Students data based on gender

The table displays the student admission statistics from 2020 to 2024, broken down by gender. Each year’s total admission count is split into male and female categories. The total number of admissions over the five years is 69, with a noticeable gender disparity: 14 male and 55 female students. In 2020, there were 18 admissions, predominantly female (16). Admissions peaked in 2021 with 20 students (15 female, 5 male). A downward trend follows, with only 9 students admitted in 2024 (1 male, 8 female). Overall, female students consistently outnumber males in each year represented.

Students data based on place of origin

The table presents data on the hometown provinces of students enrolled in a Master’s program, detailing the total number and percentage of students from each area. The majority come from Java Barat (16 students, 25%), followed by Banten (15 students, 23%) and DKI Jakarta (13 students, 20%). Smaller groups are from Sumatera Utara (4 students, 6%) and various other provinces, each contributing between 1% to 3% of the student population, including Sulawesi Tenggara, Aceh, Riau, and Sumatera Barat. The least represented provinces, each with 1 student (1%), include Jambi, DI Yogyakarta, Sulawesi Selatan, and Nusa Tenggara Barat.

Master Program in English Education students according to their country of origin. A world map highlights the countries with enrolled students, with a corresponding table listing each country, the number of students, and their percentage representation in the program.

• Indonesia has the highest number of students, totaling 65, which constitutes 95% of the entire cohort.
• Turkmenistan follows with 2 students, making up 3%.
• Egypt and Afghanistan each have 1 student, accounting for 1% respectively.

This data indicates that the MPBI program is predominantly comprised of students from Indonesia, with limited international representation from a few other countries.