Academic and Research

Aula UNPAD

Research Conducted by Centers

This Site is consisting of the profile and research reports from 
each center as shown below:

Indonesian Center for the Law of the Sea (ICLOS);

Indonesian Center for Air and Space Law (ICASL);

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Centre for Business Law;
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Centre for Family Law;
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Centre for Environment and Spatial Law;
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Centre for Asia Pacific Law;
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Community for Human Rights; 
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Centre for Criminal Law;
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Centre for Procedural Law;
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Centre for Legislative Drafting; and
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Centre for Land Law.
    
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Major Studies

To obtain the Bachelor of Laws degree (Sarjana Hukum) normally it requires 4,5 (four and half) years of full time study. Students in their 6th semester are required to choose their major. The seven major studies are:

1. Personal and Family Law;

2. Environmental and Spatial Law;

3. Economic Law;

4. Transnational and Diplomatic Law;

5. Administrative Law;

6. Constitutional Law; and

7. Criminal Law.

Compulsory subjects including:

I. Faculty Core Courses

A. Fall Semester: (September-January)

Logic

Introduction to Law

Introduction to Indonesian Law

Religion

Pancasila (State Philosophy)

Indonesian Language

English

Criminal Law

Private Law

Constitutional Law

Land Law

Legal Research and Methodology

Trade Law

The Development of Adat (Customary) Law

Legislation Science

The Politic of Law

The Special Criminal Law

Community Services

Legal Skill I

Philosophy of Law

Minor Thesis

B. Spring Semester: (February-June)

Legal Dutch Terms

Sociology

Legal Anthropology

The Science of State

Islamic Law

Adat (Customary) Law

Principle of Management

Economics

Basic Military Education

Basic Cultural Science

Basic Natural Science

International Law

State Administrative Law

Private Procedural Law

Criminal Procedural Law

Contract Law

Sociology of Law

International Dispute Settlement

Taxation Law

General Administrative Law

Administrative Procedural Law

Legal Skill II

Philosophy of Law

Minor Thesis

II. Compulsory Courses for Major Studies:

A. Personal and Family Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

Family and Heritance Law

Islamic Marriage and Heritance Law

Private International Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

Comparative Private Law

Adat (Customary) Law in Case Law

B. Environmental and Spatial Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

General and Environmental Law

License Law

Local Administrative Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

International Environmental Law

Spatial Law

C. Economic Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

Economic Law

Company Law

Security Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

International Economic Law

Investment Law

D. Transnational and Diplomatic Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

Regional/International Organization Law

International Law of Treaty

International Air and Space Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

Case Study on International Law

Law of The Sea

E. Administrative Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

Local Administrative Law

License Law

State Budgetary Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

Development Plan and Supervisory Law

Insurance Law

F. Constitutional Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

The Law on States Institutions

Citizenship Law

Local Administration Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

Constitutional Law

Comparative Constitutional Law

G. Criminal Law

1. Fall Semester (6 credits)

Criminology

International Criminal Law

International Private Law

2. Spring Semester (4 credits)

Criminal Law in Case Law

Comparative Criminal Law

III. Elective Semester

A. First Semester (16 - 18 credits)

Marital and Inheritance Adat Law

Health Law

Intellectual Property Law

General Taxation Law

Government Apparatus Law

Law and Computer

Population Law

Diplomatic and Consular Law

Interdisciplinary Research Methods

International Contract Law

Telecommunication Law

Air Transportation Law

Forensic

Indonesian Political System

Construction Law

Housing Law

Commercial Papers and Stock Exchange

B. Second Semester (12 credits)

Legal Psychology

Victimology

Mining Law

English II

Law on Sea Transportation

Conflict of Laws

Sociology of Development

Humanitarian Law

Internship

Labor Law

International Trade Law

Ecology of Development

The Law of Technology Transfer

Comparative Administrative Law

Administrative Law in Case Law

Economic of Development

Other Facilities:

The Legal Laboratory and Legal/Clinical Educational Building

Students as well as the teaching staffs to study and develop techniques of national and international contract drafting use the Legal Laboratory. The legal laboratory is used also as a means for the students and the teaching staff to study and develop various techniques of drafting of Legal Memorandum, Briefs, the drafting of various forms of Acts under the legal system in Indonesia and legal services on litigation. The building is located at Jl. Cimandiri No. 2, Bandung and is for three main activities, namely: academic meetings discussing certain legal issues; the venue for the training of legal skills; and The venue of up grading in international law and other subjects for junior lecturers all over Indonesia. These yearly national activities were organized since 1987 until present. As of today, these national up grading courses on public international law, law of the sea, air and space law, law of international organizations, international economic law, international environmental law, international criminal law, etc.

Moot-Court Facilities

The Moot-Court Facilities at Jl. Cimandiri No. 2, Bandung, provided by the Law School aims to train students on court procedures. This program is designed to prepare students for legal practice in courts after their formal education.