To complete the Doctoral Program at PDIE FEB UNS students are required to complete 52 credits consisting of:

1. Main Interest in Accounting 3 credits of compulsory courses, 17 credits of compulsory/elective interest courses, and 32 Dissertation credits;
2. Main Interest in Economics Development of 15 compulsory credits, 9 credits of compulsory/elective interest courses, and 28 Dissertation credits; and
3. Main Interest of Management: 18 credits of compulsory courses, 6 credits of compulsory/elective courses, and 28 Dissertation credits.

This program is designed to be completed in 6 semesters up to 14 semesters (3 d. 7 years).

 

Compulsory Courses

The Compulsory courses and elective courses in the study program refers to courses that must be taken in the Doctoral Program in Economics, Faculty of Economics and Business, UNS. The following are detailed courses for student according to their selected focus study.

 

1. Main Interest in Accounting

1^st Semester

• Qualitative Research Methodology or
• Quantitative Research Methodology
• Dissertation Supporting Courses (2 Electives)
• Independent Study *
• Supporting Courses (PMU):

1. Research Issues in Financial Accounting and Reporting
2. Research Issues in Management Accounting and Control
3. Research Issues in Auditing and Assurance Services
4. Research Issues in Technology and Information System
5. Research Issues in Public Sector Accounting
6. Research Issues in Tax and Internal Revenue Management
7. Research Issues in Islamic Accounting & Reporting
8. Research Issues in CSR, Sustainability, Governance and Accountability (CSGA)

 

2^nd Semester

• Research Project & RP Publication Manuscript (Publication I)
• Qualification Test (Research Project)

3^rd  semester

• Proposal Seminar (Colloquium 1)
• Proposal Defense

 

4^th  semester

• Seminar on Progress of Research & Manuscript Publication I

 

5^th  semester

• Seminar on Research Results & Publication Manuscripts II

 

6^th  semester

• Feasibility Examination for Dissertation Manuscript & Publication Work
• Closed Exam Dissertation Research Results
• Open Examination for Dissertation Research Results

 

2. Main Interest in Development Economics

1^st Semester

• science philosophy
• Advanced Microeconomic Theory
• Research methodology
• Econometrics

 

2^nd Semester

• Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
• Elective Courses (2 Elective Courses) :

1. Agricultural Economics and Agro Industry / Business
2. Regional / Regional and Urban Economics
3. Monetary Economics and Banking Sector
4. Public Sector Economics and State Finance
5. Human Resource Economics and Entrepreneurship
6. Environmental Economics and Natural Resources
7. Institutional Economics and Public Policy
8. Industrial Economy
9. Rural Economy, Sociology and Poverty

• Independent Study

 

3^rd  semester

• Research Project & Qualification Exams

 

4^th  semester

• Proposal Seminar & Proposal Exam

 

5^th  semester

• Seminar on Progress of Research & Manuscript Publication I
• Seminar on Progress in Research & Manuscripts Publication II

 

6^th  semester

• Feasibility Examination for Dissertation Manuscripts and Publication Work
• Closed Exam Dissertation Research Results
• Open Examination for Dissertation Research Results

 

3. Main Interest of Management

1^st  Semester

• Science phylosophy
• Economic Theory in Management
• Behavioral Science
• Research methodology

 

2nd Semester

• Quantitative Methods for Management
• History of Management Thought Independent
• Study Elective Courses (1 Elective Course):

1. Consumer behavior (Main Interest in Marketing Management)
2. Marketing philosophy (Main Interest in Marketing Management)
3. Corporate Financial Theory (Main Interest in Financial / Banking Management)
4. Financial Intermediation Theory (Main Interest in Financial / Banking Management)
5. HRM Theory (Main Interest in Human Resource Management)
6. Organizational Theory (Main Interest in Human Resource Management)
7. Strategic Management (Main Interest in Strategic Management)

 

3^rd  semester

• Research Project & Qualification Exams

 

4^th  semester

• Proposal Seminar and Proposal Exam

 

5^th  semester

• Seminar on Progress in Research & Manuscript Publication I
• Seminar on Progress in Research & Manuscripts Publication II

 

6^th  semester

• Seminar on Progress of Research & Manuscript Publication I
• Feasibility Exam for Dissertation and Public Works
• Closed Exam Dissertation Research Results
• Open Exam Research Results Dissertation seminar Progress on Research & Manuscripts Publication I

