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New Perspective on the Modernization of Nagari Minangkabau: Aulia Rahmat Public Defense Examination

Efforts to protect Nagari as local wisdom tend to lead to local bureaucratization, which is caused by the objective relations formed by the state towards Nagari. Local bureaucratization has reduced Nagari’s value as a social system built by the complexity of Minangkabau community relations.

The Doctoral Study Program of Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), held the public defence examination in the Auditorium on the 4th floor, Faculty of Law, UII on (30/11). Aulia Rahmat, a doctoral candidate, successfully earned her doctorate by defending her dissertation titled “Reformulation of State Policy in Protecting Local Wisdom: A Study of Nagari Dynamics and Sustainability in West Sumatra.”

Aulia Rahmat, the doctoral candidate, explained, “My dissertation originally aimed to explore the challenges and transformations of Nagari within Indonesia’s modern government system. Some experts view these changes as a way to modernize Nagari, integrating it with the post-independence government. On the flip side, concerns arise that these changes might disconnect Nagari from its roots. Previous research often focused solely on the artifacts in Minangkabau relations within Nagari, overlooking the broader components of Minangkabau as a social system. In this dissertation, I strive to offer a fresh perspective on the relationships within Nagari and propose a model for healthy interactions between Nagari and the state.”

On this occasion, the public defense examination session was chaired by the Dean of Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum., with members consisting of Promotor, Prof. Dr. Esmi Warassih Pujirahayu S.H., M.S., Co-Promotor, Prof. Dr. M. Syamsudin, S.H., M.H., with examiners: Prof. Dr. Sudjito, S.H., M.Si, Dr. Yance Arizona, S.H., M.H., M.A., Prof. Dr. Ni’matul Huda, S.H., M.Hum., and Dr. Suparman Marzuki, S.H., M.Si.

After presenting her dissertation and answering the examiners’ questions, Aulia Rahmat obtained the title of Doctor of Law. Dr. Aulia Rahmat, S.H.I, M.A.HK. now officially a graduate of the doctoral program of law. His supervisor, Prof. Dr. Esmi Warassih Pujirahayu S.H., M.S., praised this extraordinary dissertation, emphasizing its importance in reviving forgotten aspects of Indonesian local wisdom. The promotor congratulated Dr. Aulia Rahmat and advised him not to adopt the philosophy of banana trees, which only bear fruit once and then die. Instead, she suggests to addpot the philosophy of mango trees that bear fruit continuously and provide enjoyment for everyone.

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Australian Students Learn Proceedings at the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia

The Supreme Court has once again become the destination for academic tours, this time a number of 20 international students and accompanying lecturers from Western Sydney University Law School and Deakin University Law School Australia had the opportunity to visit the Central Jakarta Supreme Court (Mahkamah Agung) on Tuesday (28/11) morning. Lucia Ridayanti, S.H., M.H. as one of the judges at the Supreme Court, received the visit well in the Supreme Court Clerk’s Meeting Room, Mahkamah Agung Building, Jakarta. 

In this case, the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia is collaborating with the Center for the Study of Islam and Society (PPIM) of the Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University, Deakin University and Western Sydney University in organizing a Study Tour entitled “Indonesia Law, Governance and Culture” The visit is one of the agenda of series of Australian student study tours aims to introduce and understand more about the legal system and law enforcement Indonesia.

The event began with a welcoming speech from the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Yogyakarta, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum. “These students from Australia deliberately came to Indonesia to study Indonesian Law. In addition to learning culture, they will also learn the peculiarities of Indonesian law, which are demonstrated by Customary Law, Islamic Law, Pancasila and also the Indonesian Constitution.” he concluded, accompanied by Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D as Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program, and Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H. as Secretary of the International Law Program Study Program. “We would like to express our gratitude to the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia for the opportunity and acceptance that has been given to us.” He said closing his remarks.

