University of Development Panca Budi

Bachelor of Management

S.M. (Sarjana Manajemen)

4 years

Bachelor of Accounting

S.Ak. (Sarjana Akuntansi)

4 years

Bachelor of Economics

S.E. (Sarjana Ekonomi)

4 years

Bachelor of Digital Business

S.M. (Sarjana Manajemen)

4 years

Bachelor of Law

S.H. (Sarjana Hukum)

4 years

Bachelor of Information Systems

S.Kom. (Sarjana Komputer)

4 years

Bachelor of Computer Science

S.Kom. (Sarjana Komputer)

4 years

Bachelor of Cybersecurity

S.Kom. (Sarjana Komputer)

4 years

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

S.T. (Sarjana Teknik)

4 years

Bachelor of Civil Engineering

S.T. (Sarjana Teknik)

4 years

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

S.T. (Sarjana Teknik)

4 years

Bachelor of Agribusiness

S.P. (Sarjana Pertanian)

4 years

Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

S.P. (Sarjana Pertanian)

4 years

Bachelor of Public Administration

S.AP. (Sarjana Administrasi Publik)

4 years

Bachelor of International Relations

S.IP. (Sarjana Ilmu Politik)

4 years

Faculty of Economics & Business

Accounting

4 years

$700 – $900

Management

4 years

$700 – $900

Faculty of Engineering

Informatics Engineering

4 years

$800 – $1,000

Electrical Engineering

4 years

$800 – $1,000

Industrial Engineering

4 years

$800 – $1,000

Civil Engineering

4 years

$800 – $1,000

Faculty of Agriculture

Agribusiness

4 years

$700 – $900

Agrotechnology

4 years

$700 – $900

Faculty of Law

Law

4 years

$700 – $900

Faculty of Social & Political Science

Public Administration

4 years

$700 – $900

Faculty of Science & Technology

Information Systems

4 years

$700 – $900

Environmental Engineering

4 years

$800 – $1,000

Faculty of Islamic Studies

Islamic Economics

4 years

$700 – $900

Sharia Banking

4 years

$700 – $900

Faculty of Economics & Business

Master of Management (MM)

2 years

$1,000 – $1,200

Master of Accounting (M.Ak.)

2 years

$1,000 – $1,200

Faculty of Law

Master of Law (MH)

2 years

$900 – $1,100

Faculty of Agriculture

Master of Agribusiness

2 years

$900 – $1,100

Faculty of Social & Political Sciences

Master of Public Administration (MPA)

2 years

$900 – $1,100

Faculty of Science & Technology

Master of Informatics Engineering (M.T.I.)

2 years

$1,000 – $1,200

Master of Environmental Science

2 years

$1,000 – $1,200

Faculty of Islamic Studies

Master of Islamic Economics

2 years

$900 – $1,100

Faculty of Economics & Business

Doctor of Management (Dr. Mgt)

3-5 years

$1,200 – $1,500

Faculty of Law

Doctor of Law (Dr. Law)

3-5 years

$1,100 – $1,400

Faculty of Agriculture

Doctor of Agribusiness (Dr. Agri.)

3-5 years

$1,100 – $1,400

Faculty of Social & Political Sciences

Doctor of Public Administration (Dr. PA)

3-5 years

$1,100 – $1,400

Faculty of Islamic Studies

Doctor of Islamic Economics (Dr. IE)

3-5 years

$1,100 – $1,400

Undergraduate Programs (S1)

$700 – $1,000

Graduate Programs (S2)

$900 – $1,200

Doctorate Programs (S3)

$1,100 – $1,500

Educational Background

High school diploma (or equivalent) from an accredited institution.

Academic Transcripts

Official high school transcripts showing sufficient academic performance in relevant subjects.

Language Proficiency

Most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia. International students may need to demonstrate proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (BIPA certification or equivalent).

English Proficiency (if applicable)

If applying for programs taught in English, students need to provide proof of English proficiency, such as TOEFL/IELTS scores.

Personal Statement

Some programs may require a motivation letter explaining why you want to study at UNPAB.

Entrance Exam

For certain competitive programs like Engineering or Law, applicants may need to take an entrance exam.

Other Documents

Passport (for international students), passport-sized photographs, and other relevant documents.

Bachelor’s Degree

A bachelor’s degree in a related field from an accredited institution.

Academic Transcripts

Certified academic transcripts showing good academic performance during undergraduate studies.

Language Proficiency

Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (or English for certain programs). International students may need BIPA certification or TOEFL/IELTS scores if the program is taught in English.

