Bachelor of Law

Head of The Study Program

The head of the Bachelor of Law Study Program is: Rika Kurniaty, S.H., M.A., Ph.D..

Brief Profile

The Faculty of Law, Universitas Brawijaya was originally named the College of Law and Community Knowledge (PTHPM) which was established on July 1, 1957 on the initiative of the Malang Higher Education Foundation. In further developments, with the approval of the Malang Municipal People's Representative Council, PTHPM was recognized as belonging to the Malang Municipality and is part of the Malang Municipal University. The inauguration of the recognition was carried out on July 1, 1960 to coincide with the commemoration ceremony of the 3rd FTHPM Anniversary. At that time, the Municipal University of Malang had three faculties, namely the Faculty of Law and Public Knowledge, the Faculty of Commerce Administration (later changed to FKK and now the Faculty of Administrative Sciences) and the Faculty of Agriculture. In 1961, Malang Municipal University changed its name to Brawijaya University. Faculty of Law and Public Knowledge Universitas Brawijaya Malang based on Presidential Decree Number 59 of 1982 dated September 7, 1982 changed nana to Faculty of Law Universitas Brawijaya. This is an implementation of the arrangement of faculties as mandated by Government Regulation Number 27 of 1981 concerning Faculty Arrangements at State Universities/Institutes.

Vision

Serving as a study program of Bachelor in Legal Studies with international reputation to produce graduates that hold academic and professional capacities that support a just and dignified national law system.

Mission

Providing education of Bachelor in Legal Studies in compliance with international standards;
Producing graduates that hold academic and professional capacities;
Conducting researches and giving community services that support a just and dignified national law system.

Educational Objectives

Producing graduates that:

hold analytical skill, apply, and make legal argument or
decision;
are capable of preparing legal documents and setting stages in legal process;
are capable of making and developing law that is just and relevant to the development of society; and
are literate and behave appropriately without violating benevolence and religious values.

Accreditation

This Study Program has received Unggul accreditation from National Accreditation Body for University (BAN-PT), Unconditional Accreditation from AQAS and received AUN-QA certification

The PLO of BLSP is formulated as a learning framework to realize graduate profiles that have been determined based on scientific vision and the needs of the labour market. BLSP FHUB graduates are expected to be able to work or carry out their professions as judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal auditors, mediators, curators, liquidators, inhouse lawyers, corporate lawyers, contract drafters, legal drafters, lecturers, legal researchers, state civil servants, politicians, and activists. Non-governmental organization. To be able to carry out this profession requires the ability to resolve legal issues, create legal documents, conduct proceedings in court, and the ability to increase professional capacity. Therefore, the profile of BLSP (PLO) graduates is as follows:

Have the ability to analyze, apply, and formulate legal opinions or decisions both in the judicial process and outside the judiciary.
Have the ability and skills to carry out the process and stages of legal settlement, as well as to prepare legal documents needed in legal processes both in judicial process and outside the judiciary.
Have the ability to form and develop laws in accordance with and required by the development of civilization.
Having sufficient leadership and literacy skills, respectful of humanity, ethics and religious values.

In accordance with the provisions of NHES, the ILO BLSP formulation includes 10 points on the attitude aspect, 5 points on the knowledge aspect, 9 points on the general skills aspect, and 4 points on the specific skills aspect. However, all aspects of the ILO BLSP are embodied in 4 aspects of specific skills as follows:

Able to formulate the concept of legal problems solving through the application of juridical thinking methods based on theoretical knowledge of legal sources, principles, and norms from various fields of Indonesian Positive Law, which are basic skills for carrying out the legal profession.
Able to formulate ideas logically, critically, and argumentatively in the field of Indonesian Positive Law and communicate them orally and/or in writing.
Able to make decisions academically, independently, and responsibly in solving legal problems, and able to cooperate with colleagues.
Able to be ethical, fair, law-abiding, sensitive, and concerned about the social environment in designing and implementing the law.

The load of the Undergraduate of Law Study Program is 144-160 credits with a length of study of 7-14 semesters. The minimum compulsory study load is 144 credits, while for students who want to take more than that, they can take elective courses up to a maximum of 160 credits. The structure of the courses in the curriculum is as follows:

COMPULSORY COURSES OF STUDY PROGRAMS

General Course (MKU) 8 credits
University Content Courses (MKUB) 14 credits
Compulsory Study Program (MKWPS) 90 credits
Elective Courses Study Program (MKPPS) 32-48 credits, consisting of: Namely courses that can be converted as a form of independent learning (Research, Internship and Student Exchange) so that the number of student credits reaches a minimum of 144 credits and a maximum of 160 credits. Consist of:
1. Regular Elective Courses 18 credits
2. Elective Courses Concentration 10 credits,is a group of subjects chosen by students with a total of 10 credits. Students are required to choose one concentration from 9 available concentration options.

PREREQUISITE COURSES

Some courses are prerequisite courses that must first be taken with a minimum grade of D before continuing other courses.

UNDERGRADUATE THESIS WRITING

Thesis writing can be programmed after students pass a minimum of 120 (one hundred and twenty) credits with a minimum Grade Point Average of 2.00 (two) and without E grade. The prerequisite for taking concentration courses is having 96 credits.

