Cooperation

As one of the Faculty of Law’s attempt to realize its vision of “being a world-class international law faculty with excellent graduates who have capabilities in academic, professional, humane, ethical, and religious”, it is necessary to have activities in order to enrich the knowledge for the entire academic community about how the educational process, as a core business for Faculty of Law, which is used in foreign universities as a relevant comparison. Other than that, co-partnership, in order to support Tri Dharma University with foreign universities, is already done as an effort to achieve a law school with international standards.

Efforts to improve the knowledge of the educational process that is applied in foreign universities can be done with a variety of activities such as double degree, international class courses, visiting lecturers, student and lecturer exchange, research fellow, joint research, and short courses for lecturers and students of Faculty of Law. Through activities and discussions in the form of training as well as attend a course that is being conducted by lecturers and students in addition to improve the ability to speak English, they can also observe an assessment of the educational process that takes place. Such activities are based on the ability of the resources owned by the Faculty of Law, both in terms of human resources and facilities as well as funding.

Recently, the Law Faculty has continued to develop educational qualifications by improving co-operation and partnership with the network of government agencies and universities, both nationally and internationally, including: