gangsar

Faculty of Law UII in Collaboration with Justitia Training Center Hold the Training and Competency Test of Certified Contract Drafter

(left-right: Dr. Bambang Sutiyoso, S.H., M.Hum., Head of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), and Andriansyah Tiawarman K., S.H., M.H., President Director of the Justitia Training Center)

Yogyakarta – The Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII) through the Center for Education and Training (Pusdiklat) FH UII in collaboration with the Justitia Training Center successfully held the training and competency test of Certified Contract Drafter. This program was carried out for four days, started with the training conducted online on January 26-28, 2026, and continued with the Competency Test on January 29, 2026, which took place at the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia (FH UII), Yogyakarta.

This program as a part of FH UII’s commitment in enhancing the capacity and competitiveness of human resources in the legal field, especially the presence of contract drafters has become highly essential in the professional sphere, encompassing both academic fields and legal practice. This training was attended by 25 participants with diverse backgrounds, consisting of students of the Faculty of Law UII, fresh graduates, academics, and legal practitioners. The diversity of the participants’ backgrounds reflects a strong participant interest in enhancing contract drafting competencies as a strategic capability in the field of business and civil law.

The training was accompanied by leading legal experts and practitioners, including: Prof. Hikmahanto Juwana, S.H., LL.M., Ph.D., Dr. Inda Rahadiyan, S.H., M.H., Marcia Wibisono, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chandra Yusuf, S.H., LL.M., MBA., M.Mgt., Alvin Ambardhy, S.H., LL.M., Prof. Dr. Faisal Santiago,  S.H., M.M., Jesconiah Siahaan, S.H., LL.M., and Andriansyah Tiawarman K, S.H., M.H., .

During the online training which lasted for three days, participants were equipped with various substantive and practical materials on contract drafting. The materials, consist of the basic principles of contracts, techniques for drafting clauses, mitigation of legal risks in contracts, analysis and resolution of contractual problems. Participants are also taught how to apply theory in practical case studies and contract drafting, so they can advance their critical thinking skills in problem solving and be able to enact contract. All materials are delivered interactively by speakers with theoretical approaches and case studies, so that participants not only comprehend concepts, but also are able to apply them practically.

The next agenda is the competency test of contract drafter, was held on January 29, 2026, at the Faculty of Law UII. This competency test aims to measure participants’ understanding, skills, and ability to draft and analyze contracts in accordance with the specified competency. Through the test, participants are expected to be able to demonstrate professional competence as a reliable and professional contract drafter. The models of competency exam consist of written exam, preparation of legal audit assignments, and presentations. Before the exam began, the Justitia Training Center gave a briefing to the participants. “The competency test is carried out according to the standards of the Professional Certification Body of Contract Drafter which will ultimately give the title of competent or not to the participant as a contract drafter, so that it is hoped that all participants can follow in an orderly manner”, Justitia also emphasized that after the participant is declared competent and receives a certificate from BNSP, it is allowed to practice as a professional legal auditor. The exam result showed that all participants passed the test and were entitled to be formally recognized as a Certified Contract Drafter.

The implementation of this training and certification is a form of synergy between FH UII and Justitia Training Center in supporting the improvement of the quality of professional, competent, and competitive legal human resources. In the future, the Education and Training Center of Faculty of Law UII is expected to continue to conduct other training and certification programs to prepare for job requirements and the complexity of legal issues.

gangsar

Weaving Togetherness in Diversity: International Students of the Faculty of Law UII Explore Culture and History in Magelang

The Undergraduate Study Program in Law of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, successfully organized the “Cultural Program, 2026” which took place over two days from Monday to Tuesday, January 26-27, 2026. This annual agenda is specifically designed to foster togetherness while providing international students at FH UII with a profound understanding of local culture.