On this occasion, Lucia delivered material regarding the history of the formation of the Supreme Court, the function and authority of the Supreme Court, and the structure of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia. “Current case resolution in Indonesia cannot be separated from technological developments and advances which are very helpful, especially with the presence of electronic trials.” he explained. Lucia also explained the various courts under the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia, the Judicial Working Unit in Indonesia, the Chambers at the Supreme Court, and the policies of the leadership of the Supreme Court, one of which is the robotic appointment of the panel. At the end of the presentation, Lucia and representatives of the judges who attended the visit expressed their appreciation for the visit of Australian international students. “It seems like this is the first time that the Supreme Court has received a visit from this huge numbers international students, we are of course very happy,” she said in the presentation session.

Then the explanation of the material provoked questions and discussion from John and Reuben, students from Deakin University, regarding the use of AI in court processes in Indonesia. AI is the future where its application will help court processes, one of which is the selection of judicial panels.

The Executive Director of the Center for Islamic and Community Studies (PPIM), as well as Deputy Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Jakarta State Islamic University (UIN Jakarta), namely Drg. Laifa Annisa Hendarmin, PhD. was also present in the agenda, then there were also foreign students companions Jeremy Kingsley, Associate Professor from Law School Western Sydney University. Dr Sven Gallasch lecturer from Deakin University Law School. Jeremy thanked all parties who played a role in realizing this agenda. According to him, this is a rare opportunity to learn more about the judicial system in Indonesia by visiting and communicating directly with the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia.

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The Story of Nailah, a Student From the Undergraduate Study Program in Law UII who passed the Student Exchange at Hasanuddin University

Very proud! Nailah, a student in the third semester of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law UII, has successfully passed to take part in the Student Exchange under the scheme of MBKM Program at the Bachelor of Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University. Nailah will study for 1 semester and after that will convert the courses she took in Makassar to the Undergraduate Study Program in Law.

Nailah’s journey began because of advice from her cousin who was a participant in the Student Exchange batch 2 (PMM 2) at the University of Papua. Nailah was very interested in this program because she thought about when else she would be able to explore the vast land of Indonesia and get to know the cultural diversity that existed in the place where she would study for one semester. Apart from that, he wants to have friends from all over the archipelago who of course have different characteristics. When she received news that PMM batch 3 would open, Nailah immediately looked for information through her cousin and the UII website. He researched and read carefully what he could find from the UII website regarding the program

However, it is a shame that PMM information is still very minimal on the UII website.S he only received information such as the recommendation to meet the DPA and Head of the Study Program first to discuss the program before registering. Never giving up, Nailah remained enthusiastic and started looking for information through her social media. Long story short, PMM 3 registration opened, that’s where Nailah started to get busy going back and forth to campus to take care of the necessary documents. At that time, preparations were very tight considering that Nailah was going back to Riau to welcome Eid with her beloved family.

After much thought, Nailah decided to choose Hasanuddin University as her first choice and thank God she passed. After that, he started to contact Mrs. Ayunita Nur Rohanawati, S.H., M.H. as DPA and facing back to the Head of the UII Undergraduate Legal Study Program, namely Mr. Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. what courses can be taken at UNHAS later and contact Mr Muhammad Arief Sateio Kinady, A.Md. who is the Head of the Academic Administration Division. It was at this stage that Nailah began to feel doubtful about whether she should continue with this program or not, this was caused by her confusion because she felt that the campus also did not understand this program. However, with the remaining enthusiasm he decided to continue until the end. He believes there will be something beautiful with all his hard work so far. It turned out to be true, he felt many benefits from the program.

While at UNHAS, Nailah experienced a very new environment. The learning system at UNHAS is very different from UII, where UNHAS uses a team teaching system for all its courses. At UNHAS, Nailah took 6 courses, namely Administrative Court Procedural Law, Constitutional Court Procedural Law, Civil Procedural Law and Civil Justice Practice, Supervision Law, Law and Human Rights and Agrarian Law with a total of 21 credits including the Nusantara Module which is a Compulsory Subject of this program.

While undergoing this program, it is the memories spent with friends that really leave a lasting impression on my heart. Where we meet new people who of course have their own characteristics and characteristics in a short time. Memories of the excitement and tiredness of walking home from college to save costs and going for walks around Makassar City together. PMM teaches us to become more tolerant humans in various things, indirectly also teaches us what it means to be grateful for the scenario that God has set for our lives. After this program is finished, which is around December, Nailah will be even more daring to try things that will definitely have a positive impact on her life

She thanks to Mrs. Ayu and Mr. Kinady who were willing to answer various questions regarding the conversion system. As well as thanks to Mr Dodik who has been very supportive in various matters regarding Nailah’s participation in this program.

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Implementation of Collaboration between FH UII and FH UNHAS in Student Exchange Program

[KALIURANG]; On Monday, October 16 2023, a collaboration signing activity between the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia and the Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University, which took place in the Prof. Room. Laica Marzuki at the Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University, Makassar. “Our arrival in Makassar is to establish collaboration between Faculty of Law UII and Hasanuddin University. In fact, without this collaboration, we would have carried out real activities, one of which was the implementation of the Student Exchange under the cheme of Independent Campus (MBKM) program where one of the FH UII students had carried out student exchange activities for 1 (one) semester at the Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University. And we hope that in the future there will be more activities that can be collaborated on.” as mentioned during the initial speech from the Dean of the UII Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.Hum.


Prof. Dr. Hamzah Halim, S.H., M.H., MAP as Dean of the Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University welcomed the delegation directly from the Faculty of Law, UII Yogyakarta. Present together with the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Hasanudin University, namely Prof. Dr. Maskun, S.H., LL.M. (Deputy Dean for Academic and Student Affairs), Prof. Dr. Iin Karita Sakharina, S.H., M.A. (Deputy Dean for Planning, Resources and Alumni), and Dr. Ratnawati, S.H., M.H. (Deputy Dean for Partnerships, Research and Innovation) along with the Study Program leaders and other officials. In his speech, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Hasanudin University said that “We hope that we can organize intensive cooperation and collaborate on the potential of both the Faculty of Law Unhas and the Faculty of Law UII. It is also hoped that the fields of research and community service can become areas that can be collaborated. Thank God, the Unhas Faculty of Law also has a Scopus indexed journal. Perhaps in terms of research a joint research program can be held where research teams are formed that collaborate between lecturers at UII and Unhas.”

“Currently there are students from the UII Law Study Program who are taking part in the MBKM Student Curriculum Program, namely Ms. Nailah class of 2022 has taken approximately 24 credits of study for one semester at the Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University. “We also hope that in the future, with this collaboration, students from the Hasanuddin University Faculty of Law will also be able to take part in student exchange at the UII Faculty of Law, considering that the assumption is that the curriculum pattern is almost the same as well as being aimed at taking unique and distinctive courses at each campus.” said Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. as Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law UII.


The opening event continued with a cooperation signing session and a discussion session exploring cooperation from both parties guided by moderator Ahsan Yunus, S.H., M.H. The event ended with the presentation of souvenirs and conclusions about things that would be collaborated on in the future.

 

 

 

 

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Training for Persons with Disabilities for Education Staff

Some of the UII Faculty of Law’s educational staff from the academic, general and security staffs took part in service training for people with disabilities organized by the Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law UII. This training presented resource persons, namely Eko Riyadi, S.H., M.H., M. Syafei, S.H., M.H., Dian Kus Pratiwi, S.H., M.H., and Ismail (SIGAB). The training is planned to be held for two days.

“With this training, it is hoped that all service departments at the UII Faculty of Law will not be nervous about providing services both academic and non-academic in nature. “Apart from that, it is hoped that skills will emerge so that educational staff know the forms of service to people with disabilities so that service patterns can be provided perfectly.” said the Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law, UII.

In this training, resource person Mr. Ismail from the NGO SIGAB was also presented, who is also a person with deaf disabilities. In the training there is direct practice on how to provide appropriate services, especially for deaf people. Training will be carried out in two waves. Some educational staff who were not included in the first term will be included in the second term.

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Undergraduate Study Program In Law Introduces the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Final Assignment Writing in Accordance with The Rules of Writing Ethics

On Saturday, October 14 2023, the Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia held a Final Project Writing Ideas. In the first session of this activity, the Study Program invited technology and information experts from UII, Mr. Hendrik, S.T., M.Eng. who is a lecturer at FTI UII with a presentation entitled “Utilization of Artificial Intelligence in Student Final Project Research”.

“Currently, to support research activities, there is a model being developed in the form of a Large Language Model. It’s just that the output issued by LLM is predictive in nature. However, there are many LLMs that can also be used, such as BERT, GPT, Claude, LaMDA, LLsMA, DALL-E. Hence, the point remains that the information provided by LLM is based on existing data or legal materials so that the results of student research studies can be utilized. And the role of lecturers is very high in observing the results of student analysis.” as presented by the presentation of speaker Hendrik, S.T., M.Eng.

In his opening remarks, the Secretary of the Undergraduate in Law Study Program, Faculty of Law UII , Bagya Agung Prabowo, S.H., M.Hum., Ph.D. said that: “In an effort to improve the reputation of students’ final project research, the Undergraduate Study Program is holding a workshop on the use of artificial intelligence applications in research writing professionally.”

The second session of the event continued with the Final Assignment Writing Ideas Exchange where each student was allowed to discuss the research ideas of each lecturer representing the Department in the Undergraduate Study Program. The Representative Lecturers include Prof. Dra. Sri Wartini, S.H., M.Hum. (International Law Department), Eko Riyadi, S.H., M.H. (Constitutional Law Department), Syarif Nurhidayat, S.H., M.H. (Criminal Law Department), Siti Rahma Novikasari, S.H., M.H. (State Administrative Law Department), Ayu Izza Elvany, S.H., M.H. (Criminal Law Department), Dr. Nurjihad, S.H., M.H. (Civil Law Department), and Ratna Hartanto, S.H., LL.M. (Civil Law Department).

At the end of the event, the Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law, Faculty of Law UII , Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. mentioned that “The Study Program really hopes that this activity can become a culture of discussion so that data is known on the extent of the use of technology in research carried out by students. Apart from that, as a form of anticipation, the Study Program is also encouraging universities to subscribe to applications to detect the use of LLM/ChatGPT or similar so that the quality of student publications can be well maintained.”

The event was held and participated by 100 participants from students and some of lecturers in hybrid format.

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Faculty of Law UII Signed a Collaboration with PPIH in Budapest

As a form of internationalization activity, the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia signed a collaboration with the Indonesian Students Association in Hungary. The signing of the collaboration was carried out in the city of Budapest (Hungary) on September 30 2023. The signing was carried out witnessed by the Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph.D. and Arya Wanda Wirayuda, S.Hum., MA as PhD Ambassador of A Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége (DOSZ) as well as Agung Wicaksono, Head of PPLN Hungary.

The direct signing was carried out between the Dean of the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.H., Ph.D. and Chairman of the Indonesian Students Association in Hungary, Marhadi, SE.M.Sc, CMM. “We hope that this collaboration can help friends who are studying in Hungary, especially in research, teaching and community service activities. Especially in terms of Islamic da’wah, the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia is ready to hold online Islamic and Islamic Law study activities considering the Muslim community in Hungary there are still very few and there are no mosques in individual cities.” said the Dean of the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia in his speech.

The Chairman of PPIH, Marhadi welcomed the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement. He has a huge hope that both of the institutions will create more collaborations and contributkon to establish academic culture and internationalization of academic programs in future. PPIH has enough human resources in the side of qualitative and quantitative research. In other side, the international network could be optimized with the Hungarian campuses hopefully with the existing agreement.

