Undergraduate Program in Sosiatri the third oldest study program -- after Public Administration and Government -- in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Mulawarman University. The following parts describe this program to interested stakeholders, particularly undergraduate student applicants. LECTURERS OF SOSIATRI STUDY PROGRAM FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY No Education and University 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Note: S1 = Undergraduate study, S2 = Postgraduate (Master) study, S3 = Doctoral study.
Introduction
The development of society is highly dynamic, fast, and complex. Besides some of its positive aspects, various social problems follow, both at global and local levels, such as poverty, unemployment, violent conflicts, and disintegration that need to be coped with systematic and planned actions. In this regard, capabilities to analyze the existing problems and formulate planned actions are required, particularmy in the making of social policies. The existence and academic activities of Undergraduate Program in in Sosiatri is of particular importance and significance in this respect. It provide space and chances to study and comprehend the aforementioned issues; it offers knowledge and skills to do so through its teaching-learning process.
Vision and Missions
Vision:
To become an academic institution equipped with capabilities to develop the science of Sosiatri as well as to actively participate in social development of Kalimantan by 2020 through three university mandates (education and teaching, research, and extensions).
Missions:
1. To run Sosiatri Study Program with orientation to social development.
2. To produce competent, professional, and emphatetic graduates equipped with expertise in coping with social development affairs.
3. To establish partnership and cooperation among lectures, students, and community.
Study Program Competency
It is expected that this study program has competency as follows:
1. To carry out social intervention in social change, at macro, mezzo, and micro levels.
2. To adapt to the dynamics of problem management and social issues.
3. Having capabilities in mastering bacic ideas on social theory and development theory in the efforts to provide social intervention in facing social pronlen in both mezzo level (orgnization, community, ocal) and macro level (national, province, Citi/District).
4. Having capabilities inmastering basic ideas on social works in micro level to cope with social problems facec by idividuals, family, and small groups of a community.
Having capabilities to mastering basic ideas of social theory in conducting research on social welfare.
Employment Prospects
• Community development division of a company
• Research institute
• Government institutions (realted to social policies)
• Mass media (jurnalists)
• Government enterprises/Bank
Lecturers
Lecturers
Specialization
Prof. Dr. Hartutiningsih, M. S
S1 UNMUL
S2 UNPAD
S3 UNPADSosiatri
Social Science
Social Science
Prof. Dr. Hj. Nur Fitriyah, M. S
S1 UNAIR
S2 UNPAD
S3 UNIBRAWSociology
Social Science
Economics
Prof. Dr. H. Sutadji M, M. M
S1 UNMUL
S2 UNMUL
S3 UNAIRSosiatri
Human Resources
Economics
Prof. Dr. H. Harihanto, M. S
S1 UNMUL
S2 UNHAS
S3 IPBSosiatri
Environmental Management/Population & Family Planning
Management of Natural Resources and Environment
Drs. Massad Hatuwe, M. Si
S1 UNPATTI
S2 IPBSociology
Rural Sociology
Drs. Muhammad Arifin, M. Hum
S1 UNHAS
S2 UGMAnthropology
Anthropology
Sukapti, S. Sos., M. Hum
S1 UGM
S2 UGMAnthropology
Anthropology
Dra. Hj. Erni Asneli Asbi
S1 USU
Social Welfare
Ifan Luthfian Noor, S. Sos., M. Si
S1 UNMUL
S2 UGMSosiatri
Sociology
Dra. Lisbet Situmorang, M. Si
S1 USU
S1 UNMULAnthropology
Public Administration
Dr. Sri Murlianti, S. Sos., M. Si
S1 UGM
S2 UGM
S3 UGMSosiatri
Sociology
Sociology
Dra. Purwaningsih, M. Si
S1 UGM
S2 UGMPhilosophy and Sociology of Education
Socio-Cultural Anthropology
Drs. Martinus Nanang, M. A
S1 Univ. Sanata Darma
S2 Ateneo De Manila UniversityPhilosophy and Sociology of Education
Socio-Cultural Anthropology
Agustin Nurmanina, S. Sos
S1 UGM
Sosiatri
Business Administration Study Program is the only study program available at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciencs which relates social-based administration science to business schemes.
Introduction
Undergraduate study program of Business Administration focuses its teaching learning process on administration science and practices relating to business. Undergraduate student applicants can apply to this program through three points of entry: national selection by invitation, national selection by written test, and local selection.
Lecturers
LECTURERS OF SOCIOLOGY STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers |
Education and University |
Specialization |
1 |
Prof. Dr. Hartutiningsih, M. S |
S1 UNMUL |
Sosiatri |
2 |
Prof. Dr. Hj. Nur Fitriyah, M. S |
S1 UNAIR |
Sociology |
3 |
Prof. Dr. H. Sutadji M, M. M |
S1 UNMUL |
Sosiatri |
4 |
Prof. Dr. H. Harihanto, M. S |
S1 UNMUL |
Sosiatri |
5 |
Drs. Massad Hatuwe, M. Si |
S1 UNPATTI |
Sociology |
6 |
Drs. Muhammad Arifin, M. Hum |
S1 UNHAS |
Anthropology |
7 |
Sukapti, S. Sos., M. Hum |
S1 UGM |
Anthropology |
8 |
Dra. Hj. Erni Asneli Asbi |
S1 USU |
Social Welfare |
9 |
Ifan Luthfian Noor, S. Sos., M. Si |
S1 UNMUL |
Sosiatri |
10 |
Dra. Lisbet Situmorang, M. Si |
S1 USU |
Anthropology |
11 |
Dr. Sri Murlianti, S. Sos., M. Si |
S1 UGM |
Sosiatri |
12 |
Dra. Purwaningsih, M. Si |
S1 UGM |
Philosophy and Sociology of Education |
13 |
Drs. Martinus Nanang, M. A |
S1 Univ. Sanata Darma |
Philosophy and Sociology of Education |
14 |
Agustin Nurmanina, S. Sos |
S1 UGM |
Sosiatri |
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in Business Administration can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 50 kb]
Public Administration Study Program is the oldest study program in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Mulawarman University.
Profile
Since the Faculty establishment in 1962, study program of Ketatanegaraan later known as Administrasi Negara (Public Administration) had been there. So, Public Administration Study Program is the oldest study program in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, end even in Mulawarman University (along with study program of Econimics in the faculty of Economis). In the course of study program develpment, study program has been accredited with grade B by National Accreditation Board of Higher Education thorough Letter of Decision of BAN-PT No. 001/BAN-PT/Ak-XI/S1/IV/2008 dated April 18, 2008.
Vision and Missions
Vision :
To embody public administration study program which constantly supplies qualified and professional human resources in public administration field to support, promote, and maintain best practices in the establishment of good governance.
Missions :
1. To carry out teaching-learning process in public administration that meets market demands.
2. To produce qualified and professional graduates in public administration field to support, promote, and maintain best practices in the establishment of good governance.
3. To conduct reseach in public administration for study program develpment and for national development purposes, with emphasis given to public affairs and public interests issues.
Lecturers
LECTURES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers |
Education & University |
Specialization |
1 |
Prof. Dr. Adri Patton, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Brawijaya University S3 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Public Administration Economics |
2 |
Drs. D. B. Paranoan, M. Si | S1 Hasanuddin University S2 Hasanuddin University S3 Brawijaya University |
Construction Administration Environmental Management Administration Sciene |
3 |
Drs. H. Suarta Djaja, M. S | S1 Mulawarman University S2 hasanuddin University |
Public Administration Planning and Regional Development |
4 |
Drs. H. Achmad Djumlani, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Padjajaran University |
Public Administration Social Sciences |
5 |
Dr. Jumadi, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Padjajaran University S3 17 Agustus University Surabaya |
Public Administration Social Sciences Administration Sciences |
6 |
Prof. Dr. Hj. Aji Ratna Kusuma, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Hassanudin University S3 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Environmental Administration Economics |
7 |
Drs. H. M. Gunthar Riady, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Indonesia University |
Public Administration Environmental Science |
8 |
Drs. H. Syahrani, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Padjajaran University |
Public Administration |
9 |
Dra. Rosa Anggrainy, M. Si | S1 Katolik Parahyangan Univ. S2 Padjajaran University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
10 |
Dra. Hj. Zaidar Zein, M. Si | S1 Institut Agama Islam Negeri | Religion |
11 |
Drs. H. Hamdan, M. Si | S1 IAIN Sunan Kalijaga S2 Universitas Brawijaya |
Religion Public Administration |
12 |
Drs. Endang Erawan, M. Si | S1 Padjajaran University S2 Mulawarman University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
13 |
Dr. Anthonius Margono, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Brawijaya University S3 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Administration Sciences Economics |
14 |
Dr. Yacobus Bayau Lung, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Brawijaya University S3 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Public Administration Economics |
15 |
Drs. Muhibuddin | S1 Sunan Kalijaga University | Religion |
16 |
Drs. Said Sani | S2 WR. Supratman Surabaya University | |
17 |
Drs. M. Z. Arifin, M. Si | ||
18 |
Drs. Heryono Susilo Utomo, M. Si | S1 Mulawarnan University S2 Merdeka Malang University |
Public Administration Public Policy |
19 |
Drs. H. Soegriwadi Soekardi | S1 Mulawarman University | Public Administration |
20 |
Drs. Farhanuddin Jamanie, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Mulawarman University |
Public Administration State Adminsitration Sciences |
21 |
Bambang Irawan, S. Sos., M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Brawijaya University |
|
22 |
Cathas Teguh Prakoso, S. Sos., M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University | Public Administration |
23 |
Santi Rande, S. Sos., M. Si | S2 Hasanuddin University | Construction Administration |
24 |
Saipul, S. Sos., M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Mulawarman University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
25 |
Enos Paselle, S. Sos., M. AP | S1 Hasanuddin University S2 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
26 |
Fajar Apriani, S. Sos., M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Mulawarman University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
27 |
Kus Indarto, S. Sos | S1 Brawijaya University S2 Brawijaya University |
Public Administration Public Administration |
28 |
Dini Zulfiani, S. Sos | ||
29 |
Hj. Hariati, S. Sos., M. Si | ||
30 |
Dra. Ida Wahyuni, M. Si |
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in Public Administration can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 21 kb]
In its teaching-learning process, this study program sheds light on government theories and practices, such as those of government systems at any levels (international [comparative government], provincial, distric/city, and village levels), central-local government relationships, election, local democracy and good governance, contemporary issues of government, etc.
Introduction
Undergraduate Program in Government was founded in 1984, based on the Letter of Decision of Directorate General of Higher Education number :102/DIKTI/Kep/1984, dated 21 Agustus 1984.
In the last ten years, the intentions of applicants to study governmental science has been high and increasing. This can be drawn from total number of applicants and its increased figures. In the 2011 national selection, for instance, tocal applicants to this study progran was the highest in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences. It is apparently owing to the increasing number of district and city governments in East Kalimantan, from 6 distict/municipality goevernments to 14 district/city governments. This increase by all means requires more government employees.
In the recent development (early of 2012), the proposed establishment of a new province called Kaltara (Kalimantan Utara, North Kalimantan) has been approved by the central government and the national parliament. The process of its establishment is underway. This means that more government employees would be required.
At this point, the existence of Undergraduate Program in Government is of significance since this study program aims at producing graduates who have knowledge, understanding, skills, and required attitude in government-related matters. In addition, employment prospects of its graduates are not only in government institutions but also in non-state sectors.
Lecturers
LECTURES OF PUBLIC GOVERNMENT STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers |
Education & University |
Specialization |
1 |
Prof. Dr. H. Masjaya, M. Si |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Government Sciences |
2 |
Prof. Dr. H. Adam Idris, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Government Sciences |
3
|
Drs. Daud Kondorura, M. Si |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Government Sciences |
4 |
Drs. H. Burhanuddin, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Social and Political |
5 |
Drs. Muhammad Noor, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Social and Political |
6 |
Drs. Erwin Resmawan, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Social and Pilitical |
7 |
Dr. Muh. Jamal, M. Si |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Political |
8 |
Dr. Phil. I Ketut Gunawan,M. A |
S1 Gadjah Mada University |
Government Sciences |
9 |
Lutfi Wahyudi, S. Sos, M. Si |
|
|
10 |
Dra. Rita Kalalinggi, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Science of Government |
11 |
Iman Surya, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Universitas Mulawarman |
Government |
12 |
Budiman, S. IP, M. Si |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Government Sciences |
13 |
Jauchar B, S. IP, M. Si |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Science of Government |
14 |
Anwar AS, S. Sos, MM |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Government Sciences |
15 |
Muhammad Hairul Saleh, S. Sos, MA |
S1 Hasanuddin University |
Science Of Government |
16 |
Melati Dama, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Science of Government |
17 |
Eddy Iskandar, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Government Sciences |
18 |
Nur Hasanah, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Science of Government |
19 |
Mohammad Taufik, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
|
20 |
Hj. Letizia, S. Sos, M. Si |
S1 Mulawarman University |
Science Of Government |
Program Management
In managing this study program for good, there are three components that have been taken into consideration: Input, Process, and Output. Input component consists of lecturers, students, staff, curriculum, supporting facilities & infrastructures, and fund. Process comnponent concerns with program management, teaching-learning process, academic atmosphere, research, extensions, information system, and quality control system. Output component consists of graduates and academic products such as research reports, publication, etc. Some of them are elucidated below.
Students as an input component play crucial roles in the existence and success of this study program in managing its affairs. To acquire qualified students, the study program attempts to do so selectively and competitively. One of the eforts is to make this study program sustainably accredited by the Department of Education. In the last accreditation process, Undergraduate Study Program has been accredited with B mark. With this result, this study program has the right to be included in the national selection process. With this nationwide and competitive selection process, only qualified students will pass in the selection test. As the intentions of applicants to study in this academic discipline increase significantly, this study program also carry out student admission through local selection test.
Other important factors in the Input componet are lecturers and staff. So far, this study program has 20 full-time lecturers with qualificatons of holding academic degrees from undergradute degree, master degree, to doctoral degree obtained from universities throughout Indonesia and overseas. To improve the quality of lecturere, this study program encourages their lecturers to continue their studies, to pursue advanced degrees, or to carry out research and extensions. To narrow the gap in lecturer-student ratio, this program has proposed to the university and the department of education for lecturers recruitment.
Curriculum is another crucial factor in improving teaching-learning process and in producing qualified graduates. Every certain period of time (generally every four years), the curriculum is evaluated, and the result is, mainly, the adjustement of curriculum. In the recent curriculum, total number of credit semester units (CSU, SKS) that should be taken by undergraduate students are 157 CSU.
Last but not least, supporting facilities and infrastructures are of particular importance in teaching-learning process in Government Study Program. The study program strives to procure, improve, or renew them. The Faculty also plays important roles in this respect. Hence, currently this study program has representative officea with modern overhead equipments, representave lecture rooms equipped with modern equipments, digital library with sufficient academic references, modern seminar rooms for undergraduate theses seminars and defencea, and multi-purpose room for carrying out social functions and other activities.
Last but not least, there is a scientific journal the so-called Jurnal Sosial-Politika (Journal of Social and Political Scieces) in this Faculty, where lecturers of this study program can publish their works in such a journal.
Employment Prospects
The employment prospects of the graduates this study programs are so promising. They could become Public Policy Making Officer in government institutions, Political Strategy Manager in political parties, campaign Manager for candidates of Presiden, Governors, District/City Heads, Political and Public Affairs Manager in business corporations, Political Analisyst and Consultant in political consultant companies, lecturers in higher education institutions, journalists or political editors in mass media, businessmen, and assistant Manager and Team Leader in companies.
