Universitas Katolik Parahyangan

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Creative Business at Universitas Katolik Parahyangan is an 8-semester applied programme (accredited Good by BAN-PT) that began operations under Ministerial Decree No. 193/D/O/2024. The curriculum emphasises three combined strengths: managing creativity for innovation, digital technology, and contemporary business processes. Learning uses a blended on- and off-campus approach and is designed with industry practitioners.

What you'll study

Teaching concentrates on designing and creating products that integrate sensory interaction and digital technology in two- and three-dimensional forms. More than 70% of study activities are practical: laboratory and studio work, internships, case studies, independent study, and participation in the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) programme. Students receive training in business communication and negotiation, foreign languages (English plus elective Mandarin, Korean, German, or French), and obtain certifications in selected areas such as entrepreneurship, Google certifications, and cinematography. The programme culminates in a final project.

Entry requirements

The source page lists admission contact details but does not publish specific entry criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the programme office (fv@unpar.ac.id or (022) 203 2655) or the university admissions portal for current requirements and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared as "Creative Entrepreneurs" skilled in digital technology, with extensive hands-on experience from studios, labs and internships. The programme's practical orientation and industry collaboration aim to equip alumni to start or manage creative businesses, work in digital creative roles, or pursue project-based positions where product design and business skills are required.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not detail scholarships. Applicants should review Parahyangan Catholic University central scholarship and funding information, contact the faculty for programme-specific support options, and consider external certifications and internship funding when planning finances.