Arya Wanda Wirayuda, S.Hum., MA as PhD Ambassador of A Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége (DOSZ) said that “Universities in Hungary have produced many thinkers, figures and Nobel laureates. Strengthening cooperation between universities in Indonesia and Hungary is great opportunity to improve quality and recognition. Through A Doktoranduszok Országos Szövetsége (DOSZ) and PPIH are ready to bridge.”

Head of the Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia , Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, expressed his pride as one of the first alumni in Hungary. “I am very happy and proud that now more and more students in Indonesia are studying in Hungary. Moreover, the activities of PPI Hungary, which was formed in 2016, have become increasingly massive and interesting so that they are able to promote education in Hungary. We also really hope that there will be many alumni of the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia or “Permanent lecturers at the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia can continue their studies in Hungary. In 2022, we carried out these promotional activities and it is hoped that this collaboration will provide more benefits to the academic community.”

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The realization of the collaboration between the Faculty of Law at UII and the Faculty of Law at Groningen University will begin in 2024

On Monday, 2 October 2023, the Dean of the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia and the Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in law visited the Faculty of Law, University of Groningen. “This is our return visit after Professor Dr. Albertjan Tollenaar visited the Faculty of Law UII at the end of 2022 in Yogyakarta. We really hope that there will be many offers of collaboration with the Faculty of Law UII which can be realized in the near future.” Following are the remarks from the Dean of the UII Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H, M.Hum. The Dean and Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program were received directly in the Academy Building Meeting Room, Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen.

On this occasion, the Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia delegation carried out discussions and negotiations on a collaborative program with the Director of the Graduate School of Law, University of Groningen, Professor Dr. Albertjan Tollenaar who was accompanied by Dr. Kirsten Wolkotte and Dr. Zwaagstra Team. “At least there is a visible program and it will be realized in early 2024 where we will send two lecturers and two students to take part in the Winter School Program for approximately 1 month at the Faculty of Law, University of Groningen. This program is the first bridging program carried out so that international exposure is not only provided by students but also lecturers. “Apart from that, the participation of these lecturers can also make it easier for them to get a supervisor at the University of Groningen when taking a PhD program or Post Doctoral Program.” as explained by Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., L.LM., Ph.D.

During the visit, the Dean of the Faculty of Law UII and the Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law were also accompanied by a Permanent Lecturer at the UII Faculty of Law who happened to be continuing his doctoral studies at the University of Groningen, namely Abdurrahman Al Faqiih, S.H., LL.M. and Siti Ruhama Mardlah, S.H., M.H. During the visit, the Faculty of Law UII delegation also held direct meetings with professors at the University of Groningen such as Prof.Dr. Lorenzo Squintani who specializes in Energy Law and Climate Change and Dr. Kirsten Henckel who specializes in Private International Law.

Prof. Dr. Albertjan Tollenaar as Director of the Graduate School of Law welcomed the follow-up to the collaboration program, especially related to the lecturers exchange which will be held in early 2024. It is hoped that more and more academics from the UII Faculty of Law will experience studying law directly in the Netherlands because from a historical perspective , there are still many legal systems and concepts in the Netherlands that are followed by Indonesia.

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Dean and Head of Undergraduate Study Program in Law UII Participates at the Law Campus Partnership Forum in Debrecen

On September 29 2023 at the Faculty of Law, University of Debrecen, the Head of the Undergraduate Law Program Study Program and the Dean of Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia participated in the “International Meeting and Conference” which was held directly by the host, Faculty of Law, University of Debrecen (DE AJK). Apart from representatives from Faculty of Law UII, there were also participants from the Faculty of Law, University of Vaasa (Finland), Faculty of Law, University of PIM Blanja Luka (Bosnia Herzegovina), Faculty of Law, University of Oradea (Romania), Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, Cluj-Napoca (Romania), Ministry of internal affairs of Republic of Srpska, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Arad.

At the beginning of the event, Deputy Dean for International Cooperation Prof. Dr. Fezer Tamas mentioned that “it is very important that this international forum is held with the aim of joint development with all partners of the University of Debrecen law campus. Including for development in the field of research and teaching activities. “Most importantly, the Debrecen campus has an LLM Program and a PhD Program which has been accepting foreign students since 2014 and implementing internationalization programs in the field of teaching.” said Fezer Tamas.

