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Smart Digital Learning

 

STIBA IEC menawarkan program Smart Digital Learning (SDL) untuk masyarakat yang mau berkuliah sambil bekerja.

Dengan berbasis eCampus yang dilengkapi dengan Information Communication Technology (ICT), program ini memberikan akses yang mudah dan fleksibel bagi mahasiswa dengan sistem pembelajaran yang efektif, praktis dan efisien.

Keunggulan SDL diantaranya: praktis dan fleksibel, hemat waktu dan biaya, materi mudah didokumentasikan, dan memiliki sistem pembelajaran yang ramah dan mudah dijalankan.

Keunggulan ini yang menjadikan SDL pilihan yang tepat bagi mahasiswa yang ingin kuliah sambil bekerja maupun bagi orang-orang yang sudah bekerja namun belum menempuh pendidikan tinggi.

Bagi calon mahasiswa yang masih belum familiar, akan diberikan trial yang bisa diakses melalui spada.stibaiec-jakarta.ac.id

 

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Telp.021-8518685

SMS/WA: 0856-9540-0674 [MS. TEENY]

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