The event was attended by 16 participants, consisting of international students and lecturers. Among them were Tom Oscar Burgess (Griffith University, Australia), a recipient of the New Colombo Plan scholarship, and four recipients of the Future Global Leaders Scholarship (FGLS UII): Feisal Saleh Bashir (Kenya), Abdulkadir Aminu Bichi (Nigeria), Adedoyin Yusuff Olatunji (Nigeria), and Firdoos Khan (Pakistan). Also in attendance were four Kemitraan Negara Berkembang (KNB) scholarship students: Ahmad Mansour Azimi (Afghanistan), as well as Muhammad Tahir Yahya, Faidat Temitope Balogun, and Rabiu Abdulmudallib Bello from Nigeria. Two international lecturers, Frances Annmarie Duffy, LL.M. (Ireland), and Ahmad Saad Ahmad Al-Dafrawi, Ph.D. (Iraq), also participated in the festivities, accompanied by five student buddies from the International Program class of 2025: Feivel Fathirulhaq, Nanda Julyan Nugraha, Fadhlan Novrizal Dwi Saputro, Aliyah Dwi Meisya, and Elza Aurelya.

In his opening remarks, the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., emphasized the importance of cultural adaptation. “This program is vital for introducing the richness of Indonesian culture and the social landscape of the country so that international students can adapt more easily. We hope that after completing their studies, they will become ambassadors for Indonesian culture and the education provided at UII,” said Prof. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum.

The choice of Magelang as the location was intentional. The Head of the Undergraduate Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., explained that Magelang possesses a noble and high cultural heritage, such as the Borobudur and Mendut temples. “This location holds a powerful history of interfaith harmony in Indonesia. We want international students to understand that Indonesia is known not only for its natural beauty—like its beaches and mountains—tbt also for its historical symbols of tolerance that have flourished for centuries,” explained Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D.

Beyond the cultural aspects, participants were also provided with legal insights through a session titled “Introduction to Indonesian Employment Law and Working in Indonesia as a Foreigner,” presented by Ayunita Nur Rohanawati, S.H., M.H. During the session, which was moderated by Siti Hapsah Isfardiyana, S.H., M.H., students enthusiastically discussed opportunities to contribute to Indonesia, ranging from professional employment to supporting the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector by building international business networks.

The excitement of the event continued as participants engaged in traditional games at Kampoeng Dolanan Borobudur, including the angklung (bamboo instrument), dakon (mancala), egrang bambu (bamboo stilts), gasing (spinning tops), and bakiak (long wooden clogs). To conclude the program, participants explored the majesty of Mendut Temple and enjoyed an adrenaline-pumping rafting session on the Elo River. At the end of the program, students were assigned a reflective task to create a creative piece about their most memorable experiences during the event.

gangsar

Faculty of Law UII Achieves Top National Ranking among Private Universities in the 2026 THE WUR by Subject: Law

The Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), has achieved first place nationally among private universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE WUR) by Subject: Law 2026. The indicators used in this ranking include Teaching, Research Environment, Research Quality, Industry, and International Outlook. Overall, the Faculty of Law UII is recognized as the fourth-best law faculty among both public and private universities in Indonesia, and the top-ranked among private universities nationwide.

On this occasion, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, stated that this achievement is not a coincidence, but rather a reflection of the hard work, dedication, and collective contributions of all faculty members—including lecturers, staff, students, alumni, and partner stakeholders. All parties have demonstrated remarkable synergy, which deserves appreciation as clear evidence of the strength of collaboration.

More importantly, this achievement should serve as a source of motivation for all members of the academic community to continuously maintain and enhance the quality of education and teaching, research, international mobility, community service and da’wah, as well as institutional services within the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia.

Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., Dean of the Faculty of Law UII, encouraged the entire academic community to uphold a shared commitment to sustaining and strengthening the faculty’s accountable reputation. This achievement, therefore, should not be viewed merely as a temporary milestone, but as a solid foundation for sustainable progress in the future. He emphasized the importance of continuing to contribute with a collaborative spirit, as true success is built and preserved collectively.

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE Ranking) is a global university ranking system compiled by Times Higher Education, an international higher education ranking and publication organization based in the United Kingdom. The THE Ranking aims to comprehensively assess university performance, provide insights into institutional quality across education, research, internationalization, and social impact, and serve as a global reference for students, academics, policymakers, and higher education institutions.

