Head of the Study Program
Doctoral Program
General Overview
The Unpad Faculty of Law Doctoral Program produces globally competitive graduates while upholding local culture. The advantage of the Unpad Faculty of Law Doctoral Program is that it is organized based on research (by research) integrated with the research of its supervisors.
This system makes the mentoring process more efficient. Student research is part of the supervisor's research umbrella. Related to the dissertation research theme, students attend lectures on specific subjects or workshops to enrich their knowledge and skills, which are expected to assist, encourage, and facilitate their research. Thus, students' research can be completed according to their research plan. The educational degree in this program is Doctor (Dr.).
The curriculum for the Unpad Faculty of Law Doctoral Program has been adjusted to the Regulation of the Minister of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology Number 53 of 2023 concerning Quality Assurance in Higher Education (Permendikbud No. 53 of 2023).
Prof. Huala Adolf
Study Program Secretary
Dr. Erika Magdalena Chandra,
S.H., M.H.
Professors
Graduate Learning Outcomes
- Able to discover or develop new theories/concepts/ideas in legal science that contribute to the development and practice of legal science.
- Able to conduct interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary research, including theoretical studies in the field of legal science.
- Able to formulate scientific arguments and solutions based on critical analysis of facts, concepts, principles, or theories that can be scientifically and ethically justified.
- Able to create concepts, models, or theories for resolving legal problems through the renewal of Legal Science and positive law.
- Able to formulate ideas in an argumentative, innovative, and constructive manner in the field of Legal Science regarding legal problems in society.
- In-depth mastery of legal science, legal philosophy, and legal theory; and
- Mastery of legal research and writing methods.
- Internalizing academic values, norms, and ethics.
Curriculum
The curriculum for the Master of Laws Program is designed as follows:
- Philosophy of Law 5 (3-2) Credits
- Legal Theory 5 (3-2) Credits
- Legal Research Methods 5 (3-2) Credits
- Research Topic Seminar 5 Credits
- Speaker and commentator at National/International Conferences (minimum 2 credits)
- Research Proposal Seminar 7 Credits
- Publication of Research Results (minimum 4 credits)
- Research Results Seminar 10 Credits
- Dissertation Manuscript Examination 16 Credits
- Doctoral Promotion 8 Credits
Total 72 Credits