The following is a group of courses offered at Bachelor of Laws Study Program. To view detail the academic modules for each course, click here.

Study Program Compulsory Courses

1. General Course (MKU) 8 credits

2. University Content Courses (MKUB) 14 credits

3. Compulsory Study Program (MKWPS) 90 credits

4. Study Program Elective Courses (MKPPS) 32-48 credits, namely courses that can be converted as independent forms of learning (Research, Internship and Student Exchange) so that the number of student credits reaches a minimum of 144 credits and a maximum of 160 credits. Consist of:
a. Regular Elective Courses 18 credits

b. Elective Courses Concentration 10 credits, is a group of subjects chosen by students with a total of 10 credits. Students are required to choose one concentration from 9 available concentration options.

c. Proficiency Elective Courses 4-14 credits

d. Optional Deployment Courses 0-16 credits, deepening courses are offered every semester with a minimum number of 5 participants.

e. Elective Courses Outside the Study Program 8-16 credits, subjects that must be taken are only for the Educational Path of 1 semester outside of PS in UB with a minimum requirement of 8 credits.
Prerequisite Course

Some courses are prerequisite courses that must first be taken with a minimum grade of D before programming other courses. The prerequisite courses are:
a. Introduction to Law and Introduction to Indonesian Law are prerequisites for all Legal Science and Skills Courses.
b. State Science prerequisites for:
1) Constitutional Law
2) State Administrative Law
3) International Law
c. Civil Law prerequisites for:
1) Civil Procedure Law
2) Commercial Law
3) Agrarian Law
4) International Civil Law
5) Law of Agreement and Warranties
d. Criminal Law prerequisites for:
1) Criminal Procedure Code
2) Criminal Acts in the Criminal Code
3) Special Criminal Law
4) Criminology
e. State Administrative Law prerequisites for:
1) Regional Administrative Law
2) Agrarian Law
3) Administrative Court Procedures
f. Constitutional Law prerequisites for:
1) Local Government Law
2) Constitutional Court Procedural Law
g. Islamic Law is a prerequisite for Islamic Inheritance Law
h. Prerequisite Legislation Science for Drafting Legislation
i. International Law prerequisites for:
1) International Law of the Sea
2) International Treaty Law
3) International Trade Law
Environmental Law, Sociology of Law, Introduction to Legal Anthropology and Labor Law can only be programmed after passing the courses in Civil Law, Criminal Law, and State Administrative Law.
Legal Logic and Reasoning Courses and Legal Professional Ethics Courses can only be programmed after students pass a minimum of 61 credits.
Students can choose a group of Concentration Courses on the condition that they have passed a minimum of 96 (ninety-six) credits and are required to pass courses related to the concentration to be taken as follows:
a. Prerequisites for International Law Concentration
1) International Treaty Law
2) International Law of the Sea
3) International Trade Law
b. Prerequisites for Concentration in Constitutional Law
1) Local Government Law
2) Human Rights Law
3) Law Formation of Legislation
4) Constitutional Court Procedural Law
c. Prerequisites for Concentration of State Administrative Law
1) Regional Administrative Law
2) Tax Law
3) State Administrative Procedures
4) Environmental Law
d. Criminal Law Concentration Prerequisites
1) Criminal Acts in the Criminal Code
2) Criminal Procedure Code
3) Special Criminal Law
e. Prerequisites for Concentration in Civil Law
1) Law of Engagement
2) Customary Law
3) Islamic Inheritance Law
4) Civil Procedure Law
f. Prerequisites for Concentration of Business Civil Law
1) Law of Agreements and Guarantees
2) Commercial Law
3) International Civil Law
4) Civil Procedure Law
5) Agrarian Law
g. Prerequisites for Concentration in Agrarian Law
1) Law of Engagement
2) Agrarian Law
3) Civil Procedure Law
4) Customary Law
5) State Administrative Law
h. Labor Law Concentration Prerequisites
1) Labor Law
2) Civil Procedure Law
3) Law of Engagement
4) Commercial Law
5) State Administrative Law
i. Prerequisites for Concentration of Islamic Law
1) Civil Law
2) Islamic Law
3) Islamic Inheritance
Thesis writing can be programmed after students pass a minimum of 120 (one hundred and twenty) credits with a minimum Grade Point Average of 2.00 (two) and no E grade.
Students can take courses up to a maximum of 160 (one hundred and sixty) credits from:
1) Deepening elective courses;
2) Other concentration elective courses;
3) Cross-PS/Faculty/University courses recognized by the Faculties; and
4) Other universities and or non-university high-institutions.
Students who have taken more than 144 (one hundred and forty-four) credits, may cancel the chosen deepening course with the approval of the Head of the Study Program.

To maintain the quality of education, the Undergraduate of Law Study Program is supported by lecturers who have expertise in their fields and fulfill the criteria for national higher education competency standards. Currently, the Undergraduate of Law Study Program is supported by lecturers who hold the title of Professor, Doctor, at least Masters and Practitioners.

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