Excelling in Addressing Future Challenges
From strategic-level administrators and researchers to consultants and policy analysts making an impact in the professional world, the FIA UI Master’s Program offers learning that encourages students to develop knowledge in Public Administration using inter- and multidisciplinary approaches. Students are also projected to be capable of evaluating policies or strategies in various types of organizations using information technology, as well as adapting the role of information technology in refining strategic governance and policies related to global changes and future challenges. Through various learning methods, graduates of this program can actively address problems arising from government and organizational or corporate policies, and solve policy and governance issues in public organizations, business organizations, and tax organizations using relevant approaches.
Systematically Designed Learning
Curriculum
The curriculum structure for the Master’s Program in Public Administration for the Thesis/Case Study/Final Project track consists of:
Mandatory Program Courses with a minimum of 30% of the 54 SKS load.
Concentration Courses with a maximum of 70% of the 54 SKS load.
Credit Load and Study Period
The credit load that must be taken by students in the Thesis/Case Study/Final Project track is 54 SKS, with a normal study period of 4 (four) semesters and a maximum of 8 (eight) semesters.
11 Concentrations
Here are the 11 concentrations available in the Master’s Program in Public Administration. For more detailed information on courses in each concentration, please click on the concentration.
Equips graduates to become senior-level administrators and managers with specific expertise in formulating public policies, implementing governance, managing public and managerial economics, enhancing institutional performance in the public sector, and evaluating policies and programs.
Core Courses
- Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
- Organization Theory and Applications
- Innovation and Digital Transformation
- Research Methods and Applications
- Literature Review for Thesis*
- Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
- Thesis Final Examination**
- Final Project Examination**
Notes: For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
- Public Policy Theory and Practice
- Public Economics
- Ethics and Anti-Corruption
- Public Policy Analysis
- Administrative Reform, Governance, and Institutions
- Contemporary Issues in Local Government
- Contemporary Issues in Public Administration and Policy
- Public Service
The “Business Policy and Administration” concentration enables graduates to become mid- to upper-level business administrators with special expertise in corporate policy and strategy, company performance evaluation, human resources, statistical applications, marketing, innovation, and commercial digitalization.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Corporate Policy and Agility
Decision Making in Business
Corporate Sustainability
Strategic HR and Company Culture
Leadership and Global Mindset
Business Statistics
Strategic Marketing
Financial Governance
The “Tax Administration and Policy” concentration enables graduates to become reliable and professional fiscal administrators with specific expertise in tax administration policy, statistical applications, international tax insights, and tax accounting systems.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Democracy, Public Policy, and Taxation Institutions
Public Economics
Tax Administration Policy
Income Tax Policy and Administration
Consumption Tax Policy and Administration
International Taxation and Comparative Tax Systems
Tax Management Theory and Practice
Local Tax and Retribution Policy and Administration
Tax Accounting Policy and Systems*
Customs and Excise Policy and Systems*
*Notes:
Elective courses
The “Local Government” concentration enables graduates to become expert administrators in local government development with specific expertise in local government, regional development, local finance, and local government innovation and modernization.
The “Public Sector Human Resource Administration and Development” concentration transforms graduates into world-class Public Sector Human Resource Practitioners with special expertise in human resource development, contemporary human resource policies, innovation, and development and evaluation of human resource management in the public sector.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Local Government Theory
Public Economics
Public Policy Theory and Practice
Regional and Urban Planning
Public Sector Management
Local Finance
Contemporary Issues in Local Government
City and Village Governance
Local Civil Service System
The “Local Finance and Assets Administration” concentration equips graduates to become professional administrators in local finance and assets administration with specialized expertise in financial policy, local government, good governance, asset governance, and organizational development innovation.
This concentration is aimed at government officials at central and local levels, regional-owned enterprises (BUMD), public service agencies (BLUD), and non-profit organizations to enhance their competence and professionalism in planning, implementing, and evaluating local revenue and expenditure as well as local asset management. This concentration represents the Faculty of Public Administration’s concrete contribution to government governance, particularly in local finance and assets governance.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Local Financial Planning
Local Financial Accounting System
Local Financial Audit
Local Finance and Assets Information System
Statistics Applications
Local Finance and Assets Management
Local Financial Policy and Governance
Local Assets Policy and Governance
The “Innovation and Intrapreneurship” concentration equips graduates to become world-class innovators proficient in entrepreneurship with special expertise in commerce, innovation, modernization, digital transformation, governance, collaboration, and entrepreneurship.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Intrapreneurial Behavior
Decision Making in Business
Design Thinking and Innovation
Social Innovation and Sustainability
Business Statistics
Leadership and Global Mindset
Feasibility Studies and Business Development
Business Law Application
The “E-Government” concentration enables graduates to become professional world-class administrators with specialized expertise in E-Government, administrative modernization, transformation, innovation, and organizational development.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
E-Government and Good Governance
Public Policy Theory and Practice
Public Sector Management
Public Policy Analysis
Contemporary Issues in Public Services and E-Government
Data Analytics in the Public Sector
E-Government Evaluation and Supervision
E-Government System Design and Strategy
The “Local Tax and Retribution Administration” concentration transforms graduates into reliable administrators in local taxation and retribution with special expertise in local taxes, regional revenue, and local tax innovation.
This concentration is aimed at government officials at central and local levels to enhance their competence and professionalism in planning, collection, and evaluation of local taxes and retribution as regional revenue sources. The target market for this concentration includes all civil servants in provincial and district/city governments working in Regional Revenue Agencies and the Ministry of Home Affairs handling local taxes and retribution.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
State Finance Theory and Practice
Local Tax and Retribution Policy Theory
Local Finance Theory and Practice
Local Tax and Retribution Law and Administration
Business Statistics
Local Tax and Retribution Information System
Local Tax and Retribution Planning and Evaluation
Local Tax and Retribution Seminar
The “Supervision Administration” concentration enables graduates to become reliable and professional supervision administrators with specific expertise in supervision, audit, and policy evaluation.
This concentration is aimed at government officials at central and local levels, state-owned enterprises (BUMN/D), corporations, and non-profit institutions to enhance their competence and professionalism in conducting supervision, control, monitoring, and evaluation using appropriate methods and instruments that produce recommendations for organizational performance improvement.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Supervision Administration
Ethics, Integrity, and Accountability / Supervision Code of Ethics
Internal Control System
Financial Supervision
Performance Supervision
Statistics Applications
Risk Governance
Supervision Performance Evaluation
The “Public Sector Human Resource Administration and Development” concentration transforms graduates into world-class Public Sector Human Resource Practitioners with special expertise in human resource development, contemporary human resource policies, innovation, and development and evaluation of human resource management in the public sector.
Core Courses
Paradigms and Theories in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Applications
Innovation and Digital Transformation
Research Methods and Applications
Literature Review for Thesis*
Scientific Publication/Seminar/Patent
Thesis Final Examination**
Final Project Examination**
*Notes:
For students taking the Thesis track
** Choose one
Concentration Courses
Public Policy Theory and Practice
Public Sector Human Resource Planning Theory and Practice
Ethics, Behavior, and Organizational Leadership
Career and Talent Management
Public Sector Human Resource Performance Management
Human Resource Development Theory and Practice
Compensation and Benefits in the Public Sector
Civil Service Reform
Learning from Lecturers Who Are Also Experts in Public Administration
Prof. Dr. Haula Rosdiana, M.Si.
Indonesia’s First Female Taxation Professor
Prof. Dr. Irfan Ridwan Maksum, M.Si.
Professor and Local Government Expert
Prospective Student Requirements
Prospective master’s students must be graduates of Bachelor’s or Diploma IV programs from various disciplines from domestic universities/schools accredited by BAN-PT or foreign universities recognized by the Ministry of Education.
Admission requirements for prospective master’s students and first-year input criteria for the Double Degree program:
University of Indonesia Academic Potential Test (TPA) score (minimum 500);
Institutional TOEFL score (minimum 500) or IELTS (minimum 6) or pass the English Language Test held by the University of Indonesia;
GPA from previous education level minimum 3.00 (on a 0-4 scale);
For the double degree program specifically, minimum IELTS score of 6.5 with writing minimum 6.5 and no band score below 6.0, or TOEFL iBT minimum 90 with writing minimum 24.
Second-year input criteria are determined by partner campuses (University of Melbourne and Victoria University of Wellington):
Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) at the end of the first semester at the University of Indonesia minimum 3.00;
Pass all courses required by the University of Indonesia at the end of the first semester;
Complete new student administration process at the partner campus (University of Melbourne and Victoria University of Wellington).
Lecture Activities
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 18.30 – 21.00 WIB
Hybrid Lecture Method (online + offline)
Location: Floors 1 and 3, Mochtar Building, Jl. Pegangsaan Timur No. 16, Central Jakarta
Tuition Fees
Ready to Take the Next Step?
We invite you to learn more about our program, including the registration process and various questions about lectures, by contacting FIANI (0821-2121-1516)
Important Dates
Registration is conducted online. Information regarding registration period, exam schedule, announcements, program choices, complete requirements, and tuition fees can be viewed on the enrollment.ui.ac.id website.
Frequently Asked Question
Here are some frequently asked questions related to the FIA UI Master’s Program
The Public Administration Master’s (MIA) at FIA UI has national and international recognition. MIA received Excellent accreditation from BAN-PT in 2022.
TOP 100 according to WUR Ranking and TOP 5 in Asia among the best campuses offering Public Administration programs.
The curriculum generally consists of mandatory program courses and concentration courses.
Regarding publications, if motivated and committed, we provide support for students to publish.
Registration for prospective FIA UI Master’s students opens in two waves each year. This schedule information can be viewed on the University Admissions website (enrollment.ui.ac.id).
