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A.	Name of Study Program	:	Law
	Level of Study	:	Bachelor’s Degree
	Faculty	:	Law
B.	Vision	:	Becoming a leading study program in maintaining law degree education that excels in the mastery and application of legal knowledge for generating professional, humanist, and religious legal scholars by 2030
C.	Graduate Learning Outcomes	:	Legal Practitioners : Being capable of demonstrating the knowledge of positive law and positive legal science to resolve legal problems pursuant to the principles of justice and legal procedures by serving as judges, prosecutors, advocates, legal consultants, legal officers, legal drafters, legal auditors, legal advisors, human resource department (HRD), staff of Land Deed Officials (PPAT), legal analysts, civil servant, community leader, teacher, paralegals who are capable of adapting to situations faced in professional, humanist, and religious manners Legal Scientists: Being capable of mastering the theoretical concept of legal sciences in a general scope and analyzing and formulating the settlement of procedural disputes in professional, humanist, and religious manners and serving as data collectors, writers and informants
D.	Learning Outcomes	:	Attitude LO1; A1 Internalizing the values of Islam & AI-Muhammadiyah, Pancasila, and Civics in personal. professional and social life LO2; A2 Upholding ethics and responsibilities as professionals at work independently, vigorously, and with entrepreneurship quality General Skills LO3; GS1 Being capable of demonstrating logical, critical, systematic, creative, and innovative reasoning in the context of the development of science, technology, and art that consider and implement humanitarian values relevant to the domains of legal science LO4; GS2 Being capable of teamwork, effective communciation and collaboration and adapting to professional environments and society at local, national, regional, or international level for the development of science, technology, and art, solving problems and making strategic and professional decisions relevant to the skills in science based on relevant data, technology and information Specific Skills LO5; SS1 Being capable of applying the theory of substantive and/or procedural law according to research methods to specifically analyze legal cases or problems LO6; SS2 Being capable of duly drafting legal documents for non-litigation and/or litigation processes Knowledge LO7; K1 Applying theories, concepts, construction, and development of positive law and positive legal science based on research methods and legal findings LO8; K2 Mastering the development of science, technology, and art required to apply legal knowledge
E.	Courses	:	Semester I
			Humanity and Islam	1 credit
			Introduction to Jurisprudence	3 credits
			Legal Anthropology	2 credits
			Introduction Philosophy **	2 credits
			Pancasila	2 credits
			General Theory of State	2 credits
			Indonesian Language	2 credits
			Productive Skills of FLSP	2 credits
			Legal Reasoning	2 credits
			Sociology	2 credits
			Semester II
			Worship & Human Relations	1 credit
			Citizenship	2 credits
			Introduction to Indonesian Law	3 credits
			Criminal Law	3 credits
			Civil Law	3 credits
			Constitutional law	3 credits
			Islamic Law	3 credits
			English Proficiency Test Preparation Course	2 credits
			Semester III
			Criminal Procedure Law *	3 credits
			Company and Financial Institution Law	3 credits
			Crimes Against Property and Legal Subjects	3 credits
			Law of Agreements and Guarantees *	3 credits
			Agrarian Law	2 credits
			International Law	3 credits
			Muhammadiyah Studies	1 credit
			State Administrative Law	3 credits
			Semester IV
			Civil Procedure Law *	3 credits
			Regional Government Law	2 credits
			Environmental Law	2 credits
			Indonesian Inheritance Law*	3 credits
			Law and Human Rights	2 credits
			Law on the Transfer of Land Rights	2 credits
			Islam and Scientific Knowledge	1 credit
			Constitutional Law*	2 credits
			Employment Law	2 credits
			Law Office Management	2 credits
			Semester V
			Applied Intellectual Property Law	2 credits
			Philosophy of Law	2 credits
			Professional Ethics *	2 credits
			Criminal Law Special	2 credits
			Tax and Licensing Law *	3 credits
			Constitutional Law and State Institutions	3 credits
			Legal Research Method	3 credits
			Customary Law	2 credits
			Consumer Protection Law	2 credits
			Cyber Law	2 credits
			Semester VI
			State Administrative Procedure Law*	2 credits
			Constitutional Court Procedural Law*	2 credits
			Criminology	2 credits
			Economic and Business law	2 credits
			Student Service Programs (KKN)	4 credits
			Internship**	2 credits
			Elective Courses	2 credits
			Studies Clinical Crime ****	1 credit
			Studies Clinical Constitution / Administration ****	1 credit
			Studies Clinical Civil Affairs ****	1 credit
			Semester VII
			Victimology	2 credits
			Special Criminal Procedure Law *	3 credits
			Special Civil Procedure Law *	3 credits
			Islamic Criminal Law	2 credits
			Elective courses	2 credits
			PLKH " Legal Practitioner " ***	2 credits
			PLKH "Legal Drafting" ***	2 credits
			PLKH "Legal Adviser" ***	2 credits
			Elective Course
			International Humanitarian Criminal Law	2 credits
			International Civil Law	2 credits
			Islamic Economic Law	2 credits
			Criminal Law Reform	2 credits
			Comparative Constitutional Law	2 credits
			Applied Bankruptcy Law	2 credits
			Criminal Law Reform	2 credits
			International Criminal Law	2 credits
			Investment Law and Capital Markets	2 credits
			Selected Topics in Constitutional Law	2 credits
			Comparative Constitutional Law	2 credits
			Anticorruption Education	2 credits
			Health Law	2 credits
			Natural Resources and Mining Law	2 credits
			Alternative Dispute Resolution (MAPS)	2 credits
F.	Value Propositions	:	Implementing intensive foreign language programs in the first academic year Providing international classes Providing the Centre of Excellence (CoE) program in “Advocate Assistant”