They could also work as commisioners of election-related commitee or organization (KPU, Banwaslu, etc), parliamentarians (local parliaments, senate, etc), and director or activists of NGOs.
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in Government can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 38 kb]
Background
The issue of law number 22/1999 on Regional Government, followed by the law number 32/2004, is a new historical milestone in implementing decentralization in Indonesia, especially in giving a wide authority of autonomy in all regions. Since the declaration of the laws, new autonomous regions have been formed in every remote spot of this archipelago. In East Kalimantan, six regions have already been developed into 13 regencies. With the development of new autonomous areas, an availability of professional human resource to bring about governmental duties as well as to assure of reaching a success in implementing the regional autonomy in each region is a crucial factor. In this province, the availability of human resource is extremely related to quantity and quality aspects.
In the 13 regencies of the province, the number of village reaches up to 1,334 while the number of sub district is 114. If it is assumed that each village and sub district need three civil leaders, then in order to comply with the aspect of quantity, the number of required civil leaders is 4,344. All this time, educational institutions which produce civil leaders can only accept 30 students each year from the entire East Kalimantan. If the effort of producing the civil leaders is based on the quota, then we will need 140 years.
In order to anticipate the constraint, The Faculty of Social and Political Science of Mulawarman University in cooperation with the Provincial Government and all regencies of East Kalimantan establishes a specific educational program to produce governmental cadres equal to sarjana ( bachelor degree) with a practical and applicable orientation.
Vision and Mission
The vision of Pemerintahan Integratif (PIN) is to become a center of excellence in establishing education for village civil leaders. While the mission is to produce civil leaders who are strong, professional and competent in taking in hand some kinds of governmental problems as well as serving their people.
PIN Educational Concept and Model
PIN implements an integrated concept of governmental education, namely integrating teaching learning process which is projected to produce graduates –as an output– who possess high intellectual capability, practical competence, wise and professional attitude and behavior with authority as a civil leader. Therefore, students must take three learning processes which are related to one another. First, they are educated to understand theories and analyses of cases in a subject they learn. Second, they are educated to own practical ability and skill in running a government, overcoming governmental problems, and serving their people. Third, they are educated to have an authoritative bearing, be wise and professional as a civil leader.
In order to attain to the graduate output mentioned above, PIN applies a pattern of putting them in a dormitory as a part of the educational process. The students stay in the dorm for a certain period of time. It is specifically aimed at training them to have discipline and good attitude and behavior as a civil leader.
The Management
The management of running PIN program is based on a partnership between The Faculty of Social and Political Science of Mulawarman University and the Provincial Government together with the government of 13 regencies of East Kalimantan. The faculty is utterly responsible for academic affairs. The Regency Governments send their people to pursue their study at PIN, while the Provincial Government acts as a facilitator to the Regency governments and also manages the students’ dorm.
Duration of study
The duration of their study at PIN is for 8 semesters. Educational activities done at the institution include lecturing; character and discipline building—in the dorm; apprenticeship; on the job training activity carried out at governmental institutions like village district, sub district, and regency; and mini thesis writing.
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Program in Applied Government can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 25 kb]
International Relations Study Program is a study program of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Mulawarman University specializing in international affairs, international cooperation, diplomacy, foreign policies, etc
Profile
Name of Study Program : International Relations
Educational Level : Undergraduate
Head of Study Program : Yuniarti, SIP., M.Si.
Secretary of Study Program : Chairul Aftah, SIP., MIA.
