Course Title

Adat Law

Course Code

HKD102

Credits

4

Course Description

Course Title

Cyber Law

Course Code

HKI412

Credits

4

Course Description

This subject shares basic knowledge of Cyber law in general, introduction of cyber activities, and cyber regulation both international and national. Cyber activities are divided into public and private activities which concern e-government, electronic commerce, and IPR. Student is expected to identify legal problem in regard with cyber activity, such as cybercrime. They are also capable to identify significant regulation to be implemented in cyber activities. It is therefore necessary for students to learn how to critically analyze several significant regulations in regard with cyber activities, in order to evaluate the compatibility and comprehensive cyber regulation. In addition, students are able to discern the complexity of cyber regulation to resolve dispute concerning cyber activities.

Course Title

Human Rights

Course Code

HKN102

Credits

4

Course Description

This course covers Indonesian Human Rights Law and International Human Rights Law that has been manifested in the National Law regulations. Based on the International Human Rights Law, the course will discuss the concept of Human Rights whereas within the framework of National Law, the course will discuss the concept of Fundamental Rights.

Course Title

International Trade Law

Course Code

HKI202

Credits

4

Course Description

The course is divided into

1.   Understanding WTO as an intra-government organization

2.   The three pillars: the principles of tariff reduction, non- discrimination and    transparency

3.   Playing fair: Non- Tariff barrier to trade

4.   Public interest exceptions to WTO Rules

5.   The liberalization of trade in services

6.   Health and safety: food and product standard as barriers to trade

7.   Protection of intellectual property rights

8.   In the Courtroom: Dispute Settlement system WTO and Developing Country

Course Title

Introduction to Indonesian Law

Course Code

HKD103

Credits

4

Course Description

In this course, students will be taught about Understanding Laws in Indonesia, the Existence of Indonesian Laws, the History of Indonesian Legal Order, Civil Law System as Indonesian Legal System, the Source of Indonesian Laws, and the Judicial System in Indonesia.

Course Title

Intellectual Property Law

Course Code

HKT304

Credits

4

Course Description

This course introduces students to Intellectual Property (IP) Law in general and its two common categories: Industrial Property (mostly patents) and Copyright. Thus, the programme covers all the major IP rights in Indonesia and the regulation, including copyright, designs, trademarks, and patents as well as confidentiality or trade secret,  plant variety  rights, layout design of integrated circuit and other IP protection.The course provides an overview of the main principles and legal rules of IP Law, focusing specifically on the theoretical and practical connections between IP and academic/scientific works/studies and on the IP issues with which the students are likely to come into contact in their different areas of knowledge.

The course explain also the ownership of intellectual property rights and Rights resulting from intellectual property rights, infringement of intellectual property rights and free use of intellectual property rights.The programme also addresses  national policy-making including the global policy and the framework of international treaties that govern intellectual property law, as well as consideration of IP rights in their social, cultural and commercial contexts. The course also covers the current issue of protection local or traditional property, including traditional knowledge, genetic resources and cultural expression.

Course Title

Nuclear law

Course Code

HKI409

Credits

4

Course Description

International society today unequivocally admits that the world needs nuclear technology to build a better future. Nuclear is no longer used for non-peaceful purpose but it is more needed for peaceful purpose, such as energy, medical, industry, mining or research development.  However since the characteristic of Nuclear is sensitive, it needs a rigid regulation to be implied in order to protect either the society or the technology itself. International Atomic Energy Agency has been creating guidelines for its Member in order to regulate the application of nuclear technology, such as safety, security, liability and safeguard on nuclear usage for industry. To this end, this course aims to introduce student some international nuclear regulations and to give a comprehensive explanation regarding the implementation of nuclear regulation to Indonesia legal system. The outcome to be expected from this course is that student will understand the importance of nuclear technology.  The students are expected to understand international regulation in regard with application of nuclear technology and how Indonesia implies it as an example.