THE is widely recognized as one of the most influential university ranking systems in the world, alongside the QS World University Rankings and the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU/Shanghai Ranking).

gangsar

Meeting between the Faculty of Law, UII and Kobe University in Jakarta

On Wednesday, 21 January 2026, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), along with his delegation, had the honor of meeting with professors from Kobe University. Distinguished professors from Kobe University who attended the meeting included Professor Yuka Kaneko (Center for Social System Innovation, Kobe University), Professor Kozo Kagawa (Emeritus Professor, Kobe University), and Professor Suruga Terukazu (Emeritus Professor, Kobe University). The meeting was facilitated by Professor Insan from Maulana & Partner and was held at the Maulana & Partner Office, Mayapada Tower, Jakarta.

During the meeting, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, UII, Professor Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, expressed his hope for the establishment of a harmonious collaboration between the Faculty of Law UII and Kobe University in the future. It is expected that cooperation can be explored in the near future and formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two institutions, which will serve as the legal basis for collaboration and mutual benefit.

Such an agreement is considered essential, as it aligns with common practices in international cooperation and provides a legal framework to access various facilities and opportunities, including student exchange programs. Through this scheme, students of the Faculty of Law UII would have the opportunity to study at Kobe University for one semester without being required to pay tuition fees.

Kobe University is expected to become the first partner institution of the Faculty of Law UII in Japan. In addition to providing learning opportunities for students of the Faculty of Law UII in Japan, the partnership is also expected to facilitate faculty collaboration in research and international community service, particularly in light of the growing number of Indonesian citizens currently working in Japan.

gangsar

Exploratory Cooperation Visit of the Faculty of Law UII to Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners (HHP Law Firm)

On 21 January 2026, a delegation from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), visited the office of HHP Law Firm in Jakarta. Historically, HHP Law Firm was founded by alumni of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia; however, over time, many of its partners have also come from other law schools. HHP Law Firm—short for Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners—is one of the leading law firms with strong national and international reputations.

“We are generally open to collaboration with universities across Indonesia. We frequently receive visits from various law schools. We very much welcome the visit and cooperation initiative from the Faculty of Law UII. HHP has carried out many pro bono activities at universities, such as serving as moot court coaches, delivering seminars, and other academic engagements. These activities can serve as a benchmarking model for our prospective partnership with the Faculty of Law UII,” said Mr. Ponti Partogi, Head of the Tax and Customs Practice Group at Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners (HHP Law Firm).

The UII Faculty of Law delegation consisted of the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.H.; the Vice Dean for Cooperation, Religious Affairs, and Alumni, Agus Triyanta, S.H., M.H., M.A., Ph.D.; the Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D.; and Rahadian Suwartono, Head of the Internationalization Unit of the Faculty of Law UII. During the visit, the delegation was warmly welcomed by Mr. Ponti Partogi, Head of the Tax and Customs Practice Group at HHP; Mr. Iman Suryanto Hindrajanto, Associate Partner; Mr. Mahardikha Sardjana, Senior Partner of HHP Law Firm; and Mr. Rizki Priyadi, Talent Management Manager.

“All of our study programs have achieved excellent status and are currently being strengthened toward internationalization. Many of our graduates work as lawyers. We strongly hope that our talented students will have opportunities to undertake internships at HHP Law Firm. We also hope that HHP Law Firm may deliver practitioner lectures at the Faculty of Law UII,” stated the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII.

During the visit, both parties discussed potential cooperation schemes as well as plans for the signing of a cooperation agreement at the Faculty of Law UII, along with the organization of joint activities. The visit concluded with a group photo session and the exchange of souvenirs.

gangsar

Featuring Experts from 4 Countries, UII Faculty of Law Successfully Hosts The 7th International Students Colloquium 2025

On Monday, December 1, 2025, the Undergraduate Law Study Program (International Program) at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), once again organised the 7th International Students Colloquium (ISC) 2025. Carrying the theme “Navigating the Crossroads: Law, Democracy, and Constitutionalism in a Shifting Global Landscape,” the event featured expert speakers from various nations.