1. Dr. PALIKHATUN, M.Si., Ak.
2. Prof. BANDI, M.Si., Ak.,
3. Dr. PAYAMTA, M.Si., Ak., CPA
4. Prof. DODDY SETIAWAN, SE., MSi., Ph.D., Ak
5. Prof. Dra. Y ANNI ARYANI, M.Prof.Acc., Ph.D., Ak
6. MUHAMMAD AGUNG PRABOWO, M.Si., Ph.D., Ak
7. Prof. Dr. TULUS HARYONO, M.Ek
8. Prof. Dr. SALAMAH WAHYUNI, SU
9. Dr. ALBERTUS MAQNUS SOESILO, M.S
10. Prof. BUDHI HARYANTO, M.M.
11. Prof. HUNIK SRI RUNING SAWITRI, M.Si.
12. Dr. MUGI HARSONO, S.E., M.Si.
13. Dr. JOKO SUYONO, S.E., M.Si.
14. Dr. DJUMINAH, M.Si., Ak.
15. Prof. Drs. DJOKO SUHARDJANTO, M.Com.(Hons)., Ph.D., Ak.
16. Prof. Dr. RAHMAWATI, M.Si., Ak.
17. Dr. EVI GANTYOWATI, M.Si., Ak
18. ARI KUNCARA WIDAGDO, S.E., M.B.A., Ph.D., Ak
19. Prof. AGUNG NUR PROBOHUDONO, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D., Ak., CA
20. Dr. JULIANUS JOHNNY SARUNGU, M.S
21. Prof. Dr. MUGI RAHARDJO, M.Si.
22. Dr. VINCENTIUS HADI WIYONO WS, MA.
23. Prof. Dr. YUNASTITI PURWANINGSIH, M.P.
24. LUKMAN HAKIM, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D.
25. Prof. BHIMO RIZKY SAMUDRO, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D.
26. Dr. AGUSTINUS SURYANTORO, M.S
27. Dr. SITI AISYAH TRI RAHAYU, S.E., M.Si
28. Dr. GUNTUR RIYANTO, M.Si
29. Prof. SURYANTO, S.E., M.Si
30. Prof. TRI MULYANINGSIH, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D
31. Dr. AHMAD DAEROBI, M.S
32. Dr. EVI GRAVITIANI, S.E., M.Si
33. Dr. AHMAD IKHWAN SETIAWAN, S.E., M.T.
34. RETNO TANDING SURYANDARI, S.E., M.E., Ph.D.
35. Dr. LILIK WAHYUDI, S.E., M.Si
36. Prof. Dr. ASRI LAKSMI RIANI, M.S
37. Prof. IRWAN TRINUGROHO, S.E., M.Sc., Ph.D
38. Dr. BAMBANG HADINUGROHO, S.E., M.Si
39. Prof. Dr. WISNU UNTORO, M.S

Numb.	Name of Agency	Type Activities	Period Cooperation
			Start
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
1	PT ASKES	Greening Project	2010
2	PT KONIMEX	Economic refresher	2012
3	Ndonesia Bank	Organizing national seminars	2012
4.	Tirtayasa Tangerang  University	Educational collaboration	2009
5	HAMKA Jakarta University	Educational collaboration	2010
6	Slamet Riyadi Solo University	Educational collaboration	2010
7	Muhammadiyah Solo University	Educational collaboration	2010
8	Muhammadiyah Malang University	Educational collaboration	2010
9	Atmajaya Yogyakarta University	Educational collaboration	2010
10	Pembangunan Nasional Yogyakarta University	Educational collaboration	2010
11	STIE AUB Solo	Educational collaboration	2011
12	STIE BPD Semarang

 

Facilities and infrastructure

To support the implementation of educational and teaching programs, mentoring, research, and utilization of research results for the needs of the community, the Doctor of Economics in the Faculty of Business Economics, Sebelas Maret University has provided facilities and infrastructure and infrastructure management as follows:

 

Lecture Room Equipment

The Doctoral Program in Economics is a S-3 program managed under the auspices of FEB Sebelas Maret University. Currently, lecture facilities and infrastructure use Building IV (Postgraduate Building) of FEB Sebelas Maret University, with a number of lecture rooms supported by computer laboratories, LCD facilities, air conditioners, exam rooms, hall halls, so that lecture equipment is suitable for the learning process. In addition, available desk chairs for students and lecturers as well as in each lecture hall are equipped with blackboards along with stationery and erasers, LCDs, OHPs along with screens, wall clocks, and air conditioners (AC). In addition, in a large lecture hall (hall) adequate sound system equipment is provided to provide comfort to students in following the learning process.

