Siliwangi University

Before UNSIL was founded, the Educational Supervision and Administration Academy (Indonesian: Akademi Administrasi dan Supervisi Pendidikan, abbreviated as ADSUP) was established in its place in 1977. It was originally a branch of Padjajaran University’s Faculty of Social and Political Sciences that went defunct due to a government regulation at the time. By 1978, ADSUP underwent a restructuring and became UNSIL. UNSIL officially started operating as a private university in 1980 and offered courses that now become a part of the Faculty of Teaching and Education Science as well as the Faculty of Economics. In 2014, due to a presidential decree signed by Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, UNSIL became a public university.^[1][2][3]

UNSIL consists of seven faculties and 23 undergraduate programs, as well as three postgraduate programs.

• Mathematics Education
• History Education
• Economics Education
• Biology Education
• Geography Education
• English Education
• Indonesian Language and Literature Education
• Physics Education
• Sports Education
• Informal Education

• Accounting
• Management
• Development Economics
• Finance and Banking (available as an associate’s degree)

• Electrical Engineering
• Informatics Engineering
• Civil Engineering

• Agrobusiness
• Agrotechnology

• Sharia Economics

• Public Health
• Nutrition

• Political Science

• Agrobusiness
• Management
• Demographics and Environment Education^[3]

According to Webometrics’ 2021 report, Siliwangi University is ranked 299th from all universities in Indonesia.^[4]

According to uniRank 2021 report, Siliwangi University is ranked 19th from 56th Universities in West Java, Ranked 130th from 576 Universities in Indonesia.^[5]