The Informatics Study Program at UKRIDA is accredited “Very Good” by BAN-PT (National Accreditation Board for Higher Education).

The Informatics program is conducted exclusively at Campus I Tanjung Duren.

The Informatics study program offers MBKM (Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka) programs, both flagship and independent. Various activities available include internships, teaching assistance, independent studies, and student exchanges. Through funding from Dikti in 2023, the Informatics study program also received a PKKM (Kampus Merdeka Competition Program) grant, which supports activities such as student exchanges and industrial internships.

Yes, they can. The learning process in Informatics at UKRIDA is designed based on constructivism, where the courses in the first year serve as a fundamental foundation for the subjects in the following years.

The study period is designed to last 4 years. Students are entitled to earn the degree of Bachelor of Computer Science (S.Kom.) after completing a minimum of 146 credits (SKS) in accordance with the applicable curriculum requirements.

Several courses in the Informatics program at UKRIDA use a curriculum that enables students to obtain internationally recognized certificates from Oracle Academy.

Students studying in the Informatics program at UKRIDA come from various regions across the Indonesian archipelago, from Sabang to Merauke. Currently, the largest student population comes from Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek), Java, and Sumatra.

Yes, UKRIDA offers scholarship programs for high-achieving students who are financially disadvantaged. Throughout their studies at UKRIDA, students have access to various types of scholarships, provided by the government, the university, partner institutions, and alumni.

Through the Student Activity Center (PKM), UKRIDA offers various extracurricular activities that students can participate in, including those in the fields of arts, sports, spiritual activities, and student organizations.

Of course. During their studies, students are also equipped with supporting courses that enable graduates not only to be competent in their own field but also to work across disciplines in other professional areas.

Yes, the Informatics curriculum at UKRIDA is also designed to prepare graduates to continue their studies at higher education levels.