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Students of The Faculty Of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Undertake Direct Study of International Transport Law

On Wednesday, 29 April 2026, students of the International Program, Undergraduate Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, conducted an academic visit to gain direct insights into international transport law at BBC Chartering, Singapore. Approximately 15 students enthusiastically participated in the session that the managers and staff of BBC Chartering delivered.

“BBC Chartering is an international shipping company engaged in ship chartering services and the transportation of heavy project cargo. Its activities involve maritime transport contracts; compliance with international maritime law, including IMO conventions; contract law; carrier liability; as well as safety and environmental protection regulations in global trade,” as explained by the Manager of BBC Chartering, Lars Traumer Schonneman.

During this occasion, Lars, the manager of BBC Chartering, delivered a presentation, and other executives and staff members also presented additional materials. The explanation regarding chartering or ship leasing was delivered by Ben Wakefield, while the technical and operational aspects were presented by Sergi Potanpeko, Nicole Nellen, and Harvey Kalmus.

The Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH, MH, LLM, PhD stated that within the curriculum, students have studied transport law primarily within the domestic context. Through direct learning at BBC Chartering, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics and challenges of cross-border transport law. Thus, theoretical knowledge gained in class can be enriched by practical insights into the technical and operational aspects of chartering large vessels, as well as the regulatory frameworks governing international logistics.

Furthermore, Harvey Kalmus explained that BBC Chartering technically operates heavy-lift vessels to transport project cargo through route planning, loading processes, stowage arrangements, and cargo securing. Operationally, the company manages charter parties, coordinates port activities, and oversees multimodal logistics. These activities are closely linked to maritime law, particularly in relation to transport contracts, carrier liability, navigational safety, and compliance with international regulations.

The event concluded with a group photo session and the presentation of a souvenir in the form of a miniature wooden design of an Indonesian pinisi ship. BBC Chartering expressed appreciation for the visit of the students from the International Program, Undergraduate Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, noting that the occasion marked the first visit from Indonesia.

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Joint Public Lecture by Undergraduate Law Programs of UIB And UII on The Blockade Of The Strait Of Hormuz

On Monday, April 27, 2026, a joint public lecture was held in collaboration between the Undergraduate Law Study Program (S1) of the Faculty of Law, Batam International University, and the Undergraduate Law Study Program (S1) of the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia. On this occasion, two lecturers from these long-standing partners collaborated to deliver the public lecture: Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH, MH, LLM, PhD, and Ninne Zahara Silviani, SH, MH. Both speakers share a common field of expertise in international law.

The public lecture took place in a classroom in the Faculty of Law Building, Batam International University, and was attended by students from both the Undergraduate Law Study Program (S1) of the Faculty of Law, Batam International University, and the Undergraduate Law Study Program (S1) of the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia.

The public lecture addressed the issue of “The Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz under International Law.” Approximately 60 students, along with several lecturers and academic staff from both institutions, attended. “This collaborative public lecture is a very positive thing, and of course, students will gain comparative and comprehensive knowledge. We welcome this collaboration and hope to expand it to other specific legal fields. UII and UIB have been partners for quite a long time, and it is time for collaboration in the academic field to become part of this long-standing relationship,” said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lu Sudirman, SH, MM, MHum, Dean of the Faculty of Law, UIB, while welcoming the students and lecturers from the Faculty of Law, UII.

“The topic of international legal developments in the Strait of Hormuz was chosen very appropriately, as this issue remains a hot topic. From the perspective of international maritime law, the strait should remain open, given that Article 37 of UNCLOS provides for the right of innocent passage through international straits. The Strait of Hormuz holds a strategic position as it contributes to international trade routes, particularly for the distribution of oil and gas,” explained Ninne Zahara Silviani, SH, MH, at the beginning of the lecture. Ninne Zahara Silviani, SH, MH, specializes in international maritime law.

“However, from a humanitarian law perspective, Iran has the right to defend itself. When Iran is attacked during the ongoing peace process in Oman, it has the right to retaliate. They must be prepared on land, sea, and air to retaliate against attacks by the United States and Israel. Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz is part of Iran’s strategy to strengthen its defenses. Of course, when war breaks out, all warring parties must respect and adhere to the written and unwritten principles of international humanitarian law, such as the principle of distinction, the principle of balance, and the principle of limitation,” stated Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH, MH, LLM, PhD, who also delivered the public lecture.

