Universitas Islam Sultan AgungS1 ILMU HUKUMFAKULTAS HUKUMUNISSULA

PROFILE

The S1 Ilmu Hukum Study Programme at UNISSULA's Faculty of Law is committed to becoming an excellent, modern centre of legal education grounded in Islamic values.

History of the Faculty of Law UNISSULA

The Faculty of Law of Universitas Islam Sultan Agung (FH UNISSULA) was born in 1963 as the Faculty of Law and Social Knowledge (FHPM), a year after the Sultan Agung Waqf Foundation established the university on 20 May 1962. From the outset, FH UNISSULA has been committed to developing legal scholarship that is not only academically excellent but also grounded in Islamic values and oriented towards the public good. Over more than six decades it has produced thousands of law graduates working across the professions, nationally and internationally. Backed by professional lecturers, a relevant curriculum, and adequate facilities, FH UNISSULA continues to innovate towards becoming a leading, globally competitive faculty of law.

Awaiting Confirmation — The information shown here is temporary and is still awaiting official confirmation from the Study Programme.

Vision

To become an excellent and internationally competitive Bachelor of Law Study Programme, producing law graduates who master, analyse, and apply modern legal science grounded in Islamic values — adaptive to the development of science and technology, and shaped by the Khaira Ummah character through Islamic Academic Culture (BUDAI).

Mission

  1. 1Deliver excellent legal education oriented toward the command, analysis, and application of modern legal science grounded in Islamic values.
  2. 2Develop innovative legal research that responds to advances in science and technology and contributes to resolving legal problems nationally and internationally.
  3. 3Carry out community service in the field of law, oriented toward justice, usefulness, and the common good.
  4. 4Build academic and professional cooperation nationally and internationally to strengthen graduates' competence, experience, and competitiveness.
  5. 5Cultivate an academic culture of integrity, adaptability, and collaboration, grounded in Islamic Academic Culture (BudAI), to form law graduates of Khaira Ummah character.