Faculty of Economics and Business

Course Title

Advanced Accounting I

Course Code

AKK301

Credits

6

Course Description

This course provides students with the opportunity to enlarge their theoretical understanding of topical issues in financial accounting. Coverage will be given to specific topics that currently underpin the accounting problems such us business combination (merger and acquisition) and consolidation of financial statement. Some consideration will also be given to investment and statement of cash flow. By the end of this course, students should be able to arrange consolidation financial statement.

Course Title

Intermediate Accounting

Course Code

AKK201

Credits

6

Course Description

This course aims to encourage students to have comprehensive understanding of basic framework for arrangement of financial statements and accounting treatment. It offers in-depth coverage of topics including Basic framework for presentation and arrangement of financial statement, Recognition, measurement, presentation, and disclosure of financial statement elements, Policy and principles of accounting, Accounting cycle, and Financial statement analysis in particular Statement of Cash Flow. By the end of this course, students will be able to arrange, analyze, and interpret financial statement for entity by applying accounting principle independently for transaction based on general accounting standard.

Course Title

Management Accounting

Course Code

AKM301

Credits

6

Course Description

This course teaches students a wide range of knowledge for management accounting covered  planning, budgeting, and controlling activities and management accounting information for decision making. Some consideration will also be given to segmented reporting, environment cost, and international issues. This course develops graduate capabilities centred in high knowledge of using management accounting information applied to the business environment.

Course Title

Taxation Accounting

Course Code

AKP401

Credits

6

Course Description

This course introduces students to the concept of taxation as a part of financial accounting. The emphasis of this course is classification, recognition, measurement, and valuation of financial information from tax point of view. After studying this course, students should be able to differentiate commercial accounting and tax accounting, arrange financial statement from fiscal point of view.

Course Title

Public Sector Accounting

Course Code

AKK203

Credits

6

Course Description

This course focuses on the role of accounting in public sector organization. It offers broad and in-depth knowledge of  policy and principles of public sector accounting, accounting cycle, budgeting, and basic framework of financial reporting. This course also provides students with investigation practice and other practice faced by this organization. By the end of this course, graduate capabilities will develop centred in high knowledge and critical thinking in the concept of budgeting and financial reporting in the public sector organization.

Course Title

Financial Analysis and Budgeting

Course Code

MKN306

Credits

6

Course Description

The course aims to take the analysis of financial statement accounts beyond simple ratio analysis as a core topic. Coverage will also be given to planning and budgeting, measuring and controlling the performance. By the end of the course, students should be able to evaluate management’s performance and condition according to financial statement analysis and understand the process of planning and budgeting as an evaluation tool.

Course Title

Business Law

Course Code

HKT105

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses Indonesian law and regulation that related to commercial business, such as establishing business and dissolving business.

Course Title

Financial Management I

Course Code

MNK101

Credits

6

Course Description

This course aims to provide a sound knowledge of the basic concepts, method, and technique of financial management particularly related to investment decision making and financing in the short term. Topics covered may include working capital requirement and financial decision. By the end of this course, students will be able to analyze and solve to financial problems and apply appropriate method related to investment and short term financing.

Course Title

Strategic Management

Course Code

MNU307

Credits

6

Course Description

This course deals primarily with the strategic management and business environment. The key topics covered are strategy formulation to achieve organization’s vision and mission, blue ocean strategy, strategy focused organization, and best practice of effective strategy.  By the end of the study, students should be able to understand about business environment affected formulation of strategy, strategy map, and balance scorecard.

Course Title

Introduction to Auditing Practice

Course Code

AKA301

Credits

6

Course Description

This course focuses on mono audit practice, evaluating internal control, preparing audit program, conducting substantive test, mapping working paper, organizing working paper, preparing management letter, and drafting audit report.

Course Title

Auditing I

Course Code

AKA302

Credits

6

Course Description

This course introduces students to the theory and practice of auditing. It introduces conceptual framework of audit and relates it to the real example. The following topics are examined about financial statement audit, auditor’s responsibility and ethic, and auditing process. Students will gain brief knowledge of auditing process covering audit planning, audit risk, internal control, the nature of evidence and its application to assertion and audit judgement. By the end of this course, students will be able to understand about theory of auditing and its practice.