 

Following the presentation, students enthusiastically asked questions. Following the event, a souvenir exchange and a brief tour of several facilities at the UIB Faculty of Law were held.

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International Program Students of The Faculty Of Law UII Conduct Field Study at Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam

On Monday, April 27, 2026, students of the International Program of the Undergraduate Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, conducted an industrial field study at Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam. The field study commenced with a safety briefing intended to ensure that all guests/visitors comprehended the procedures applicable during their presence within the company’s premises. This was followed by a screening of the company profile video. All students were formally received and directly accompanied by Mr. Adityo Putro as a representative of the management of Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam, Mr. Budisila Hutasuhut, along with several members of the company’s staff.

Subsequently, all students were directed to a designated room containing a comprehensive series of informational displays regarding the implementation of manufacturing processes at Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam. Through the available information boards, various aspects could be systematically identified, including waste management practices; sorting mechanisms; recycling achievements reaching 100 percent; and traceback systems detailing the total weight of each category of waste and the extent of its recycling. The information boards further illustrated the application of the Internet of Things (IoT), enabling the entire manufacturing process to operate in an automated and integrated manner.

“We extend our welcome to the delegation from FH UII. This visit constitutes the first visit from outside Batam and is also the farthest, originating from Java. Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam is one of the entities under the Panasonic Group. The company originates from Japan and operates as a fully Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) entity. The products manufactured include inductors, capacitors, and resistors, all produced within this facility and exported overseas. These components serve as primary elements supporting various Panasonic products. The company also requires legal aspects, including intellectual property protection and contractual arrangements.” This statement was delivered by Mr. Adityo Putro as Head of Management of Panasonic Industrial Devices.

“This company has been established since 1995. At present, there are three factories with a total area of 83 hectares. The products manufactured include capacitors, varistors, and resistors. The company also develops digital applications and continues its technological transformation to ensure that it effectively implements existing innovations. Artificial intelligence systems are utilized in the automation of company operations. In addition, robotic automatic systems are employed to enhance manufacturing efficiency. The company’s activities encompass not only manufacturing but also non-manufacturing sectors such as management, legal affairs, and finance.” This explanation was presented by Mr. Budisila Hutasuhut.

During this field study, the students were accompanied by the Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program and lecturers from the Faculty of Law UII, namely Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH, MH, LLM, PhD (Head of Program), Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, SH, MH (Secretary of the International Law Program), and Eko Rial Nugroho, SH, MH (Lecturer of the Civil Law Department).

“We express our appreciation for the opportunity provided to our students to directly observe manufacturing processes as well as to understand the legal dimensions that support the entirety of industrial activities at Panasonic Industrial Devices Batam. Thus far, students have engaged with legal studies in a predominantly theoretical manner. Through this field study, students can empirically observe how law functions in supporting the complexity of manufacturing environments within large-scale corporations such as Panasonic.” The Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program conveyed this statement at the conclusion of the field study session.

As a follow-up plan, the Director of PT Panasonic Industrial Devices is scheduled to visit Universitas Islam Indonesia and formalize a cooperation agreement. This initiative is expected to create broader opportunities for UII alumni to contribute to the development of human resources within PT Panasonic Industrial Devices. In particular, the Faculty of Law UII, through the Dean, has expressed the expectation that students will be able to undertake internships and contribute to legal functions within Panasonic Industrial Devices.

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Bridging Borders in Batam: FH UII International Students and Faculty Inspire Youth in Tanjung Uma

On Sunday, April 26, 2026, an International Community Service Program was held in Tanjung Uma, Batam, involving Lecturers, Educational Staff, International Program Students, the Law Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, as well as children in Tanjung Uma, Batam. The children involved were approximately 40 (forty) children consisting of Elementary School students, Junior High School students, Senior High School students in Tanjung Uma Batam and students from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Internasional Batam. The activity lasted for 4 (four) hours with the discussion of materials Understanding Rights and Responsibilities and Legal Literacy for the Future.