The invited speakers included Prof. Dr. Ni’matul Huda, S.H., M.Hum. (Universitas Islam Indonesia), Prof. Dr. Ildiko Bartha (University of Debrecen, Hungary), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kabiru Adamu (Bayero University, Nigeria), and Prof. Dr. Ida Madieha Binti Abdul Ghani Azmi (International Islamic University Malaysia/IIUM). Serving as the moderator for the event was Faculty of Law lecturer Muhammad Addi Fauzani, S.H., M.H. Meanwhile, the keynote speaker was the Professor from Udayana University, Prof. Dr. I Dewa Gede Palguna, S.H., M.Hum.

This year marks the seventh edition of the ISC, attended by approximately 30 presenters, the majority of whom are undergraduate students. The participants hailed from diverse higher education institutions, including Universitas Islam Indonesia, Universitas Surabaya, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Universitas Lampung, Universitas Prasetiya Mulya, Universitas Hasanuddin, Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya, UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta, President University, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universitas Bhayangkara Jakarta Raya, University of Malaya, Universitas Banten Jaya, and the International Islamic University Malaysia.

In his opening remarks, the Dean of the UII Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., emphasized the importance of this event for students’ academic development. “This activity has been running for approximately seven years and serves as a means of enrichment and dissemination of student works, especially for those studying in the international program. It also aims to facilitate their work and research for publication at the international level,” stated Prof. Budi.

Echoing the Dean’s sentiments, the Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., PhD, conveyed the distinctiveness of this year’s ISC. “This time, the International Students Colloquium feels special as we have guests from Nigeria. This is part of our effort to strengthen relationships with Nigerian students currently studying in the international program,” he noted.

Issues regarding constitutional law became the main highlight of this colloquium, aligning with the plan to open a constitutional law specialisation within the International Program, Faculty of Law, UII. Through this activity, students are expected to absorb knowledge from diverse global perspectives, particularly from Malaysia, Hungary, and Nigeria.

The series of events concluded with a networking session and the presentation of mementoes by the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII. The agenda then continued with the call for papers session, divided into seven chambers (presentation rooms). Each room accommodated 4-5 presenters showcasing their research findings. The output of this activity will be an international proceeding published directly by the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia.

gangsar

LEM FH UII has held UII Legalpreneurship 2025

UII Legalpreneurship is a flagship program organized by the Career Development Department of LEM FH UII. This program provides a platform for students to build networks with legal practitioners, alumni, and various institutions in order to broaden their access to relevant information, experience, and career opportunities in the legal field. Through this activity, students are expected to be able to design their career paths in a more structured and directed manner with the support of strong professional connections and insights aligned with current workforce demands.

As a continuation of this commitment, the theme “Adapting to Society 5.0: Unlocking New Perspectives and Developing Adaptive Competencies for Future Legal Careers” was adopted to reflect the program’s dedication to preparing law students who are adaptive, responsive, and collaborative. This theme highlights the urgency of developing legal human resources who not only understand legal theory and practice but are also capable of actively participating in the dynamics of global change. Accordingly, the program is designed to shape participants’ mindsets and competencies so that they are not merely able to adapt to present conditions, but are also ready to face future challenges and opportunities in a more advanced era. This readiness includes the development of flexible skills, innovative insights, and a high level of adaptability in responding to the dynamics of the legal profession in the Society 5.0 era. Through this program, students are expected to strengthen their intellectual, emotional, and professional capacities in a comprehensive manner. This will serve as an essential foundation in shaping a future generation of jurists who are technologically literate, morally resilient, and visionary in contributing to national and global legal development.