 

Office equipment

To support the implementation of tasks in management, each office space is good for managers (leaders) and administrative staff facilitated with adequate office equipment. Equipment available in each office space includes: tables, chairs, computers, printers, file cabinets, air conditioners, telephones, faxes and wall clocks. The leadership room is also facilitated by guest chair tables, chair tables for meetings, and facsimile.

 

Library Materials and Other Facilities

The library is one of the main facilities provided. The library collection includes textbooks, scientific journals, theses, and magazines and newspapers in the business field. In addition, publications from institutions relevant to the business field are also provided, such as publications from Bank Indonesia and publications from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).

From time to time the library collection is updated to suit the development of business and management science and practice. Other facilities that are also provided are internet access for students. In addition to library materials at the Central Library of Sebelas Maret University. The Central Library also provides CD Room facilities that are useful for supporting students’ needs for scientific articles in the business field.

 

Laboratory Equipment

The laboratory (lab.) That can be used by students is a lab. computers owned by FEB Sebelas Maret University located on the Second Floor of Building IV & Building V FEB Sebelas Maret University. Lab. this can be utilized according to the academic needs of students. Number of computers available in the lab. there are approximately 200 PCs and will continue to be updated both from the number and quality. some facilities such as: Internet and free hotspot areas, supporting facilities for the implementation of education and teaching programs, libraries and various electronic journals that are complete both international and national journals, canteen facilities , health facilities, religious facilities, and so on.

Graduates’ Job Prospects

Job Opportunities for PDIE FEB – UNS Graduates. After graduating from PDIE FEB – UNS the alumni:

(1) has a very big opportunity to get research grants from various funding sources,

(2) have the opportunity to be able to develop dissertation research,

(3) have the opportunity to be able to write quality articles to be published in accredited national journals and reputable international journals,

(4) can develop themselves in institutional management that is getting better so that the institution becomes stronger and bigger.

Accreditation and rankings

BAN PT is accredited A dated August 4, 2016 with BAN-PT Decree No. 1517 / SK / BAN-PT / Accredited / D / VIII / 2016 concerning Accreditation Rating of Study Programs in the Doctoral Program in Economics

Alumnae

Although PDIE FEB UNS does not yet have alumni, various activities have involved students who will soon graduate doctorates. The students involved will become the beginning for the formation of PDIE FEB UNS alumni ties.

As an illustration, prospective graduates of the S3 study program have had an alumni association called “GANIESTI” (S3 Alumni Family formed in 2010 with Chair: Drs. Abdul Kharis Almasyhari, MSi.).

Alumni Participation towards the Alma Mater to this day consist of funding for research activities and Abdimas, and sponsoring national seminar, which is significant in supporting the study program. Alumni also provide support to the alma mater in the form of hospitality facilities for external scholars invited as guest lecturers, including facilities for lodging and transportation. The alumni association also has a significant contribution by providing suggestions to improve the learning process, such as revising the matriculation courses from 4 subjects (economic theory, business management studies, statistics and business research studies) to 2 courses (statistics and business research studies). They also suggested  the study program to host supporting activities such as dissertation workshop session (Bedah Disertasi) and regular seminars regularly.

Additionally, the alumni association also has a large enough contribution to build a network with the alma mater. The output of the alumni association programs are significant for the progress of the study program. For example, with the reduction of matriculation courses from 4 courses to 2 courses allows students to be more concentrated on the course, thus, they can fulfill the tasks given more optimally. Meanwhile the dissertation workshop session is very helpful for students to understand in depth about the process of preparing a dissertation and students have a fairly clear picture of the technique of preparing a good dissertation.

The results of networking with alumni can increase collaboration and partnership of PDIE FEB UNS with various agencies that can help PDIE FEB UNS in finding a place for field visits as well as looking for a speaker for seminars as well as guest lecturers to provide enrichment for certain course material.