
INTERNATIONAL
Global Partnership. Global Impact.
The S1 Ilmu Hukum Study Programme at UNISSULA's Faculty of Law is committed to developing international cooperation in education, research, community service, and academic exchange to create legal education of global standard.
Joint Research
Joint research is the stage at which an international partnership matures: the two institutions no longer only exchange people, they produce knowledge together. The Bachelor of Laws Study Programme develops cross-border research on Islamic law, comparative judicial systems, and transnational law.
Collaborative Research Under Way5
Comparative research on Islamic law and the development of advanced legal education
Applied Science Private University (ASPU) — The College of ShariaJordan
- Form:
- Joint research and teaching-material exchange
- Period:
- May 2025
- Initiated by:
- Prof. Dr. Anis Mashdurohatun, S.H., M.Hum.
- Supporting activity:
- A joint field study at the High Court of Central Java and the Semarang High Religious Court.
Source: suarabaru.id
Joint research and scholarly publication
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia — Faculty of LawMalaysia
- Form:
- Joint research and co-authorship
- Period:
- Signed 26 June 2025 on the Kaligawe campus
- Supporting activity:
- The UKM Faculty of Law has asked that the partnership continue through student exchange, joint research, and a shared international academic forum.
Basis: MoU No. 1323/A.1/SA-H/VI/2025; MoA No. 0008/C.2/MOA/PKS/IX/2025
Academic cooperation and joint research
Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences (RUAS)Netherlands
- Form:
- Joint research, student and staff exchange
Basis: MoU (perpanjangan) No. 0001/C.2/MOU/NK/PKS/II/2023
Recommendations and evaluation of legal and judicial policy strategy
Pusat Strategi Kebijakan Hukum dan Peradilan, Mahkamah Agung RIIndonesia
- Form:
- Policy research
- Supporting activity:
- A national partnership, listed here because it is the same research capacity that the programme offers its international partners.
Basis: PKS No. 264/A.1/SA-H/II/2025
International community service
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)Malaysia
- Form:
- Joint community service
Basis: MoA No. 0010/C.2/MOA/PKS/VI/2024
Publication Venues3
Work produced with partners is published through the faculty's own outlets, which accept manuscripts in English.
Jurnal Hukum Unissula
Faculty journal
Indexed; accepts articles in English.
Jurnal Pembaharuan Hukum
Faculty journal
LICS Proceedings
International conference proceedings
The 9th edition (2026) carries 297 papers by authors from a range of countries.
To strengthen the quality of these outlets, the programme also runs training in journal management and in raising the standard of international publication within the faculty.
Research Cooperation Schemes4
Joint research
Research carried out by lecturers of the Faculty of Law together with partner lecturers, with agreed roles and agreed outputs.
Co-authorship
Publication together in reputable journals.
Joint conference and proceedings
Running a conference together, with indexed proceedings.
Joint community service
Cross-border community service, as already running with UiTM Malaysia.
Research of the Last Three Years
Coming Soon
The official content and data for this section are being prepared by the Study Programme and will be added shortly.
Propose a Research Collaboration
Researchers and institutions interested in developing joint research with the Bachelor of Laws Study Programme are welcome to send a proposal to the Faculty of Law, copying the Cooperation Office.
Cooperation & International Affairs Office, Faculty of Law UNISSULA
Gedung Imam As Syafei (Faculty of Law), Universitas Islam Sultan Agung, Jl. Raya Kaligawe KM. 4, Semarang 50112, Indonesia
Sources: official UNISSULA channels (unissula.ac.id, fh.unissula.ac.id, mkn.unissula.ac.id), media reporting (Antara Jateng, SuaraBaru.id, BloraNews), and the Faculty of Law UNISSULA cooperation register compiled from Appendix 4b PerBAN-PT (Table 3.1) and the faculty archive. Items that could not be verified from a public source are marked and held back until the faculty archive confirms them.