On this occasion, the Head of the Undergraduate Study Program in Law at the Faculty of Law UII, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H, M.H, L.LM, Ph.D explained in his presentation that the presence of the Faculty of Law UII at the forum was a form of continuing the collaboration that had been carried out between UII and the University of Debrecen. In the presentation, Dodik mentioned that “The Faculty of Law UII will also develop this collaboration to see the potential for an exchange program not only for our students but also for lecturers.”. It should be noted that Dodik Setiawan himself was the first graduate of both the LLM Program and PhD Program as well as one of the first students to study in Hungary and graduated with the title Summa Cumlauda.

After the forum took place, the event continued with friendly hospitality and discussions between partners by discussing the potential and visibility of cooperation. Dean of the UII Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Budi Agus Riswandi, S.H., M.H. explained that in this session it was agreed that a lecturer exchange would be held where Faculty of Law UII lecturers would be sent to undertake UII caturdharma activities (research, teaching, community service) for approximately one month at the Faculty of Law, University of Debrecen. “The plan is to hold it in early 2024 in the break between semesters so that not only students get international exposure but also lecturers. “And thank God, many things have been agreed, such as the willingness of Professors at the University of Debrecen to visit FH UII to teach (visiting Professor) under the Erasmus Mobility Program scheme.” he said.

During his visit to Hungary, the Dean of the UII Faculty of Law also met with the leadership of the Indonesian Students’ Association in Debrecen and the Indonesian Students’ Association in Hungary (Central Organization). During the meeting, cooperation was also signed to support academic and non-academic activities.

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Collaborating with Aston University Lecturers, FH UII Invites Students to be Literate on Copyright

“Corporate Law and IPR Under the UK Legal System” is the theme presented by General Lecturer Dr. Nadia Naim on Wednesday (26/7), taking place in the East Wing of the Stage Room, 3rd Floor, Faculty of Law (FH) Building, Indonesian Islamic University (UII). The Public Lecture was held as part of the initiation of the Faculty of Law at the Islamic University of Indonesia.

Dr. Nadia Naim works as a Senior Lecturer at Aston Law School, Aston University, Birmingham UK. He is an academic responsible for areas including Intellectual Property Rights, International Intellectual Property Policy and Development, and Islamic Finance and International Trade. “Aston University, especially the Law School, has an orientation towards Business and Trade Law. This is so that our students have an entrepreneurial spirit so that they can create jobs. Moreover, the UK ranks fourth (4th) in the global innovation index which to enter into rank 4 must meet 80 indicators and one of these indicators is the IPR. Apart from that, interest in Islamic Finance Law in England is also increasing,” explained Nadia in her presentation.

The public lecture lasted 90 minutes and was attended by more than 50 students. The speaker was accompanied by the Head of the Law Study Program at the Faculty of Law (FH) at the Islamic University of Indonesia (UII), namely Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H., M.H., LL.M., Ph. D. together with the Secretary of the Law Study Program International Program FH UII Dr. Aroma Elmina Martha, S.H., M.H. “The World Intellectual Property Organization deals with RIGHTS on an international scale to standardize intellectual protection. IPR legal standards throughout the world refer to the standards set by IPR. The requirements for obtaining a copyright are proving its originality, fulfilling the product category that can be copyrighted, ensuring that the product is tangible. So a person can become a Creator if the results of his creation meet the three categories above. he explained.

The series of Public Lecture events were interspersed with discussion activities between Dr. Nadia with the Dean of FH UII and several high-ranking officials of FH UII discussed the potential for collaboration between FH UII and Aston University in developing international mobility and research activities between the two parties. In addition, Nadia had the opportunity to tour the ancient site of Kimpulan Temple in the middle of the Indonesian Islamic University Library area, and enjoy the beauty of Borobudur Temple, Mount Merapi, Malioboro Street, and shop at Batik Hamzah.