ANALISIS KOMPARATIF HASIL AMI DALAM PROSPEK CAPAIAN AKREDITASI UNGGUL LAMEMBA

Abstract

This study analyzes the comparative transformation of Internal Quality Audit (AMI) results between Cycle 17 (Academic Year 2024/2025) and Cycle 18 (Academic Year 2025/2026) at the Bachelor of Management Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Samarinda. Furthermore, it evaluates the study program's potential to achieve "Unggul" (Superior) accreditation status under the standards set by the Independent Accreditation Provision for Economics, Management, Business, and Accounting (LAMEMBA). Using a qualitative comparative research design based on institutional quality document reviews and the PPEPP (Planning, Implementation, Evaluation, Control, Improvement) quality control cycle, the findings reveal a significant paradigm shift. In Cycle 17, the study program accumulated 138 non-conformity findings, consisting of 6 Major KTS, 83 Minor KTS, and 49 Observations, primarily driven by incomplete administrative supporting evidence, low lecturer participation records in research/community service, and fragmented academic information systems. In Cycle 18, following systematic corrective actions, non-conformities were reduced to 0 Major KTS and 0 Minor KTS, achieving a 93.94% compliance rate across 62 indicators with only 4 minor Observations remaining. These observations pertain to target volume optimization, including Intellectual Property Rights (HKI) quantity, active Implementation Agreements (IA), and scholarship coverage. The analysis confirms that the S1 Management Study Program has established a mature internal quality assurance system (SPMI) and possesses a strong probability of attaining "Unggul" accreditation, provided the remaining quantitative targets are fully realized prior to the LAMEMBA Self-Evaluation Report submission.