campus is located in Bendan Dhuwur, a well-connected area of Semarang. This location offers easy access to both the commercial areas of the city and cultural sites.
Educational Hub: Semarang is home to various educational institutions, making it a student-friendly city with libraries, study centers, and recreational activities available nearby.
Accessibility: The university is easily accessible via public transportation, including buses and minibuses ("angkot"), which connect the campus to other parts of Semarang.
Nearby Facilities: There are various local facilities such as cafes, restaurants, and shopping centers around the campus, providing students with essential services and entertainment options.