The event was held over four days, from December 2 to December 5, 2025. The first day began with an opening ceremony and a symbolic inauguration at the 4th Floor Auditorium of the Faculty of Law, UII. The atmosphere became even more festive with a traditional Sumatran dance performance by Xaviera Unisi, symbolizing the opening greeting. The event continued with a keynote session delivered by the Director of the Directorate of Career Development and Alumni (DPKA UII), Mr. Allan Fatchan Gani Wardhana, S.H., M.H. He explained that the Society 5.0 era brings major changes to both lifestyle and working patterns, including in the legal field. Technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data are transforming the legal profession—not eliminating it, but shifting it toward a more strategic, analytical, and human–AI collaborative role. Therefore, law graduates must possess distinguishing advantages to compete at both national and global levels. DPKA UII also plays an important role in assisting students and alumni in preparing for these changes through career counseling services, mentoring, seminars, professional networking, and job vacancy information. In essence, the session emphasized the importance of adaptability, competency development, and career readiness in the ever-evolving digital era.

The event then continued with a Stadium Generale themed “Adaptive Legal Education: Character Building and Legal Competencies for Future Careers on the Path Towards Society 5.0,” delivered by Dr. Dodi S. Abdulkadir, B.Sc., S.E., S.H., M.H. He conveyed that in the Society 5.0 era, law must adapt because technology changes work patterns, objects of disputes, and law enforcement processes. Law graduates must master digital literacy, data analysis, digital ethics, and understand emerging issues such as privacy, data security, and technology regulation. Technology accelerates and enhances both legal education and practice, but it also presents challenges such as literacy gaps, ethical risks, and lagging regulations. Therefore, strengthening digital literacy, ethics, analytical skills, and technology-based learning is crucial.

On the second day of UII Legalpreneurship 2025, a Job Fair booth was held at the Hall/Lobby of the 1st Floor, Faculty of Law UII, featuring several companies and law firms, including LBH Yusuf, Sui Iuris Law Office, SNW & Partner, JRJ Law Firm, Law Is Me Law Firm, Firmly Law Firm, Cilacs, IONs Educational International, and DPKA UII. The event became even more lively with Company Profile sessions, allowing students to interact directly and obtain detailed information from each company and law firm. In addition, the event was enhanced by a free LinkedIn Photo Session booth provided by the UII Legalpreneurship 2025 Committee, which students could use to obtain formal or semi-formal photos for their LinkedIn profiles or Curriculum Vitae (CVs).

DPKA UII also provided free career consultation services with professional psychology counselors. After these counseling sessions, students were expected to be able to determine their career paths based on their interests, talents, and skills. Meanwhile, on the 3rd Floor in the Legal Drafting Room, two workshop sessions were conducted. The first was “Legal Drafting Workshop: Developing Systematic, Legitimate, and Efficient Legal Documents in the Era of Society 5.0,” presented by Dr. M. Rasyid Ridho, S.H., M.H. The second was “Legal Tech Workshop: Developing Adaptive Legal Proficiency within the Path to Society 5.0,” presented by Mr. Adam Mulyadi. These workshops were organized to equip FH UII students with the competencies needed in the modern era to prepare for future workplace challenges. Both workshops were conducted in collaboration with the Jimly School of Law and Government, enabling participating students to receive e-certificates directly from Jimly School, which can be used for future job applications and to strengthen their portfolios.

On the third day of UII Legalpreneurship 2025, the Job Fair booths, LinkedIn Photo Session, Career Consultation, and Company Profile sessions continued. To further enliven the event, a free photobooth was also provided so that FH UII students could capture memorable moments during the program. In addition, a Law Firm Seminar was held at the 4th Floor Auditorium of the Faculty of Law UII with the theme “Embracing the Path to Society 5.0: Preparing Future Legal Careers,” delivered by Prof. Dr. H. KRH. Henry Yosodiningrat, S.H., M.H. He explained that in entering the Society 5.0 era, prospective legal practitioners must be ready to face a workforce increasingly influenced by AI, big data, and digital technology. Many legal tasks are becoming automated; therefore, the main value of law graduates lies in analytical ability, technological ethics, cyber law knowledge, and digital literacy. Law students must prepare themselves with new skills, ranging from data privacy and digital forensics to strategic thinking, as future legal professions will demand collaboration between humans and AI as well as data-driven decision-making. Essentially, this seminar served as a call to adapt legal competencies to remain relevant in an ever-evolving technological era.

