SDG 16 In Number

Number of graduates

6,213

Number of graduates from law and enforcement related courses

1,554

16.2.7 Publish Financial Data

Transparency through Publication of Universitas Sebelas Maret Financial Reports

Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) consistently publishes its consolidated financial statements, annual reports, and independent auditor reports on the university’s official website and other publicly accessible platforms. These publications provide information on the university’s financial condition, performance, and resource management, reflecting UNS’s strong commitment to transparent and accountable financial management. The financial statements are independently audited in accordance with applicable professional standards, further ensuring the reliability and credibility of the published financial information.

The reports are publicly accessible, allowing all stakeholders, including students, employees, government institutions, and the wider community, to review and assess the university’s financial performance. By providing open access to these documents, UNS demonstrates its commitment to publishing university financial data and ensuring relevant financial information is available to the public.

The following financial reports for 2025 are publicly available:

  1. UNS Financial Report – Consolidated Financial Statements of UNS and Its Subsidiaries
  2. UNS Financial Statement – Independent Auditor’s Report 2025

 

Complete financial reports for previous years are also available through the university’s archived financial statements page:

https://keuangan.uns.ac.id/laporan-keuangan/ 

Through the consistent publication of its financial statements, annual reports, and independent auditor reports, Universitas Sebelas Maret demonstrates its commitment to transparency, accountability, and good governance. By making university financial data publicly accessible, UNS enables stakeholders to monitor how university resources are used and strengthens public trust in institutional management. These practices directly support SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) by promoting transparent, accountable, and effective institutional governance.