STUDENTS
Information and services for S1 Ilmu Hukum students at UNISSULA's Faculty of Law
FAQ
Answers to the questions the programme office is asked most often. Each answer restates something published elsewhere on this site, so if a figure changes on its own page it changes here too.
General
Which study routes does the undergraduate law programme offer?
Three: Regular for school leavers, Executive for those already in work, and RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning), which credits previous work experience and study. Each route is described on the Programme pages.
Is the undergraduate law programme accredited?
Yes. The programme holds UNGGUL (Excellent) accreditation from BAN-PT under decree 6385/SK/BAN-PT/Ak.Ppj/S/X/2024, valid until 31 October 2029. UNISSULA itself also holds ASIC international certification with Premier status. The certificate is shown on the Accreditation page.
How much does the undergraduate law programme cost?
The amounts are being confirmed with the Study Programme and are not published here yet. The cost is made up of an Institutional Development Fee (DPI) charged once for the whole degree, a tuition fee (UKT) per semester, an application fee, and several one-off charges at enrolment. The current figures for every programme are published by the UNISSULA admissions office at pmb.unissula.ac.id. A 50% reduction on the DPI is available on the Regular and Independent Achievement routes.
What scholarships can law students apply for?
The Scholarships page lists eleven programmes open to students here: government schemes (KIP Kuliah, BAZNAS, KNB), private and foundation scholarships (Djarum Beasiswa Plus, Karya Salemba Empat, TELADAN Tanoto Foundation, Bakti BCA), and UNISSULA's own scholarships and fee reductions. Each entry links straight to its official application page.
How many credits does the degree carry, and how long does it take?
The curriculum carries 144 credits across 55 courses over seven semesters of coursework, including community service, field study, the specialisation programme, and the final thesis. The semester-by-semester course list is on the Curriculum page.
Does the RPL route guarantee graduation in two years?
No. Two years is a target for completion, not a guarantee. How long the degree actually takes depends on the outcome of each applicant's prior-learning assessment and on meeting all the learning outcomes. The programme never promises graduation within a fixed period.
Students
How do I reach academic and student services?
Services run through WhatsApp Business 0856-4085-0699 and the hotline 0815-8032-221, Monday to Friday, 08:00–16:00 WIB. There is no online service portal yet, so those are the official channels. E-mail: fh@unissula.ac.id or f.hukum@unissula.ac.id.
What are the programme learning outcomes and where can I read them?
They are the abilities every graduate must have. The programme sets twelve of them against level 6 of the Indonesian Qualifications Framework, and every course is mapped to one or more. The full list, together with the four graduate profiles, is on the Graduate Profile page.
Which activities count as MBKM?
Nine: internships in courts and law offices, student exchange, research, humanitarian projects, law-based entrepreneurship, independent study or projects, thematic community service focused on legal outreach, national defence activities, and field study at home or abroad. Students may study outside the programme for up to three semesters. Details are on the MBKM page.
How does assessment work in this programme?
In two stages: formative during the course (participation in discussion and moot court, case analysis and legal memos, case studies and presentations) and summative through the mid-semester and end-of-semester examinations. Both are gathered into a portfolio for the semester. The techniques used are performance observation, project-based assessment, written and oral tests, and the portfolio, each against the rubric set out in the course's semester learning plan. The full account is on the Assessment page.
Academic and Student Services
Academic and student services are handled through WhatsApp and the faculty hotline. An online service portal is not available yet, so please use the channels below during office hours.
Senin - Jumat, 08.00 - 16.00 WIB