How Prospective Students Find Study Programs and Admission Information on the UNNES Website

Prospective students can find study programs and admission information on the UNNES website (unnes.ac.id) through the Prospective Student section, which links to Find a Program, Study Programs, Faculties, and Admission. The site also lists separate routes for International Students, IUP (International Undergraduate Program), and Short Course Program. Use this guide if you are researching UNNES as an applicant; the site is an information portal, and actual applications are handled through the admission channels it points to.

Where the main sections are located

The UNNES homepage organizes applicant information under a Prospective Student menu. The relevant entries, as listed on the site, are:

The homepage also surfaces News & Updates and Announcement, which is where time-sensitive admission notices are typically posted.

How to research a program step by step

1. Start with Find a Program or Study Programs. Use these to see what UNNES offers before narrowing down. Expected result: a list of programs you can compare.
2. Cross-check with Faculties. Programs sit within faculties, so the faculty pages help you understand the academic home and related offerings.
3. Match your applicant type to the right route. Domestic applicants should go through Admission; international applicants have a dedicated International Students entry; those interested in an international undergraduate track should look at IUP; and those seeking non-degree study should check Short Course Program.
4. Check Announcement and News & Updates. Admission timelines and changes are announced here, so review these before relying on older information.
5. Confirm details on the admission page itself. The homepage is a navigation layer; the binding requirements live on the admission pages it links to.

What to check before applying

• Program availability and level. Confirm the specific program exists and matches the degree level you want.
• Applicant category. Make sure you are following the correct route (regular admission, international, IUP, or short course), since each has its own information page.
• Current announcements. Verify dates and requirements against the latest Announcement entries rather than assuming a fixed schedule.
• Official contact. The site provides a Contact page; use it to clarify anything the published pages do not answer.

Common sticking points

• Treating the homepage as the application itself. The homepage is informational; applications go through the admission process described on the linked pages.
• Missing the international routes. Applicants who are not domestic students should go directly to International Students or IUP rather than the general Admission page.
• Relying on stale information. Because announcements change, always check News & Updates and Announcement close to the time you plan to apply.

For a first orientation to what the site is, see the related question on what the UNNES homepage website is; for applying, start from Prospective Student and follow the route that matches your status.