The Statistics Undergraduate Study Program has a Quality Assurance Group (GPM) or Quality Control Group (GKM) assigned by the Dean who is responsible for the implementation of the academic quality assurance system. The goal is to ensure that the education, research, and community service processes run according to standards and experience continuous improvement. The GPM acts as a driver of quality culture within the study program environment, supports the achievement of the institution’s vision and mission, and acts as a liaison between faculty/university quality policies and their implementation at the study program level.
The following are the main tasks usually carried out by the GPM:
     1. Developing academic quality standards in accordance with faculty and university policies.
     2. Creating SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for each academic activity and monitoring their implementation.
     3. Carrying out periodic monitoring and evaluation (monev) of academic activities, including learning, research, and community service.
     4. Conducting quality and satisfaction measurements:
          – Student satisfaction with academic services
          – Tracer studies for graduates
          – Satisfaction of graduate users
     5. Compiling reports on the implementation of quality assurance and submitting the results to the heads of study programs and faculties.
     6. Follow up on evaluation results with continuous improvements and quality enhancements.
     7. Support the accreditation process by providing relevant data and documents in accordance with BAN-PT standards or international institutions such as ASIIN.