On the fourth day of UII Legalpreneurship 2025, the final Law Firm Seminar was held at the 4th Floor Auditorium of the Faculty of Law UII under the theme “Looking to the Future: Legal Skills for Careers in Society 5.0,” featuring Dr. Sangun Ragahdo Yosodiningrat, S.H., LL.M. as the speaker. He explained that in the Society 5.0 era, technologies such as AI, big data, and blockchain are transforming how the legal profession operates. Many routine tasks are becoming automated, requiring lawyers to be more adaptive, strategic, and technologically proficient. New challenges have emerged, including data privacy, digital evidence, cybersecurity, and AI regulation. Therefore, future lawyers must master legal technology literacy, cyber law, smart contracts, as well as possess strong analytical skills and digital ethics. Future lawyers are expected to think across disciplines and act as both problem solvers and innovators. To prepare for this, students, fresh graduates, and young practitioners are encouraged to develop legal tech skills, pursue certifications related to data privacy and AI ethics, expand their digital portfolios, and actively engage in the legal technology ecosystem.

The series of events concluded with a closing ceremony and symbolic closing, highlighted by a traditional Javanese dance performance by Xaviera Unisi.

gangsar

The 2nd Postgraduate International Conference on Law, Technology & Society

On Monday, 24 November 2025, the Faculty of Law of the Universitas Islam Indonesia held the 2nd Postgraduate International Conference on Law, Technology & Society (The 2nd Postgraduate ICLTS). This year’s conference carried the overarching theme “Law, Globalization, and Human Rights.” The event conducted as a collaboration between the Faculty of Law of Universitas Islam Indonesia, the Faculty of Law Universitas Kuningan, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, and Dicle University Turkiye. The conference took place at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia and also being streamed live from Zoom and YouTube. Rahadian Suwartono, the Chairman of the Committee of the 2nd Postgraduate ICLTS, mentioning the main purpose of the event was for enrich academic forum and a dissemination forum for all participants.

The 2nd Postgraduate ICLTS consist of three sessions: Plenary Session; Presentation Session; and Gala Dinner/Closing Session. The 2nd Postgraduate ICLTS aims to serve as a platform for academics, researchers, and legal practitioners to engage in dialogue, share insights, and produce relevant recommendations to address contemporary legal challenges. This International Conference is a mutually joint agenda among all the Postgraduate Study Programs at the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, hence becoming an opportunity for academic sharing among Masters and Doctoral students. However, professional researchers and lecturers are likewise welcome to participate.

The first session was an international seminar with a keynote speech and sharing of experience from four distinguished speakers from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. The session opened with a keynote speech delivered by Thomas Trikasih Lembong, Former Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia (2015–2016), followed by presentations from Prof. Abu Bakar bin Munir (Professor of Law and Expert in Cyber Law and Data Protection Law, Universiti Malaya) on “Personal Data Protection, Cyber Law, and Its Contemporary Challenges”; Tamalin Bolus (Regional Legal Advisor at the ICRC, Switzerland) on “International Humanitarian Law and Contemporary Challenges”; Christopher Michael Cason, JD. (Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia) on “Foreign Direct Investment: Law and Contemporary Challenges”; and Prof. Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi (Professor of Law and Governance at the University of Groningen) on “Human Rights Impact Assessments in the Digital Revolution and Globalisation.”

The second session featured research presentations by selected participants. The session was attended by more than 100 participants, both on-site and online. Participants were divided into nine chambers, each focusing on a specific theme: Technology, Business, and Government on Law and Globalization; Constitutionalism, Environmental Law, and Globalization; Criminal, Prophetic Law, and Human Rights; Government, International Law, and Globalization; Criminal Law and Human Rights; Islamic and Family Law; Environmental Crisis and Contemporary Challenges; Law, Technology, and Human Rights on Globalization; and Islamic, Prophetic, and International Law on Globalization. The presentation session followed by 65 papers and more than 200 presenters all around the globe, from Indonesia, Nigeria, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Turkiye.