This International Community Service activity was successfully organized thanks to the collaboration between the Law Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Internasional Batam and the Law Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Law UII. From the Faculty of Law, Universitas Internasional Batam was represented by Mrs. Emiliya Febriani, S.H., M.H. as the Head of the Law Undergraduate Study Program, along with her colleagues Mrs. Ninne Zahara Silfiani, Mrs. Nadia, Mr. Antoni, and the Chairman of the Al Muttaqin Mosque Takmir of Tanjung Uma, Ustadz Mulyadi.

“The material provided was regarding basic understanding of Human Rights, especially Children’s Rights, so that children in Tanjung Uma Village, Batam can understand what basic rights they receive from existing legal regulations both in Indonesia and International Law,” said Emiliya Febriani.

The presenters were Lecturers from UIB and UII. From the Faculty of Law UII was represented by Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., L.LM., Ph.D (Head of the Law Undergraduate Study Program), Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H. (Secretary of the Law Undergraduate International Program), Eko Rial Nugroho, S.H., M.H. (Permanent Lecturer of FH UII), Sri Achyuniwati, S.T. (Head of General and Household Division), and Desi Wulandari, S.SOS. (Head of Resource Affairs) as well as assisted by a Student Team from the International Program, Law Undergraduate Study Program, FH UII. In addition, this activity also involved Tom Oscar Burgess, who is an exchange student from Griffith University, Australia.

In the remarks delivered, the Head of the Law Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., L.LM., Ph.D, stated that “this International Community Service Program is a program expected to provide an understanding to the children in Tanjung Uma Village, Batam, particularly regarding the law. The children in this village were chosen because it is one of the oldest villages in Lubuk Baja, Batam, which is historically inhabited by Malay and Bugis communities of Riau Lingga Royal descent. Located on the coast near Singapore, this village was named Tanjung Uma because it is situated between Tanjung Pangkal Leppu and Tanjung Kubur. Although Batam has developed into an industrial center given the very close trade relations between this city and Singapore, Tanjung Uma Village still maintains its traditional characteristics to this day. Since the past, its people have lived as fishermen, although some have now worked in the industrial sector. Strengthening the understanding of the children here about the law is very important so that they are ready to develop themselves while remaining based on the laws and customs that exist in society.”

The material was provided by giving a basic understanding of legal patterns, especially the distinction between the types of laws existing in Indonesia and customary law. The presenter, Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H., who is also a criminal law expert, packaged the material attractively so that the children understood legal concepts, particularly regarding legal sanctions in criminal matters. “The hope is that children begin to know what is prohibited and what is permitted. For example, bullying is something that must not be done. This includes physical altercations or hitting, which can fall into the category of physical violence,” said Dr. Aroma.

Separately, Eko Rial Nugroho, S.H., M.H., also stated that as a community with high historical value, customary law can still be implemented even though the various buildings and economic foundations of the Tanjung Uma community have developed rapidly. “Customary law, especially Malay law, can also be maintained and transformed into modern law, considering there are many traditions that can still be preserved to serve as a characteristic and basic legal pattern in society,” he said.

During the event, students from the FH UII International Program distributed souvenirs in the form of books and stationery to the children and created small games as ice breaking so that the children could easily understand the material presented. Various games were chosen to suit the material delivered. Students from Australia, Tom Oscar Burgess, and from Nigeria, Adedoyin Yusuf Olatunji, became the center of attention during the event because they used Indonesian brokenly, although they still used a lot of English to improve the English language skills of the children in Tanjung Uma; even at the end of the event, the children enthusiastically invited them to take photos together to capture the beautiful memory that language barriers are not an obstacle to sharing laughter, while also serving as a reminder for the children of Tanjung Uma that the world is vast and their dreams can take them across national borders.

The event closed with a joint prayer, the presentation of mementos, and a group photo. After the event, the community directed and guided the lecturers, educational staff, and students to see the Tanjung Uma old village, which is geographically very close to the coast.

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Signing of Collaboration between Faculty of Law UII and PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk

On April 17, 2026, located at Menara I Bank Mandiri Headquarters in Jakarta, the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII), and PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk officially formalized their collaboration regarding the Implementation of QRIS Payment Acceptance through Application Programming Interface (API) Integration. The meeting commenced with remarks from Ms. Yolanda, the Group Head of the Commercial Solution Group, who emphasized that Bank Mandiri is an ideal partner to facilitate payment processes within FH UII. She noted that their established system is based on the widely recognized “Livin'” Superapp, and they are fully prepared to support the digital payment infrastructure at the faculty to promote greater financial transparency for all users.

In response, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, UII, explained that the high intensity of interaction and services provided to the academic community necessitates a digital transformation to simplify payment procedures. The Dean expressed strong confidence in Bank Mandiri as the right partner to support their own platform, the UIILaw Superapp. Having already been launched, the Superapp is envisioned to be more user-friendly through ongoing innovations, serving as an integrated application for both academic and non-academic needs. This initiative is expected to build a robust digital legal ecosystem within the FH UII environment.

The event was attended by key representatives from Bank Mandiri, including Ms. Abeka Natalia (Group Head Transaction Banking Retail Sales Group), Ms. Yolanda (Group Head Commercial Solution Group), Liswanto Utomo (Department Head H Transaction Banking Retail Sales Group), Robin Noviandry Panggie (Team Leader Commercial Solution Group), Adiyatma Mahardika (RM Transaction Commercial Solution Group), and Antysa Chlara (Officer Beyond Banking Solution). From the Faculty of Law, UII, the Dean was accompanied by Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, Ph.D. (Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program), Sri Achyuniwati (Head of General Affairs and Household Division), Fitriati Khotimah, S.E. (Head of Finance Division), and Arief Satejo Kinady (Head of Academic Division).

The agenda proceeded with the formal signing of the partnership and a technical discussion regarding the integration of the payment application into the Superapp, before concluding with a group photo session.

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Faculty of Law UII and UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung Collaborate to Strengthen Islamic Criminal Law Studies

On Tuesday, April 22, 2026, the Faculty of Law at Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) organized a Joint Lecture program in collaboration with the Islamic Criminal Law Study Program from the Faculty of Sharia and Law at UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung. The event was held at the Mini Auditorium, 4th Floor, Faculty of Law, UII Building, Yogyakarta. The joint lecture featured a strategic theme: “The Development of Islamic Criminal Law Studies within National and Global Legal Contexts,” delivered by the keynote speaker, Prof. Dr. H. Ali Abdurrahman, M.Ag., a professor from UIN Sunan Gunung Djati.

In his presentation, Prof. Ali Abdurrahman emphasized that the development of Islamic criminal law must transcend classical fiqh (jurisprudence) to become a legal instrument that is adaptive and capable of solving modern national and global legal challenges. He outlined strategies for harmonizing Jinayah principles—such as the concept of forgiveness (al-‘afw) and restorative justice—with the spirit of reform in the Indonesian National Penal Code (KUHP), as well as international human rights standards. “It is crucial to reconstruct Islamic legal thought to address the dynamics of modern crime. This positions Islamic law not as a rigid system but as an active contributor that enriches the development of a just national legal system that remains globally relevant,” stated Prof. Ali.

The Head of the Undergraduate Program in Law at Faculty of Law UII, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., noted in his welcoming remarks that the program holds significant strategic value as a platform for mutual knowledge sharing and academic enrichment between the two institutions. “The primary goal is for FH UII students to learn directly from experts at UIN Sunan Gunung Djati. Beyond academic strengthening, this activity is expected to serve as a medium for students to network, collaborate, and build new professional relationships. This agenda has become a routine academic tradition at Faculty of Law UII, reflecting our commitment to continuously enhancing the quality of education,” Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., explained.

The event was attended by approximately 50 Faculty of Law UII students, accompanied by Faculty of Law UII faculty members Ahmad Sadzali, Lc. M.H., and Ayu Izza Elvany, S.H.M.H. Meanwhile, the delegation from UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung consisted of nine representatives, including Prof. Dr. H. Ali Abdurrahman, M.Ag. (Professor), Dr. Muhamad Kholid, M.H. (Head of Department), Deden Najmudin, M.Sy. (Secretary of Department), Dr. H. Syahrul Anwar, M.Ag. (Lecturer), Dr. Enceng Arif Faisal, M.Ag. (Lecturer), Dr. Didi Sumardi, M.Ag. (Lecturer), Yusuf Azazy, M.A. (Lecturer), Dr. Yayan Muhammad Royani, M.H. (Lecturer), Mamduh Hilmi, L.C., M.A. (Lecturer). 

The program concluded with an exchange of tokens of appreciation between the two institutions as a symbol of their close partnership, followed by a group photo session with the speakers, lecturers, and all participating students.

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Pusdiklat FH UII and PSPMHSK FH UII Collaborate to Strengthen Legal Competence through Legal Training

[Yogyakarta], The Faculty of Law at Universitas Islam Indonesia (FH UII) through its Center for Education and Training (Pusdiklat), organized a Legal Training with the theme “Advancing Corporate Law, Bankruptcy Law, and Industrial Relation” on April 18-19, 2026, in collaboration with Center for Capital Market Studies and Financial Sector Law at the Faculty of Law UII.

This served as a structured professional development forum that designed to strengthen the participants’ legal knowledge, analytical skills, and professional readiness in addressing increasingly complex legal challenges.

Secretary of the Department at FH UII, attended the event and delivered opening remarks. He expressed appreciation for the organization of the training and emphasized the importance of synergy among institutions within the Faculty of Law. He noted that this collaboration is expected to enhance the role of the Faculty of Law UII in producing highly competent, highly-quality, and competitive human resources, while also contributing to the legal certainty in Indonesia.

This program was attended by 31 participants, comprising current students, fresh graduates, alumni, as well as students from universities outside UII. On the first day, participants engaged in discussions with speakers who possess extensive academic expertise and practical experience in their respective fields.

The Corporate Law session, delivered by Inda Rahardyan, who discussed the fundamental principles of corporate law, corporate governance, and various strategic issues commonly encountered in modern business practice. This session provided a comprehensive understanding of the legal challenges faced by corporations, particularly related to legal compliance and legal risk management.

For the Industrial Relations Law session, that was subsequently delivered by Dr. Ayunita Nur Rohanawati, S.H., M.H, that provided an in-depth discussion on the relationship between employees and employers, the dynamics of employment relations, as well as the mechanisms for resolving industrial relations disputes.

The topic was relevant given the complexity of labor and employment issues, that continue to evolves alongside regulatory changes, shifting economic conditions, and the changing demands of the modern workplace.

The Bankruptcy Law session was delivered by Dr. Ariyanto,S.H.,C.N.,M.H., who focused on the legal framework governing bankruptcy and the Suspension of Debt Payment Obligations (PKPU). During the session, participants were introduced to the key concepts, procedures, and legal implications of bankruptcy proceedings for both debtors and creditors. They were also encouraged to analyse case studies frequently encountered in business practice, enabling them to gain practical insights into the application of bankruptcy law.

On the second day, the participats were divided into several small groups to engage in Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) on currently legal issues for further analysis and presentations, providing a platform for participants to sharpen their critical thinking skills, develop legal arguments, and strengthen their ability to work collaboratively in teams.

Through the FGDs, participants were also given the opportunity to exchange views, experiences, and legal perspectives, fostering a collaborative and dynamic learning environment.

Through this Legal Training program, participants expected to enhance their professional competencies, be able to develop a more comprehensive and up-to-date understanding of the law, and be better prepared to address legal challenges in their professional carreers.

The program also reflects to the commitment of the Faculty of Law at Universitas Islam Indonesia Faculty of Law (FH UII) to supporting the development of highly qualified, adaptable, and competitive legal professionals who can thrive amid the rapidly evolving legal and business landscape.

 

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UKM Global: Workshop on Strengthening Research Collaboration between UII Faculty of Law and UKM

Yogyakarta, 16 February 2026. On Monday, 16 February 2026, the Faculty of Law of Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) conducted a workshop aimed at strengthening collaboration between the Faculty of Law UII and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). The workshop featured Assoc. Professor Dr. Akmal Sabarudin (Director of the International Relations Center – UKM Global) as the main speaker. The event was attended by the leadership of the Faculty of Law UII, ranging from the Dean to Heads of Departments, as well as administrative staff of the Faculty of Law UII and representatives from the UII International Office.

The workshop began with an opening address by the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum. In his remarks, the Dean stated that the workshop on strengthening collaboration between the Faculty of Law UII and UKM is a very important and strategic program. This is based on several reasons:

  1. The cooperation between the Faculty of Law UII and UKM has been running well through various international mobility programs involving students, lecturers, and administrative staff. Through this workshop, it is expected that new opportunities will emerge to further enhance this already strong cooperation;

  2. The cooperation between the Faculty of Law UII and UKM is highly strategic, especially since UKM is ranked among the top 200 universities in the world. Through this workshop, it is expected that the effectiveness of collaboration between the Faculty of Law UII and UKM will help improve the global standing and reputation of the Faculty of Law UII.

Furthermore, during the workshop session, Professor Dr. Akmal Sabarudin delivered a presentation on Global Opportunities and Cooperation at UKM. From his presentation, it was identified that UKM has been officially recognized as one of the research universities in Malaysia. As a result, UKM places a strong emphasis on research activities, particularly those leading to joint publications. Based on the data presented, UKM has produced 1,541 joint publications in North America, 8,074 joint publications in Europe, 9,819 joint publications in the Asia-Pacific region, and 1,549 joint publications in South America.

From this profile, it is evident that UKM can serve as a highly potential partner for enhancing academic capacity and internationalization programs, especially in the fields of research and publication. This cooperation is also expected to further support the realization of internationalization programs in a more concrete and impactful manner.

The workshop also included an interactive question-and-answer session between participants and the speaker. During this session, participants showed strong enthusiasm by raising questions about the extent of collaboration opportunities between the Faculty of Law UII and UKM, particularly in relation to international mobility programs, research collaboration, and community engagement initiatives.

The workshop concluded with the presentation of a souvenir and a group photo session between the speaker and the workshop participants.

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Undergraduate Study Program in Law Conducts Socialization for 20-Credit Internship Program

The Undergraduate Study Program in Law of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, successfully held a socialization event for the “Impactful Legal Practice Internship” program. The event was conducted virtually via Zoom Meeting on Thursday, February 5, 2026, starting at 1:00 PM WIB. This session aimed to prepare students for the 20-credit internship program scheduled for the even semester of the 2025/2026 academic year.

The event was attended by the leadership of FH UII, including the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum.; the Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D.; the Secretary of the International Program, Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H.; the Secretary of the Regular Program, Bagya Agung Prabowo, S.H., M.Hum., Ph.D.; and the FH UII Internship Team.

In his remarks, the Dean of FH UII, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., stated that this program is one of the flagship initiatives at the undergraduate level, serving as a continuation of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) policy.

“Students are expected not only to engage in technical internship activities but also to deepen their knowledge comprehensively, as 100 percent of the activities will be carried out over approximately six months at partner institutions. ini These partners were selected based on their high reputation and proven track record in absorbing internship alumni into the job market,” explained Prof. Budi Agus Riswandi.

On the same occasion, the Head of the Undergraduate Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D., expressed his appreciation to all the partners in attendance for their willingness to provide learning opportunities for students. He explained that the program offers significant academic advantages.

“Through this program, internship activities can be converted into 20 credits. Based on the latest guidelines, this conversion includes the Legal Research Methods course. Furthermore, students can graduate without a thesis if they produce outputs in the form of publications in reputable international journals or Sinta 1 or Sinta 2 accredited national journals,” stated Dodik Setiawan.

The socialization event also invited Faculty of Law strategic partners, namely: KNEKS (National Sharia Economy and Finance Committee), the Judicial Commission of the Republic of Indonesia, ELSAM (Institute for Policy Research and Advocacy), the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia, the Central Board of Muhammadiyah, Hukum Online, PT. Aino and Migrant CARE.

The technical briefing session was delivered by the Head of the FH UII Internship Team, Ratna Hartanto, S.H., M.Hum., and was moderated by Nurmalita Ayuningtyas Harahap, S.H., M.H.

The event, which was attended by approximately 150 students, remained interactive until the afternoon and concluded with a Q&A session. The Impactful Legal Practice Internship program is planned to be fully operational in the even semester of the 2025/2026 academic year.

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UII Faculty of Law Explores Cooperation with Kobe University and Doshisha University to Strengthen Internationalization