New student registration for the FIA UI Master’s Program can be accessed through the SIMAK UI registration page or via the enrollment.ui.ac.id link. That page includes registration information, account creation details, payment information for the SIMAK UI exam, up to SIMAK UI student selection announcements.
Complete information regarding the SIMAK UI exam and selection process can be viewed on simak.ui.ac.id
Prospective students for the FIA UI master’s program are expected to meet several requirements when registering, namely:
Prospective master’s students must be graduates from Bachelor’s (S1) or Diploma 4 (D4) programs from various disciplines from domestic Universities (PT) and Higher Education Institutions (ST) accredited by BAN-PT, and foreign universities recognized by the Ministry of Education.
Meet the University of Indonesia Academic Potential Test (TPA) score with a minimum of 500.
GPA from the previous education level minimum 3.0 (on a 0-4 scale)
Minimum TOEFL score of 500 or minimum IELTS score of 6, or pass the English test organized by the University of Indonesia.
For double degree prospective students specifically, minimum IELTS score of 6.5 (with a minimum 6.0 score in each band).
Tes TPA dan Bahasa Inggris
Mahasiswa yang diterima dalam seleksi SIMAK UI dapat melakukan penundaan masa studi maksimal 1 (satu) tahun atau 2 semester setelah pendaftaran, dengan mengajukan permohonan kepada ketua Program Pascasarjana dengan melampirkan Kartu peserta ujian dan bukti dinyatakan lulus SIMAK UI.
Mekanisme permohonan dilakukan dengan berkirim surat ke Program Pascasarjana FIA UI melalui surel pascaadm@ui.ac.id.
tidak ada batasan untuk mengikuti program magister di FIA UI
Uang Pangkal Mahasiswa (Jumlah yang dikeluarkan diawal ketika diterima sebagai mahasiswa UI) yaitu sebesar Rp. 20.000.000,00 .
Biaya Operasional Pendidikan (BOP) yang merupakan pembayaran mahasiswa per-semester yaitu sebesar Rp. 20.000.000,00 –
Beasiswa dari FIA UI tidak ada. Namun program studi magister FIA UI telah terdaftar dalam LPDP.
Program pascasarjana FIA UI berada di kawasan Kompleks Kampus Cikini yaitu berada di Gedung Mochtar Lantai 3, Jalan pegangsaan Timur Nomor 16, Jakarta Pusat
Selama masa darurat Pandemi COVID-19, perkuliahan di Pascasarjana FIA UI dilakukan dalam beberapa opsi, yaitu :
- Perkuliahan dilakukan dengan metode daring/online secara penuh melalui platform Zoom Meeting, seluruh pertemuan antara dosen dan mahasiswa dalam kegiatan belajar dan perkuliahan dilakukan melalui Zoom Meeting tersebut. Metode daring/online dilakukan ketika kondisi tidak memungkinkan termasuk ketika kenaikan kasus Pandemi Covid-19
- Perkuliahan dilakukan dengan metode hybrid yaitu campuran Daring dan Luring dimana terdapat sejumlah mahasiswa yang seat-in dengan kehadiran dosen di kelas secara luring dan terdapat juga mahasiswa yang mengikuti kelas tersebut secara daring melalui Zoom Meeting yang telah disediakan.
- Perkuliahan dilakukan dengan metode tatap muka/seat-in di mana mahasiswa dan dosen bertemu di kelas secara offline atau tatap muka sesuai dengan jadwal perkuliahan mata kuliah yang bersangkutan. Perkuliahan tatap muka dilakukan dengan menerapkan protokol kesehatan COVID-19 secara ketat dan kebijakan masing-masing Fakultas dan dosen yang bersangkutan.
Ketiga metode di atas juga mempertimbangkan kondisi hingga kebijakan dari Universitas Indonesia dalam metode penyelenggaraan perkuliahan di kelas di tengah pandemi COVID-19
Kegiatan perkuliahan program Magister dilaksanakan pada setiap hari Senin – Jumat, pukul 18.30 – 21.00 WIB.
- Administrasi dan Kebijakan Publik
- Administrasi dan Kebijakan Pajak
- Administrasi dan Kebijakan Niaga
- Inovasi dan Intrapreneurship
- Studi E-Government
- Administrasi dan Kebijakan Pengembangan SDM di sektor Publik
- Administrasi Keuangan dan Aset Daerah
- Administrasi Pengawasan
- Administrasi Pajak Daerah dan Retribusi Daerah
masa studi 4 (empat) semester serta dapat ditempuh dalam waktu sekurang-kurangnya 2 (dua) semester dan selama-lamanya 6 (enam) semester
Struktur kurikulum terdiri atas setiap mata kuliah yang harus diambil oleh mahasiswa yang bersangkutan dengan bobot mata kuliah (SKS) yang harus dicapai oleh mahasiswa selama masa studi 4 – 6 semester yang secara lebih lengkap dapat dilihat pada tautan berikut: