The curriculum review process is carried out through a series of activities that are systematically arranged as stated in the Curriculum Change Procedure Manual for the Development Economics Study Program as follows:

June 20 2014, Expert Consultation with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) with the results achieved strengthening the subjects of bank and non-bank financial institutions. In addition, the activity also carried out the formulation of Alumni Profiles and Learning Outcomes.

August 25, 2015, Bank Muamalat expert consultation aims to strengthen the internalization of Islamic values ​​in courses and specialization in the Finance & Banking Industry, manifested in the RPS and RPP. The results achieved in the discussion were the concept of changing a banking laboratory into a Bank Muamalah laboratory based on the Baitul Mal Wattamwil (BMT) concept, located in the courtroom of the Faculty of Economics and Business.

On August 18, 2016, a working meeting was organized by the University to compile a higher education curriculum to be implemented starting the new academic year in 2017. With the preparation of the KPT, we developed a program plan for a diploma accompanying letter in the form of professional certification. Several lecturers were trained to become assessors in several fields of activity to support professional certification.

On January 16, 2017, in the FEB courtroom, expert consultation with Bank Indonesia strengthened the interest in the financial and banking industry by bringing up a new course, namely the Kebangsentralan course. These courses will be actively implemented, starting with the latest batch in 2018. Apart from introducing new methods, the material structure for the central banking course will also be discussed, focusing on macroeconomic policies.

January 18 2018, laboratory workshop and Development Economics study program, based on the previous series of activities at this workshop, has been a reconstruction of the curriculum structure for the 2018 batch based on the higher education curriculum. The total number of credits to be able to achieve an undergraduate degree is 145 credits. Some of the changes made in the workshop were the re-naming of the courses, the preparation of the course implementation flow to the emergence of several new approaches such as institutional economics and project evaluation.

On June 24, 2020, a Workshop on the MBKM curriculum for the Development Economics Study Program, based on the series of events, was agreed to reconstruct the curriculum structure according to the Independent Learning Campus Merdeka provisions. There are several changes, namely increasing interest in learning in the Development Economics Study Program, improving Elective Courses both held within and outside the study program and organizing special programs integrated with DUDI.

To achieve a Bachelor of Economics degree in the Development Economics Study Program, a student must complete an academic load of 145 credits consisting of 127 compulsory subjects and 18 elective courses. All courses presented in the lectures at the Development Economics Study Program refer to the competencies offered by the study program, namely in the fields of Banking (Sharia and conventional), public policy planning, industrial builder and the development of Economics / Science of Economics. The curriculum developed also refers to professional certifications issued by the Indonesian government through the National Board for Professional Certification in the banking sector, public policy planners and industry coaches.

Distribution of Development Economics Study Program Courses in 2020/2021 according to management status

Distribution of Development Economics Study Program Courses

1^st Semester

Note.*= AIK I is carried out as Personality & Leadership Development Training activities.

2^nd Semester

3rd Semester

4^th Semester

5^th Semester

6^th Semester

*) : Specialization in Development Planning

**) : Specialization in Industry, Finance and Banking

***): Islamic Economics Specialization

****): Rural Economy Specialization

Choose as many as 19 credits

7^th Semester (Elective courses)

*) : Elective Courses, Choose as many as 15 credits

8^TH Semester