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Law Studies

Master's Program (S-2)

Learn more about various concentrations, explore the Curriculum adjust your Course Schedule to fit your time, know the required Tuition Fees, and understand the expected learning outcomes All the information you need to start your academic journey is here.

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Curriculum

The following is a complete list of courses that will be taken in each semester.

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HK 501 History of Law
2 SKS

HK 502 Politics of Law
2 SKS

HK 503 Theories of Law
2 SKS

HK 504 Sociology of Law
2 SKS

HK 511 Philosophy of Law
2 SKS

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HK 507 Legal Discovery
2 SKS

HK 508 Legal Research Methods
2 SKS

HK 509 The Role of Law in Economic Development
2 SKS

HK 510 Environmental Management Law
2 SKS

HK 512 Anti-Money Laundering Law
2 SKS

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. Concentration Courses
12 SKS

SPs 601 Colloquium
1 SKS

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SPs 690 Seminar
1 SKS

SPs 699 Thesis
6 SKS

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Course Schedule

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Tuition Fee

Here are the study fees Master's Program In Law Studies
Master's Program Single Tuition Fee
Regular IDR 8,000,000
Parallel IDR 9,000,000
Economic Law IDR 13,500,000
UKT is paid every semester during the study period
Master's Program Institutional Development Fee (Independent Program Only)
Regular IDR 16,000,000
Parallel IDR 16,000,000
Economic Law IDR 16,000,000
IPI is paid once at the time of initial registration as a student
Master's Program Education Development Contribution
IDR 8,000,000 - IDR 9,000,000 Per student for 1 semester
Master's Program Academic Completion Fund
IDR 16,000,000 Per student for 1 semester
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Learning Outcomes

Students in the Master’s Program in Law Studies are expected to become professional graduates who are able to develop logical, critical, systematic, and creative thinking and are able to analyze legal phenomena, legal symptoms, and legal events that occur in society by applying legal teachings. With these learning outcome targets, it is expected to be able to communicate legal theories and legal doctrines in general or according to the field of law through the media to the academic community and the wider community.

Learning Outcomes
1 Master and be able to apply legal teachings, legal theories, and legal doctrines in compiling legal arguments.
2 Able to conduct academic validation or studies in the field of law that is their expertise in solving problems in society or relevant industries through the development of knowledge and expertise in the field of law in general and the field of law that is their expertise.
3 Able to develop logical, critical, systematic, and creative thinking through scientific research in the field of law, compile scientific conceptions and study results based on scientific rules, procedures and ethics in the form of a thesis, and upload them on the university website, as well as papers that have been published in accredited scientific journals or accepted in international journals.
4 Able to compile ideas, thoughts, and legal arguments (legal reasoning) responsibly and based on academic ethics and communicate them through the media to the academic community and the wider community.
5 Able to conduct legal research using a normative juridical approach, empirical juridical approach, and functional approach to law studies.
6 Master positive law in general and according to their field of expertise (concentration of expertise).
7 Master legal theories at the level of grand theory, middle theory, applied theory, and doctrines of law in accordance with the field of concentration or expertise (civil law, criminal law, state administrative law, constitutional law, business law, and economic law).