Course Title

Indonesian Economy

Course Code

EKP203

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses the economic development of Indonesia since Indonesia's independence until its current condition. Therefore, the topics to be discussed include the development of the economic system in Indonesia, changes in economic structures, policies ever initiated and development, including industrialization policy, economic development strategies, as well as a variety of problems and obstacles in economic development in Indonesia.

Course Title

Taxation I

Course Code

PJK201

Credits

6

Course Description

This course offers on the second year accounting courses explaining about the concept of taxation. Students will be assisted to understand about basic principles of taxation, the latest tax regulation, and business law. A major topic of this course are introduction of taxation and Indonesian Tax Laws  including Income Tax, Value Added Tax, and Tax for Luxurious Good. By the end of this course, students will be able to explain the general problems in taxation, right and obligation of tax payer, the rule of tax officer, and tax calculation.

Course Title

Operation Research

Course Code

MAS212

Credits

6

Course Description

Rapid changes on science and technology demand an ability to consider all possibilities in decision making. That's why quantitative methods and analysis in operational research are needed.

Course Title

Accounting Information System

Course Code

SII306

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses about business process such as revenue cycle, expenditure cycle, production cycle, and finance cycle.

Course Title

Operation and Supply Chain Management

Course Code

MNO202

Credits

6

Course Description

This course studies basic concept of operation management and supply chain in service and manufactur organization. This course discuss about the role of operation strategy, process design, quality management, capacity planning, and layout facility

Course Title

Human Resource Management

Course Code

MNM201

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses about three strategies and human resource management function, improving productivity, improving worklife quality, improving profit.

Course Title

Management Information Systems

Course Code

SII203

Credits

6

Course Description

This course aims to understand an Information System Management in an organizational with Digital Data Management Standard.

Course Title

Leadership

Course Code

MNM305

Credits

6

Course Description

This course provides understanding to student about leadership theory, leadership analysis on individual level, group level, and organizational level.

Course Title

Organizational Behaviour

Course Code

PSI401

Credits

6

Course Description

This course gives knowledge to student about the impact of individual and group behavior, system and activities in organization that will be applied the knowledge to manage human resource in organization.

Course Title

The Economic of Zakat and Waqf

Course Code

EKP206

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses Zakat (Islamic obligatory payment by the rich) and Waqf (endowment fund). This instrument are important for a better GINI Ratio, and it is important for economic development. Moreover, this instrument also takes care of both social issues (such as helping the poor and needy by the zakat instrument) and business issues (by productive Waqf instrument).

Course Title

Government Accounting

Course Code

AKK211

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses the similarity and difference between public and private accounting, the similarity and difference of public sector and private sector organization. Furthermore, the course deliver the implementation of accounting in the government and non-profit organization, budgeting in the federal government and non-profit organization, also auditing of public finance especially regarding the recent issues in the area.

Course Title

Accounting Computer Application

Course Code

SIK202

Credits

6

Course Description

This course introduces the application of a well-known accounting software to the students. Students will be given the technical skills to operate the software including the general initial-setup, the daily operational of the software, and special initial-setup related to a specific industry. The software automates all of the accounting cycles, starting from the journal-entries and ended in the production of financial report.

Course Title

Performance Measurement

Course Code

MNG304

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses the significance of performance’s measurement in order to support the implementation of organization’s strategy. At the beginning of the course, student will be given more insight related to the history of performance’s measurement concept and the significance of performance’s measurement in business. In the process of  arranging measurement there are few tools utilized, such as balance scorecard as the main tool. this balance scorecard used few different approach that is financial perspective, customers perspective, processes business perspective, also learning and growth perspective. Furthermore, the skill to arrange implementation plan, strategic evaluation, also implementation of performance’s measurement into the real case.

