Undip Welcomes New Lecturers in Tax Accounting: Towards a More Excellent Education

Diponegoro University (Undip) is proud to announce the acceptance of new Civil Servant Candidates (CPNS) lecturers in the field of Tax Accounting. This acceptance is a strategic step by Undip in strengthening teaching staff and improving the quality of education at the Vocational School, especially in the fields of accounting and taxation.

Undip Rector, Prof. Dr. Suharnomo, S.E., M.Sc., said that the acceptance of new CPNS lecturers in the field of Tax Accounting is part of Undip’s efforts to provide relevant and high-quality education. “We are committed to continuing to develop the competence of our students in the fields of accounting and taxation, which are increasingly important in the era of globalization and digitalization of the economy,” said the Undip Rector.

A strict and transparent selection process has been carried out to select new lecturers who have superior academic qualifications and relevant professional experience in the field of tax accounting. These lecturers are expected to bring new perspectives and innovations to the teaching and learning process and contribute to quality research in this field.

Dean of the Vocational School, Prof. Dr. Ir. Budiyono, M.Sc., stated that the acceptance of new lecturers is very important to strengthen the tax accounting study program at Undip. “We are confident that with the joining of these new lecturers, we can improve the quality of learning and research in the field of tax accounting, as well as prepare competent graduates who are ready to compete in the world of work,”.

These new lecturers will immediately follow an orientation and training program to understand Undip’s academic culture and the expected quality standards. It is hoped that they can immediately adapt and provide maximum contribution in a short time. Undip continues to be committed to improving the quality of education and research in order to produce competent graduates who are ready to compete at the national and international levels. With the joining of these new lecturers, Undip is increasingly optimistic in achieving this goal.