
Our Activities
The Accounting Research Center actively engages in accounting research funded by university grant schemes. We believe this research will significantly impact the progress of the economic world.

We serve as a platform for discussions on the world of accounting, fostering ideas for the advancement of accounting knowledge and its applications.

Collaborative networks with various parties are crucial for the progress of the Accounting Research Center at UMS. We believe that active collaboration will strengthen the role of the Accounting Research Center in the community.

Media Publication
- Peluang dan Potensi BUMDes (Opportunities and Potential of Village-owned Enterprise) - by Suyatmin Waskito Adi.
- Dongkrak Pertumbuhan UMKM lewat Akselerasi Transformasi Digital (Boosting MSME Growth through Accelerating Digital Transformation) - by Suyatmin Waskito Adi.
- Tumbuh Kembangkan Ekonomi Kreatif bagi Generasi Milenial (Growing the Creative Economy for Millennials)- by Suyatmin Waskito Adi.
- Peluang, Tantangan dan Strategi Ekonomi Digital bagi UMKM di Masa Pendemi (Opportunities, Challenges and Digital Economy Strategies for MSMEs during the pandemic) - by Suyatmin Waskito Adi.
- Industri Kreatif Penopang Perekonomian (Creative Industries Supporting the Economy) - by Suyatmin Waskito Adi.
Surya Mart Competitiveness Improvement
Faced with declining sales due to a disorganized layout, weak branding, inadequate employee training, missing price tags, and a lack of customer loyalty initiatives, Surya Mart, a business unit of the Muhammadiyah Branch Leadership (PCM) Laweyan, sought the expertise of the Accounting Research Center. Through a comprehensive support, we revamped Surya Mart's operations, implementing significant changes such as redesigned layout and lighting, enhanced branding, standardized employee SOPs, implemented price tags.
Muhammadiyah School Collaboration
The Accounting Research Center in collaboration with UMS students and the Muhammadiyah Central Board for Financial Development and Supervision (LPPK), has launched a valuable initiative: enhancing the financial administration skills of education personnel within the Muhammadiyah Charity (AUM). This program, attended by managers from 52 elementary schools, 13 junior high schools, and 8 high schools, employed the SIADIKDASMEN method.






















