For parents & guardians
The eight questions parents ask most often
We know choosing a university for your child is a big decision. Here are our honest answers — with documents and contacts you can check yourself.
1. Is the study program accredited?
- Study Program
- Bachelor of Electrical Engineering — Good
- Institution
- Universitas Widya Kartika — Good
2. What is the total cost?
Official fee details for the current academic year are being updated by UWIKA Admissions. For exact figures, please contact an admissions officer — we do not want to display figures that are not yet final.
3. Are there scholarships?
Yes. They include KIP Kuliah (government education support), Pemuda Tangguh Scholarship from the Surabaya City Government for residents with a Surabaya ID card, as well as fee-reduction programs from UWIKA that open periodically. Terms and conditions follow UWIKA Admissions.
4. Where do graduates work?
The curriculum prepares graduates for electronics, embedded systems, industrial control & automation, and AI/IoT. The most convincing evidence comes straight from alumni: they share vacancies and career news on the alumni portal.
Vacancies from alumni Where alumni work
5. Is my child safe?
The UWIKA campus is located in Sutorejo Prima Utara, Surabaya. Students are accompanied by an academic advisor from the first semester, and laboratory work is carried out under the supervision of lecturers/assistants with occupational safety procedures. For information on accommodation near campus and counselling services, please ask an admissions officer directly.
6. How can I monitor my child’s studies?
Every student has an academic advisor who monitors their study plan and results every semester. Grades and schedules are available on the UWIKA academic portal. Parents can contact the program at any time using the contacts below.
7. Is Electrical Engineering hard?
There is maths and physics, especially in the early semesters (Calculus, Physics, Electric Circuits). But learning is project-based: concepts are immediately used to build circuits, devices and systems. Students learn together in teams, supported by lecturers and lab assistants. Children who like taking gadgets apart or are curious about how technology works usually enjoy it quickly.
8. Who can I contact?
Universitas Widya Kartika Admissions
WhatsApp: 0812-3277-0503 · 0813-5659-4211
Website: pmb.widyakartika.ac.id
Electrical Engineering Study Program
Phone: (031) 5922403
Email: elektro@widyakartika.ac.id
Sutorejo Prima Utara II/1, Surabaya
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