Recommendation Letters

Typically, two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

Research Proposal (if applicable)

Some programs, especially research-based ones, may require a research proposal outlining your intended area of study.

Personal Statement

A statement of purpose explaining your academic interests, career goals, and why you want to join the program at UNPAB.

Entrance Exam/Interview

Some graduate programs may require an entrance examination or interview, depending on the faculty.

Master’s Degree

A master’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited institution.

Academic Transcripts

Certified academic transcripts from both undergraduate and graduate studies.

Research Proposal

A detailed research proposal is required, outlining your intended research topic, objectives, and methodology.

Language Proficiency

Proof of proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia or English, depending on the program’s language of instruction.

Recommendation Letters

Two letters of recommendation from professors or academic supervisors familiar with your work.

Personal Statement

A personal statement explaining your research interests, future career plans, and how the program aligns with your goals.

Interview

An interview may be required to assess your research proposal and academic background.

Odd Semester

August/September

May – July (depending on the program)

Even Semester

February/March

November – January (limited intake)

Odd Semester

August/September

May – July (depending on the program)

Even Semester

February/March

November – January (for limited programs)

Educational Background

Applicants must have completed high school (SMA/SMK) or its equivalent from an accredited institution.

Academic Transcripts

Official high school transcripts showing adequate academic performance.

Language Proficiency

Most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, so international students must demonstrate proficiency in the language. BIPA certification (Bahasa Indonesia for Foreigners) or equivalent may be required.

English Proficiency (if applicable)

For programs taught in English, international students may need to submit TOEFL/IELTS scores: TOEFL (500 or higher) or IELTS (5.5–6.0).

Personal Statement

Some programs may require a motivation letter explaining the applicant's academic and career goals.

Entrance Exam/Interview

Certain programs like Engineering and Law may require applicants to pass an entrance exam or interview, especially for competitive programs.

Bachelor’s Degree

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, preferably in a related field.

Academic Transcripts

Certified academic transcripts showing good academic performance during undergraduate studies.

Language Proficiency

Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (or English for certain programs). International students may need BIPA certification or TOEFL/IELTS scores.

English Proficiency (if applicable)

For programs taught in English, a minimum TOEFL score of 500 or an IELTS score of 5.5–6.0 is typically required.

Recommendation Letters

Generally, two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references are required.

Research Proposal (if applicable)

Research-based programs, especially in fields like Islamic Economics or Public Administration, may require a research proposal.

Personal Statement

A statement of purpose explaining your academic interests, career goals, and why you want to join the graduate program.

Entrance Exam/Interview

Some graduate programs may require an entrance examination or interview to assess academic readiness and research potential.

Master’s Degree

Applicants must hold a master’s degree in a related field from an accredited institution.

Academic Transcripts

Certified academic transcripts from both undergraduate and graduate studies.

Research Proposal

A research proposal is required, outlining the intended research topic, objectives, and methodology.

Language Proficiency

For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students need to demonstrate proficiency. BIPA certification may be required.

English Proficiency (if applicable)

If the program is taught in English, a TOEFL score of 500 or an IELTS score of 5.5–6.0 is required.

Recommendation Letters

Two letters of recommendation from academic or research supervisors are typically required.

Personal Statement

A personal statement or statement of purpose explaining your research interests, future career plans, and why you are interested in pursuing a PhD at UNPAB.

Interview

An interview may be required to assess your research proposal and academic background.

UNPAB Academic Excellence Scholarship

- High academic performance (minimum GPA requirement)
- Available for undergraduate and graduate students

- Partial or full tuition fee waiver

Start of each academic year

Awarded based on outstanding academic records; applicants must maintain a high GPA to continue receiving the scholarship.

UNPAB Need-Based Scholarship

- Students with demonstrated financial need
- Available for both undergraduate and graduate students

- Partial tuition fee reduction

Rolling basis throughout the year

Applicants must provide documentation proving financial hardship (e.g., income statements).

Leadership Scholarship

- Strong leadership skills
- Active involvement in student organizations or community service

- Partial tuition fee reduction

Start of each academic year

Awarded to students who demonstrate leadership in extracurricular activities and student governance.

International Student Scholarship

- International students with strong academic records
- Available for both undergraduate and graduate programs

- Partial tuition fee waiver

During application for admission

Aimed at international students to help cover part of their tuition fees.

Government of Indonesia’s KNB Scholarship

- Students from developing countries
- High academic achievement
- Applying to a full-time degree program

- Full tuition coverage
- Living stipend

Annually, usually February to May

Offered by the Indonesian government; includes living expenses and health insurance.

Ministry of Religious Affairs Scholarship (for Islamic Studies)

- Students pursuing Islamic Studies programs
- High academic performance

- Partial tuition fee coverage

Annually

Applicable for students enrolled in Islamic Studies or Sharia Banking programs.

Research Grant Scholarship

- Graduate and PhD students conducting research
- Must have a research proposal approved by faculty

- Research funding
- Partial tuition coverage

Rolling basis (depending on faculty)

Typically awarded to students in research-intensive programs such as Agribusiness and Environmental Science.

Sports and Arts Achievement Scholarship

- Students with significant achievements in sports or arts competitions at national or international level

- Partial tuition fee waiver

Start of each academic year

Awarded to students who represent the university in national or international sports and arts events.

Community Service Scholarship

- Students engaged in significant community service projects or volunteering

- Partial tuition fee reduction

Rolling basis throughout the year

Given to students who have made a positive impact through volunteering or community service activities.

Faculty-Specific Scholarships

- Varies by faculty
- Often based on academic merit or special projects within the faculty

- Partial tuition fee reduction

N/A

Some faculties, such as Engineering and Islamic Studies, offer their own specific scholarships.

Main Campus Location

Jl. Gatot Subroto KM 4.5, Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia

N/A

The main campus is located in Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, and is well-connected by public transportation, making it easily accessible for students.

Library

Fully equipped library with a wide selection of academic books, journals, and digital resources.

Free for students

Provides a quiet space for study and access to online research materials for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Laboratories

Specialized labs for Engineering, Agriculture, and Environmental Science programs.

N/A

Facilities are available for research and practical lab work as part of the university’s focus on technology and innovation.

Wi-Fi and Internet Access

Wi-Fi access across the campus, including dormitories and common areas.

Free for students

Wi-Fi is available to all students, ensuring connectivity for academic and personal use.

Cafeteria

On-campus cafeterias offer affordable meals, including Indonesian and international cuisine.

IDR 10,000 – 20,000 per meal

Affordable meals for students, with a variety of food options available.

Sports Facilities

Sports center with facilities for basketball, badminton, and football (soccer).

Free for students

Students can participate in various sports activities; sports teams and clubs are available for recreational and competitive purposes.

Medical Clinic

On-campus clinic offering basic healthcare services and first-aid treatment.

Free for students

Open during weekdays for students; more serious cases referred to nearby hospitals in Medan.

Prayer Rooms and Worship Facilities

Dedicated spaces for prayer, including mosques and prayer rooms on campus.

Free for students

Open to students of all faiths, with facilities for both Muslim and Christian students to practice their faith.

Student Housing (On-Campus Dormitory)

Basic dormitory facilities available for students, both shared and single room options.

IDR 400,000 – 800,000

Dormitory rooms come with basic furniture like a bed, desk, and wardrobe. Separate dorms for male and female students. Dorms are typically more affordable than off-campus options.

Private Accommodation (Off-Campus)

Private rental rooms (kost) and apartments located near the university.

IDR 1,200,000 – 2,500,000

Private accommodations vary in size and amenities, with options for furnished rooms and additional features such as air conditioning or private bathrooms.

Transportation

Public transportation available, including angkot (shared minivans) and motorbike taxis (ojek).

IDR 2,000 – 5,000 per trip

Medan is well-connected by public transport, making it easy for students to travel between the university, dormitories, and surrounding areas.

Parking Facilities

Parking spaces available for students with motorbikes or cars.

IDR 10,000 – 20,000 per day

Affordable parking available on-campus for students with personal vehicles. Monthly parking passes may also be available.

Student Organizations

A wide range of student-led organizations that cover academic, cultural, social, and religious interests. Students can join clubs related to their field of study, such as the Engineering Club, Economics Club, or Law Society.

Cultural and Art Clubs

Clubs for students interested in music, traditional dance, theater, and visual arts. These clubs often perform during university events and cultural festivals.

Religious Organizations

Given the university’s diverse student body, there are various Muslim and Christian organizations that organize prayer groups, religious studies, and community service.

Environmental and Social Activism

UNPAB students are active in environmental sustainability and social impact clubs. These groups focus on initiatives such as clean-up drives, tree planting, and community outreach projects.

Entrepreneurship Clubs

Entrepreneurially minded students can join business-related clubs where they can develop leadership and business skills through workshops, seminars, and entrepreneurship competitions.

Sports Teams and Clubs

UNPAB encourages students to participate in various sports such as football, badminton, basketball, and volleyball. The university has its own sports center and courts for these activities.

