The Postgraduate Program of STIE YKPN Yogyakarta has resumed onsite, or face-to-face, lectures after implementing online learning at the beginning of the semester. This transition is part of the new lecture system in the STIE YKPN Postgraduate Program, in which 40% of lectures are held online.
Under this system, each semester has an allocation of six online meetings: 20% before the Midterm Examination (UTS) and 20% before the Final Examination (UAS). This semester, online lectures were held for the first three meetings, and students have now returned to face-to-face lectures on campus.


The 40% Online Lecture System in the Postgraduate Program
Holding 40% of lectures online gives flexibility to postgraduate students, most of whom have professional commitments alongside their studies. By dividing the online meetings before the UTS and before the UAS, students can still follow a structured and continuous learning process throughout the semester.
Although some meetings are held online, the STIE YKPN Postgraduate Program continues to maintain the quality and continuity of teaching and learning. The combination of online and onsite lectures is expected to support the optimal achievement of learning objectives.
Face-to-Face Lectures Support Academic Interaction
Face-to-face lectures allow students to participate directly in classroom learning. Students can express their opinions, ask questions, and discuss course material with lecturers and fellow students.
This direct interaction is an important part of the learning process at the postgraduate level. Through discussion and the exchange of views, students have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the material and develop critical thinking skills in analyzing various academic and professional issues.
In addition, face-to-face lectures give students space to build communication and academic relationships with fellow students. This supports the exchange of experience and knowledge, especially among students with diverse educational backgrounds and work experience.
Supporting the Learning Process in the Postgraduate Program
With the return of onsite learning, students can now take part in academic activities directly on campus in accordance with the applicable schedule and regulations. Student involvement through discussions, presentations, and academic interaction is part of developing knowledge and competencies during postgraduate studies.
The Postgraduate Program of STIE YKPN Yogyakarta continues to hold lectures as part of delivering higher education. With a combination of online and face-to-face lectures, students are expected to go through the academic process optimally and achieve the learning objectives of their respective study programs.