The Capital Market Laboratory of the Accounting Program at the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) of Muhammadiyah University Jember is an innovative facility that integrates theory and practice in developing students' knowledge in the field of the capital market. This laboratory is designed as an interactive learning center that provides students with direct experience to understand the dynamics of the capital market and the latest accounting practices. The location of the Capital Market Laboratory / BEI Investment Gallery for the Accounting Program at the Faculty of Economics and Business is on the 2nd floor of Building A at Muhammadiyah University Jember.
The laboratory is equipped with the latest stock trading terminals, allowing students to monitor, analyze, and execute transactions directly on various financial instruments in the capital market. Providing up-to-date data and information on market movements, stock analysis, and news related to the economy and finance, it enables students to make informed and intelligent investment decisions. Students can use simulated stock trading software to sharpen their skills in portfolio management, identify investment opportunities, and measure investment performance. The laboratory provides a comfortable space for group discussions, presentations, and seminars. It serves as a platform for students to share ideas, discuss market trends, and develop investment strategies.
The Capital Market Laboratory of the Accounting Program at FEB Muhammadiyah University Jember offers multiple benefits to students, including:
- Practical understanding of the dynamics of the capital market.
- Enhancement of financial analysis and investment skills.
- In-depth understanding of the role of accounting in the capital market.
- Preparation for challenges and opportunities in the professional world.
With these facilities and flagship programs, the Capital Market Laboratory of the Accounting Program at FEB Muhammadiyah University Jember becomes an inspiring space for students to seamlessly weave academic knowledge and practical capital market expertise.
