Accreditation Fraud More Frequently Discovered on Campuses

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Akbar Ridwan 19/05/2025 19:10 WIB

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Based on the 2024 Education Integrity Plan (SPI) released by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), 22.13% of educational institutions were found to have indications of fraud during accreditatio

Number of Fraud Cases in Accreditation by Educational Unit (2024)

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Number of Fraud Cases in Accreditation by Educational Unit (2024)

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Cheating in obtaining accreditation is still occurring in Indonesian education. Based on the 2024 Education Integrity Assessment Survey (SPI) released by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), 22.13% of educational institutions were indicated to have cheated during accreditation.

Based on the type of educational institution, cheating was more prevalent in higher education (dikti), at 40.41%. Meanwhile, 21.53% of schools in basic and secondary education (dasmen) were suspected of cheating during accreditation.

According to the KPK, although most educational institutions conducted the accreditation process honestly, some institutions still faced integrity issues during the process.

This finding, for the KPK, emphasizes the importance of strengthening the supervision system and increasing transparency in the accreditation process. This aims to ensure fairer and more credible education standards.

The 2024 Education SPI involved 36,888 educational institutions from 507 regencies/cities in 38 provinces in Indonesia. A total of 449,865 respondents, consisting of students, parents, educators, and heads of educational institutions, participated in the survey.

The 2024 Education SPI was conducted from August 22 to September 30, 2024, using two approaches. First, an online method via WhatsApp, email blasts, and computer-assisted web interviewing (CAWI). Second, a hybrid method using computer-assisted personal interviewing (CAPI).

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