Vision

Become a reliable undergraduate study program andinternational standard steadilypay attention to local values in developing knowledge in the field of Accounting forimprove the quality of life of the nation.

MISSION

1. Increasing the participation of study programs in producing human resources who have intellectual abilities, international standards, and have the Trikrama Trisakti character through education and teaching activities.
2. Increasing research activities to develop knowledge based on local values ​​in order to answer national problems and improve the quality of life and civilization.
3. Increase the participation of study programs in supporting the needs of society and industry through community service activities.

GRADUATE PROFILE

Have a profession as:

• Beginner Accountant in Company/Corporation
• Beginner Accountant in Public Sector Organization
• Beginner Auditor at Public Accounting Firm
• Beginner Consultant at a Tax Consulting Office

who have good ethics, are able to communicate well, effectively use knowledge, develop self-knowledge and skills continuously.

SPECIALISTS OF ACCOUNTING STUDY PROGRAM

The FEB Usakti Bachelor of Accounting Study Program is one of the undergraduate study programs that always develops itself to keep abreast of professional, industrial and regulatory developments in order to produce graduates who can take part at the national and international levels. Graduate profiles are expected to have professionalism in the field of accounting that is internationally competitive with the ability to analyze, solve problems and make decisions, be able to communicate effectively, and have good ethics; and have the ability to think critically and innovatively to develop knowledge and self-skills based on information technology on an ongoing basis. In the conditions and conditions of the industrial era 4.0, the Bachelor of Accounting Study Program, FEB Usakti, has responded by designing a curriculum as a form of study program specificity. The specialty of the FEB Usakti Bachelor of Accounting Study Program is that several new courses are held, namely Sustainability Accounting, Data Analytics for Accounting, Corporate Governance and Risk Management, Fraud and Forensic Accounting, Information System Audit, Digital Business, Global Business, International Taxation, Tax Audit, Apprenticeship. To improve competence, technology-based practicums are held, including Practicum, Computerized Accounting Practicum (Orlansoft, Accurate, Myob), Manufacturing Industry Accounting Practicum (Orlansoft), Financial Statement Analysis Practicum (Tableu), IT-Based Audit Practicum (Atlas), and Reporting Practicum Corporate Finance.

ACHIEVEMENT OF S1 ACCOUNTING STUDY PROGRAM

In 2019/2020 there were several achievements obtained by Institutions, Lecturers and Students as follows:

PROJECT INSTITUTIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS:

1. Accreditation A from the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN PT) in August 2019
2. Sinta 3 accreditation for Trisakti Accounting Journal (JAT), and Indonesia Management Accounting Review (IMAR) and Sinta 2 for Accounting, Auditing and Information Research Media (MRAAI)
3. Collaborative training with the Army Cooperative Center (Puskopad) “Kartika Wira Usaha” and the Main Army Cooperative (Inkopad) “Kartika”
4. Training collaboration with the East Jakarta Productive Skills Teacher Consultation (MGMP).

ACHIEVEMENT OF LECTURER OF S1 ACCOUNTING STUDY PROGRAM:

• Yuniati Gunawan: (Research grant from the International Finance Corporation (IFC)-World Bank Group; Top 10 Lecturers with National Level Achievements in November 2019. 2nd Place Lecturer with Achievements LLDikti 3
• Murtanto (Jury for East Jakarta DKI Vocational High School Competency Competition; Assessor and Master Assessor of the RI National Professional Certification Agency (BNSP); Chair of LSP Accounting Technician; Steering Committee of the Indonesian Professional Society of Accounting Technicians (MATA))
• Sekar Mayangsari Lambemba Assessor 2022-Present
• Idrianita Anis “Sustainability Awerness of Banking Institutions in Indonesia, and Their Implications for Operational Efficiency (2021)