ABSTRACT
Financial sustainability is one of the crucial operations of many higher education institutes. Though since late 2019, the inevitable disruption and significant changes in the higher education system have continued after the increasing in COVID-19 transmissions. These affect the operations of higher education institutions in numerous ways, such as students' admission, financial management and teaching strategies. The purpose of this study is to present a data integration aspect of the analysis of financial data from academic income. Such data integration relates to the data from enrollment, admission, and research from many heterogeneous sources within the institution. In addition, the k-mean clustering approach is applied to group academic programs for further analysis. In the future, the institution's financial and risk management, research enhancement, and reputation and positioning will employ this analytics to support and shape the institution's operations. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.