Faculty of Pharmacy

Course Title

Indonesian Traditional Medicine (JAMU)

Course Code

FAB401

Credits

4

Course Description

The course is designed to give general and detail overview on Indonesian Traditional Medicine or Jamu. Topics of the course will include: 

1.   History, Basic concept of Indonesian Traditional Medicine, including specific concept of Javanese and Maduranese traditional medicine

2.   Practice of Javanese traditional medicine

3.   Practice of Maduranese traditional medicine

4.   Indonesian traditional medicine for women’s health

5.   Aromatherapy in the practice of Indonesian Traditional Medicine

6.   Recent development of Indonesian Traditional Medicine:

▪  Scientification of Indonesian Traditional Medicine

▪  Government regulation on Indonesian Traditional Medicine

▪  Application of Indonesian traditional medicine in primary health care services

▪  Improvement in the preparation of the medicine to improve performance

7.   There will be also a field trip for students.

Faculty of Social and Politics

Course Title

Consumer Culture

Course Code

SOK405

Credits

4

Course Description

This subject is covering issues on the development of consumer culture in the era of communication and media technology advancements. Students will explore the literatures that address the relationships between consumer actions, marketplace (advertising) and cultural meaning in the twentieth century. Mainly the literatures are theories and perspectives produced in Western academic backgrounds. However, students are expected to utilise those Western theories to analyse and discussing the impact of advertising on discourses surrounding the emerging the domestic or local culture of consumption, particularly in the Indonesian contexts. As for International student who take this course, cultural practices for their country backgrounds will be used to enrich discussions and multicultural perspectives on the topic of consumer culture.

Course Title

Physical Anthropology

Course Code

SOA123

Credits

6

Course Description

Anthropology is the study of human across all time and space. This course

provides a general overview of physical anthropology. The course will review regarding the biological aspects of human that may related to their cultural aspects. Through reading and writing assignments, students will engage in discussion on biological determinism in understanding complex matters pertaining to our species. Furthermore, students will gain perspective on the rich diversity found within the human species.

Course Title

Indonesian Strategic Studies II: Indonesia’s Foreign Policy

Course Code

SOH217

Credits

6

Course Description

This course focuses on history and blue print formulation of foreign policy Republic of Indonesia. In addition, students are provided with the ability to analyze the dynamics and the determinant variable of Indonesia’s foreign policy since independence until now. This course discuss about the concept of Foreign Policy Republic of Indonesia, Constitutional basis of Foreign Policy Republic of Indonesia, developmental history of Foreign Policy Republic of Indonesia. Determinant factors that influence decision making of Foreign Policy Republic of Indonesia during old older, new older, and post-new older which is an important factor in determining the orientation of Foreign Policy Republic of Indonesia since independence until now also covered in this course. In addition, student also learn about important cases involving Indonesia in various world events

Course Title

Conflict Resolution

Course Code

SOS352

Credits

6

Course Description

This course focuses on managing conflicts and achieving conflict resolution strategies. Knowledge and skills developed are those needed to analyze complex conflict situations, shape appropriate processes to involve the right parties, constructively negotiate processes, select mediators, and design the conflict intervention programs.

Faculty of Science and Technology

Course Title

Enzymology

Course Code

KIB311

Credits

4

Course Description

The main topic of Enzymology consists of: Enzyme as biocatalyst; Enzyme structure and mechanism; Enzyme specificity; Enzyme regulation, Enzyme kinetics and inhibition; Enzyme types, sources, and application on industrial process; Enzymes use in Genetic Engineering.

Course Title

Phytochemistry of Tropical Nature Product

Course Code

KIO410

Credits

4

Course Description

The main topic of Phytochemistry consists of Tropical Natural Product, Metabolic Secondary, Bioactivity of secondary metabolites, Phytochemistry Methods, Sample preparation and handling, Extraction sample of natural product, Separation and purification sample of

Faculty of Public Health

Course Title

Epidemiology of Non-Communicable Disease

Course Code

KME303

Credits

4

Course Description

This course discusses about the concept, the problem signification, and the prevention

of disease caused by the metabolic disorders, allergic diseases/immunology,

degenerative disease, teeth and mouth disease, mental illness, cancer, and current

Non-Communicable Disease issues.

Course Title

Community Empowerment in Health

Course Code

PSK205

Credits

4

Course Description

This course discusses about Organizing and Community Development, approaches

that used in community empowerment programs especially in the areas of health.

Topics: empowerment, definition of community, analysis of potential community,

organizing and community development, community participation, community

approach, social capital and human capital, steps in community development

activities, case study.

Course Title

Basic Health Service Administration and Community Health Center

Course Code

KMA 205

Credits

4

Course Description

This course discuss about the definition and scope of hospital administration, hospital management issues, specific characteristic of hospital, indicator of hospital performance, latest issues of hospital management, several important aspects in hospital management (accreditation, medical record, governance, Public Service Agency, Management Information System of hospital, hospital patient safety, Medical Service Standards and Medical Equipment Standards), discuss about basic concept of Community Health Center, Principle of Community Health Center operation, Community Health Center planning, Community Health Center performance assessment, Community Health Center referral system, and Community Health Center revitalization.

Course Title

Health Promotion and Health Education

Course Code

EDM 305

Credits

4

Course Description

This course discusses about: (1) Concept of health paradigm; (2) Historical development of health promotion; (3) Basic concept of health promotion (definition, principle and ethics); (4) Three strategies of health promotion (enable, advocate, and mediate); (5) Theory of behavior associated with health promotion; (6) Five means of action; (7) Health promotion setting.

Course Title

Nutrition Education

Course Code

EDM 401

Credits

6

Course Description

This course discusses about research link, theory and practice (problems in nutrition education, determinant of diet and food choices, the basic of theory and practice, procedure design of nutrition education based on theory (step 1-6), implementation of nutrition education (working with diverse populations; best practice, public policy and ethics)

Faculty of Psychology

Course Title

Social Cognition

Course Code

PSS104

Credits

4

Course Description

This course gives understanding about the basic concepts in the study of social psychology. Especially related to how people think about themselves, others and the social situation surrounding them. This course also provides understanding in the process of decision-making, judgment, perception, beliefs and behaviors of an individual in certain of social situation. It also introduces students to the process of social cognition that includes: impression building, attribution, self and identity and attitude.

Course Title

Healthy Behavior

Course Code

PSC202

Credits

4

Course Description

This course discusses about healthy behaviour and how such behaviour is constructed from the social cognition perspective. The main discussion consists of the definition of healthy behaviour. The determination of healthy behaviour, social cognition theories explain about how social cognition is constructed (HBM, HLC, TPB, Transtheoretical Model, The Precaution Adoption process Model and Protection Motivation Theory). Healthy behaviour in the context of HIV/AIDS and also the increasing of community health behaviour through intervention mapping approach.

Course Title

Social Interaction

Course Code

PSS105

Credits

6

Course Description

This course aims to enhance student understanding about the basic concept and theories of social psychology related to social processes in human interaction. Students will be introduced to various concepts and theories related to human interaction such as pro-social behaviour, attraction, close relationship, prejudice, discrimination, and aggression behaviour. In this course, students will explore the function of language and communication process in human relations. In addition, this course introduces students on contemporary issues in social psychology research related to epistemological issues in studies of social psychology.

Course Title

Individual Behavior and Mental Process

Course Code

PSU106

Credits

6

Course Description

This course gives basic understanding of psychology as the study of thinking processes and behavior. It discusses the main concepts that construct human behavior such as: awareness, cognition, intelligence, emotion, and motivation. In order to achieve critical and in-depth understanding about the main concept of mental process. This course also provides basic experiment.

Course Title

Mental Health

Course Code

PSC305

Credits

6

Course Description

This course gives understanding about the basic concept of mental health and psychological well-being from positive psychological perspective. It is done by doing study in mental health issues by applying positive psychological perspective and empirical finding (theoretical-based vs. evidence-based approach). The main principle of mental health and psychological well-being development is also discussed as the fundamental of advance lecture.

Faculty of Humanities

Course Title

Youth Culture

Course Code

BUK306

Credits

4

Course Description

This subjects discusses issues related to urban youth culture. Among the issues discussed are youth identity, youth and religion, youth and closeness to media and so son. Most of them will be discussed from the perspective of social critical theories, in particular cultural studies. However, students will not only learn the theoretical perspectives. Study cases from the Indonesian context, particularly in urban areas, will also be given to students. It is expected that students can critically read and examine the cultures of young people around them and how these cultures are influential for the young to identify themselves.

Faculty of Nursing

Course Title

Mental Health Nursing 2

Course Code

KPJ304

Credits

6

Course Description

Indonesia has many tribes and culture. Each culture has different views about mental illness. It will be quite challenging to enhance mental health program in community with special characteristic of culture. Nursing care approach is delivered and seen through the lens of Indonesia’s sensitive local and culture wisdom. This programs contain about Mental health issues in Indonesia (Restraints/Pasung, culture and attitude towards mental illness) and resources in mental health treatment in primary health services and hospitals. The studies are conducted in various methods including classes and field trips.

Course Title

Geriatric of Nursing

Course Code

KPC306

Credits

8

Course Description

This course provides an understanding on the basic concepts of Geriatric of nursing for individual and groups in the community, as well as trends and issues around Indonesian

culture. At the end of this course the students are expected to: 

1.   Understand the core process in geriatric care nursing delivery

2.   Explore Complementary Nursing for elderly in Indonesia

3.  Be able to explain the geriatric nursing process for Individu and community based on Indonesian culture.

4.   Master the Indonesian National Health Services for elderly

Course Title

Primary and Community Health Nursing 2

Course Code

KPC302

Credits

8

Course Description

This course provides an understanding and mastery on the basic concepts of primary and community for groups in the community, as well as trends and issues around community health and primary nursing care process and delivery. At the end of this course the students are expected to: 

1.   Master the core process in community and primary care nursing delivery

2.   Be able to explain the community health nursing process for groups with acute and chronic illness, disaster survivor, and sub-groups in community

3.   Explore contemporary area of nursing practice

4.   Master the Indonesian National Health System and its outcome indicators

Faculty of Fisheries and Marine

Course Title

Marine Resources Exploration

Course Code

PLL302

Credits

4

Course Description

This course guides students to understand about the concept in exploring the potential use of marine resources eq. microalgae, macroalgae (seaweed), coral, bacterium, fungus and some invertebrates for food and pharmaceutical purposes through extracting their bioactive compounds. This course also explains the technique in exploring the potential use of particular marine resources-extracted compound from extraction, isolation, screening, purification, and preclinical and clinical trial.

Course Title

Traditional Fisheries Processing Technology

Course Code

PLT205

Credits

6

Course Description

This course gives students knowledge about the concept in using traditional processing technology to produce value added product from fish or other aquatic plants including the effect of traditional processing towards the quality attributes such as nutrition, taste, appearance etc. of the processed fish and the machines used. This course is also associated with laboratory practicum and visit some industries applying traditional technology of which some technologies used are to produce the culture food of Indonesia.

Course Title

Fish Hatchery

Course Code

PLT302

Credits

6

Course Description

This course gives student the fundamental concept in fish hatchery, including how to do fish parental selection, provide fish continuously, manipulate the environment of fish hatchery, manipulate the hormonal functionalities of fish and use some artificial hormones to intensify fish hatchery. This course also explains the implementation of current technology to sustain fish hatchery business in Indonesia and even worldwide.

Course Title

Marine Biology

Course Code

BIL301

Credits

6

Course Description

This course studies about biological and ecological aspects in ocean as one of crucially aquatic resource aspects and studies about research methodology on Marine Biology as an introduction to the exploitation and exploration of natural aquatic resources through minimization of marine pollution. This course consists of field observation as well as

practical work to synergize knowledge obtained in the class with the real situation, which is required for students taking this undergraduate course. The field observation and practice is conducted in some related spots such as mangrove ecosystem, coral ecosystem, brackish water aquaculture, seaweed cultivation station etc.