University Competitions

Students can represent the university in regional and national sports competitions, including inter-university football tournaments and badminton championships.

Health and Wellness

UNPAB promotes student health and wellness by providing access to sports facilities, fitness programs, and on-campus medical clinics for basic healthcare.

Cultural Festivals

UNPAB celebrates Indonesian culture through festivals that highlight the diverse traditions of North Sumatra. Students can participate in traditional music, dance, and cultural performances.

International Student Activities

International students can also share their culture during events such as International Day, where students showcase their cultural heritage through food, art, and performances.

Batak Culture

Being located in North Sumatra, students have opportunities to explore Batak culture through cultural events and local field trips. Batak traditional music and dance are often part of university festivals.

Religious Inclusivity

While UNPAB is a diverse university, it emphasizes religious tolerance and supports both Muslim and Christian students. There are dedicated prayer rooms, mosques, and chapels on campus.

Religious Events

Islamic and Christian student groups organize religious events, seminars, and study groups. Common events include Ramadan activities, Eid celebrations, and Christmas gatherings.

Spiritual Development

Students can engage in spiritual development through worship services, Bible studies, or Islamic study sessions. These activities are open to anyone interested in deepening their religious knowledge.

Career Counseling and Job Placement

UNPAB offers career counseling to help students plan their career paths and improve their job search strategies. The university assists with job placement by providing resources and contacts in various industries, especially in fields related to the university’s academic programs.

Internship Programs

Many programs, especially in Engineering, Agriculture, Business, and Islamic Studies, require students to complete internships as part of their degree. UNPAB collaborates with companies and government agencies to place students in internships that provide practical experience and often lead to full-time employment.

Job Fairs and Recruitment Events

UNPAB organizes job fairs and career days, where students can connect with employers, learn about job openings, and apply for internships or full-time positions. These events often involve local businesses, national companies, and government agencies from sectors like technology, agriculture, and finance.

Alumni Network

The university has a strong alumni network that supports fresh graduates by offering mentorship, job referrals, and career guidance. Many alumni who have established themselves in industries like law, engineering, and business maintain close ties with the university, providing networking opportunities for students.

Professional Development Workshops

The university regularly holds workshops on resume writing, interview techniques, career planning, and entrepreneurship to prepare students for the job market. These workshops are conducted by faculty members and industry professionals who guide students on how to succeed in a competitive job market.

Industry Partnerships

UNPAB maintains partnerships with local and regional companies in key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, engineering, and Islamic finance. These partnerships help facilitate internships and employment opportunities for students after graduation.

Agriculture and Agribusiness

Graduates from the Faculty of Agriculture often find employment in agribusiness, agricultural technology, and government agricultural bodies. Many work in roles related to sustainable farming and food production.

Engineering and Technology

Graduates from Informatics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Civil Engineering programs often work in construction companies, telecommunications, IT companies, and government infrastructure projects.

Business and Management

Graduates from Accounting, Management, and Islamic Economics are in high demand in sectors like banking, Islamic finance, consulting, and corporate management. Many students also pursue careers in entrepreneurship.

Islamic Banking and Finance

Graduates from the Sharia Banking and Islamic Economics programs often work in Islamic banks, financial institutions, and investment firms specializing in Sharia-compliant finance.

Law and Legal Services

Graduates from the Faculty of Law often work in law firms, legal departments of corporations, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Public Administration and Social Sciences

Graduates from Public Administration and Social Sciences programs typically find roles in government services, community development, and NGOs, focusing on public policy and social impact initiatives.

Environmental Science and Sustainability

Students from the Faculty of Environmental Science often work in environmental consultancies, sustainability projects, and government environmental agencies, addressing issues such as conservation, sustainable resource management, and climate change.

Address

Jl. Gatot Subroto KM 4.5, Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia

City

Medan, the largest city in North Sumatra and one of Indonesia's major urban centers.

Province

North Sumatra, Indonesia

Postal Code

20122

Campus Surroundings

The university is located along one of the major roads in Medan, making it easily accessible. The area around the campus includes residential areas, shops, restaurants, and public transportation.

Nearby Landmarks

The campus is close to Medan’s key landmarks, including Medan Mall, Maimun Palace, Grand Mosque (Masjid Raya), and Istana Maimun.

Transportation

The university is easily accessible by public transportation, including angkot (shared minibuses), buses, and motorbike taxis (ojek).

Airport Proximity

The university is about 45 minutes by car from Kualanamu International Airport (KNO), which offers domestic and international flights.

Climate

Medan has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures year-round and a rainy season from September to December.