DEPARTMENT PROFILE 

The Development Economics Study Program was established on February 5, 1986, based on the Decree of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number 0502/0/1986 with "registered" status. Then, as time went by, the situation changed to "Recognized" with Decree Number: 177/Dikti/Kep./1993, and since 1995, the situation changed to "Equalized" with Decree Number: 149/Dikti/Kep./1995. The process and status of the Study Program accreditation were obtained on August 11, 1998, with Decree Number 01164/AK-I-I/UMM.IEP/VIII/1998. Furthermore, based on BAN-PT decision No.1225/SK/BAN-PT/Akred/S/IV/2019, it states that the Development Economics Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Muhammadiyah Malang is accredited with the predicate A

The Development Economics Study Program, which is part of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), has a profile that focuses on development economics and is committed to maintaining, improving, developing and adapting to scientific developments in this field. The main objective of the Development Economics Study Program is to become a superior study program in the field of development economics and have competitiveness at the ASEAN level. The study program regularly holds evaluation activities and workshops to review the curriculum used in the teaching process to achieve this goal. This step is essential to ensure that the curriculum remains relevant, keeps up with the latest developments in development economics, and meets the job market's needs.

The UMM Development Economics Study Program offers a comprehensive education and focuses on an in-depth understanding of economic theory, development policy, economic analysis, and relevant management skills. Students are also given a good knowledge of social, environmental and sustainability issues related to economic development. The UMM Development Economics Study Program curriculum includes core courses such as economic theory, statistics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, public finance, economic development, and development policy, as well as elective courses that allow students to specialize in specific fields, such as sustainable development, economics regional, or specific economic sectors. In addition, the UMM Development Economics Study Program also emphasizes developing practical and analytical skills through active learning methods, including case studies, field research, simulations, and real projects. Students are also encouraged to take part in internships at related institutions, both in the public and private sectors, to gain relevant work experience.

The UMM Development Economics Study Program is supported by qualified and experienced faculty in development economics. Lecturers have strong academic backgrounds and are involved in research and scientific publications, committed to providing guidance and support to students in achieving their academic and career goals. With a strong profile and high commitment to educational quality, the UMM Development Economics Study Program strives to produce graduates with a good understanding of development economics, strong analytical skills, reliable management abilities, and awareness of social and relevant environmental issues. Graduates are expected to be ready to contribute to sustainable and competitive economic development at national and international levels