The series of events of the 2nd Postgraduate ICLTS concluded with a Farewell Ceremony and Gala Dinner as the closing session. The agenda ran smoothly, and the organizers hope that this event can serve as a platform for dialogue among academics, practitioners, and researchers, while also contributing to addressing contemporary legal challenges.

gangsar
, ,

UII Student Wins Art Award at ASEAN Art Festival 2025 in Malaysia

BANGI, Malaysia (2 November 2025) – The spirit of international collaboration and cultural excellence shone brightly as Abi Abdullah, a mobility student from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII), proudly represented UII at the 8th ASEAN Art Festival 2025 (UKM ARTSEAN), held at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) from 29 October to 3 November 2025.

The festival, themed “Diversity in Rhythm and Heritage,” gathered more than 300 participants from across ASEAN and beyond, including delegates from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brunei Darussalam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and special participants from China, Japan, South Korea, India, France, Canada, Kazakhstan, and Bangladesh.

Organised by the UKM University Cultural Centre, UKM Artisukma, Againstar Sdn. Bhd., and the Language and Library Council (DBP) in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC), the festival served as a vibrant platform for cultural exchange, creative collaboration, and artistic expression.

Representing FH UII, Abi Abdullah showcased exceptional creativity and cultural expression, earning an Art Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution during the event. His achievement reflects UII’s commitment to nurturing global-minded students who promote peace, unity, and cultural understanding through the arts.

“This recognition is not just an individual accomplishment but also a reflection of UII’s vision to build bridges of collaboration and understanding across nations through culture and creativity,” said Abi.

Throughout the five-day festival, participants engaged in a variety of activities, including ASEAN dance workshops, the ASEAN Malay Song Singing Competition, and cultural visits to the Mah Meri Cultural Village and the National Museum. These activities strengthened bonds among participants while promoting appreciation for ASEAN’s shared heritage and diversity.

The participation of FH UII in this international event underscores the university’s ongoing efforts to advance international mobility, cultural diplomacy, and academic excellence, further positioning UII as an active contributor to the global academic and cultural community.

gangsar

Guest Lecture on Islamic Banking Customer Data Protection: Malaysian Legal Perspective with Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda, Ph.D., MCL., LL.B

The International Program of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), successfully organized an interactive guest lecture featuring a prominent legal expert from Malaysia, Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda, Ph.D., MCL., LL.B. The event, themed “Islamic Banking Customer Data Protection: Malaysian Legal Perspective,” took place on Friday, October 10, 2025, and was attended by approximately 50 students, lecturers, and educational staff.

In his presentation, Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda highlighted the urgency of customer data protection, especially in the context of Islamic banking, which has recently become a crucial issue in Indonesia, such as the data breach case at Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI). He drew comparisons with the situation in Malaysia, where personal data protection regulations are strictly enforced. “In Malaysia, personal data protection is extremely crucial, and many companies, especially in the banking sector, have faced legal action due to negligence in data management,” stated Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda.

The two-hour guest lecture provided new insights for participants into best practices and legal challenges related to Islamic banking customer data protection. The event concluded with the presentation of a souvenir by Mr. Bagya Agung Prabowo, S.H., M.Hum., Ph.D., as the Secretary of the Regular Program, Undergraduate Program in Law, at the Faculty of Law UII, as a token of appreciation to the speaker.

The Head of the Undergraduate Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., expressed his appreciation. “The Study Program greatly appreciates the presence of Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda, Ph.D., MCL, LL.B., to deliver a guest lecture at the Faculty of Law, UII. We hope that more activities can be carried out to facilitate the transfer of knowledge, especially concerning legal developments in Malaysia, to students of the Undergraduate Program in Law, particularly those from the International Program,” he said.

Before the guest lecture, Assoc. Prof. Sonny Zulhuda also had a friendly gathering in the Faculty Lounge with the leadership of the Faculty of Law UII, including the Dean, Vice Dean for Religious Affairs, Student Affairs and Alumni, Head of the Undergraduate Program in Law, Head of the Undergraduate Program in Business Law, and Secretary of the Regular Program. This meeting also discussed potential future collaborations between the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) and Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII).