The Bachelor’s Program (including Applied Bachelor’s Program) offers academic and vocational education with a minimum target of completing 144 credits (SKS), which is typically achieved in 4 years. The Bachelor’s Program at ITS offers 48 academic study programs (S1) and 9 applied vocational study programs (D4) across 8 faculties, namely:

1. Faculty of Science and Data Analytics

2. Faculty of Industrial Technology and Systems Engineering

3. Faculty of Civil, Planning, and Geo Engineering

4. Faculty of Marine Technology

5. Faculty of Intelligent Electrical and Informatics Technology

6. Faculty of Creative Design and Digital Business

7. Faculty of Medicine and Health

8. Faculty of Vocational Studies

ITS is now open for Bachelor’s and Applied Bachelor’s Program Admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year for applicants who graduated from high school (SMA/MA/SMK or equivalent) in 2023, 2024, or 2025.

Admissions for the Bachelor’s and Applied Bachelor’s Programs are available through three pathways:

• National Selection Based on Academic Achievement (SNBP)

• National Selection Based on Test (SNBT)

• ITS Independent Selection (SMITS)

The ITS Independent Selection (SMITS) includes:

1. SMITS Based on Achievements
   1. Independent Scholarship Selection
   2. Independent Achievement Selection
2. SMITS Based on Test
   1. Independent Partnership Selection
   2. General Independent Selection

The ITS Independent Selection Pathway (SMITS) is organized to provide broader opportunities for graduates of SMA/MA/SMK or equivalent schools with either national or international curricula to pursue undergraduate education at ITS. This pathway is also open to students holding a Kartu Indonesia Pintar Kuliah (KIP-K) or a Certificate of Financial Hardship (SKTM).

The SMITS pathway is conducted to select high-quality prospective students. It emphasizes strong academic abilities as the primary criterion and outstanding achievements as supporting criteria. Academic excellence is demonstrated through report cards, relevant subjects for the chosen study program, portfolios (specifically for applicants to design-related programs), UTBK scores, and/or SMITS test scores, depending on the specific SMITS pathway followed. Outstanding achievements, whether academic or non-academic, must be proven with valid certificates of achievement and/or official letters from relevant institutions.

Visual Communication Design Study Program Brochure

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