The Applied Master’s Program in Accounting Information Systems is an equivalent Master’s (S2) education program with a duration of 2 years or 4 semesters. The Applied Master’s Program in Accounting Information Systems is specifically designed to produce graduates capable of applying accounting knowledge, particularly in developing and designing accounting information systems to solve problems or make decisions, and to achieve organizational goals by leveraging information technology
The competencies of graduates from the Applied Master’s Program in Accounting Information Systems are expected to apply accounting knowledge, especially in developing and designing accounting information systems to solve problems or make decisions, and to achieve organizational goals by leveraging information technology.
After completing the Master’s degree in Accounting Information Systems, graduates can take up positions such as Accountant, Manager, consultant or auditor, researcher in the development of science, knowledge, and technology, as well as decision-makers utilizing Information Technology.
Graduates of the Master’s program in Accounting Information Systems can work in the business and industrial sectors, including banking, state-owned enterprises, local governments, mining, manufacturing companies, retail businesses, service companies, civil servants/military, and entrepreneurship.