Address : Jl. Tanah Grogot Kampus Gn. Kelua Samarinda 75119
Tel. : 0541-741312
Facs. : 0541-741312
E-mail : -
Website : -
Science branch : International Relations
Degree awarded : S.I.P
Brief Description
International Relations Study Program is a study program born from an academic cooperation between the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Mulawarman University, Samarinda and Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Hassanudin University, Makassar based on cooperation aggreement both faculties Number 3362/J17.1.13/PP/2001 and Number 2738/J04.10/TU/2001. This study program has been accredited by National Accreditation Board of Higher Education (BAN-PT) with mark C based on Letter of Decision of BAN-PT No. 011/BAN-PT/Ak-IX/S1/VI/2008 dated 20 June 2008.
This study program is the one and only Study Program in International Relations available in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, and in Kalimantan since 2001 to 2011. Therefore, it is expected that this study program could become a center of excellence in international relations studies in Kalimantan.
In its development since 2001, the remaining active students had been from batch 2005 to batch 2001, with total number of students amounting to 932 persons. This shows a promising progress in the development of study program. In the meantime, graduates can serve the market demands in various sectors. They work in government institutions both in national level and local levels (provincial and district/city governments), private sectors (foreign and local companies, etc. with various fields of work.
There are two options in its student admissions, namely through national selection and local selection. This results in two types of academic activities management, based on group class of origin. Those who are admitted through national selection are grouped as the so-called morning class (attend lectures mostly in the morning) while those of through local selection carry out their teaching-learning process in the afternoon.
As far as the educational background of lecturers is concerned, the lecturers were graduated from universities both in Indonesia and overseas. Full time lecturers numbered 13 persons, while those of part time 20 persons. Some of them hold doctoral degrees, while other are of master degrees. As well, there are some professors among them.
Vision and Missions
Vision:
To embody International Relations Study Program as a mainstay study program in Mulawarman University and a well known study program in East kalimantan.
Mission Program Studi :
1. To produce graduates having knowledge, understanding, attitude, expertise, and practical skills in international relations.
2. To produce qualified graduates in international relations.
3. To increase local human resources capanle of developing international relations either in local, national or international levels.
Study Program Competency
1. Knowledge and Understanding
- Having capabilities/competency in developing knowledge and understanding on concepts, theories, approaches and paradigms of social and political sciences at individual, institutional, and system level in a local, national, international, and global scales.
- Having capabilities/competency in developing knowledge and understanding on concepts, theories, approaches and paradigms of international relations.
- Having capabilities in the advancement of international relations science.
2. Intellectual Skills
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of intellectual skills of students and lecturers in international relations.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of intellectual skills of students and lecturers in analyzing social and political occurrences, symptoms, and phenomena at local, national, international and global levels.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of intellectual skills of students and lecturers in rethinking, planning, preventing and solving the problem faced.
3. Practical Skills
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of practical skills of students and lectures in applying concepts, theory, approaches, and paradigms on social and political sciences at individual, institutional, and system level in a local, national, international, and global scales.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of practical skills of students and lectures in analyzing socio-political problems by applying concepts, theory, approaches, and paradigms at individual, institutional, and system level at a local, national, international, and global scale.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of practical skills of students and lectures in conducting research by using methods in international relations.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of practical skills of students and lectures in coping with the existing problems and challenges.
- Having capabilities/competency in facilitating the development of practical skills of students and lectures in the management of time, costs, manpower, and thoughts to apply the acquired science and knowledge.
4. Managerial Skills
- Having managerial skills in managing study program’s administrative affairs efficiently and effectively.
- Having managerial skills in managing study program’s resources (human resources, fund, social capital) efficiently and effectively.
- Having managerial skills in organizing academic events at local, national, and international levels.
- Having managerial skills in obtaining and nurturing the status of an accredited study program.
- Having skills in carrying out innovation, reform, or adjustment to make study program’s administrative tasks running smoothly.
5. Attitude
- Always nurture the integrity of the study program.
- Having capabilities in upholding scientific ethics in scientific writing.
- Always uphold, comply with, and execute faculty and university’s regulations.
- Sensitive or responsive to socio-political changes at local, national, and international levels.
Organizational Structure
Head of Study Program : Yuniarti, M.Si.
Secretary of Study Program : Chairul Aftah, MIA.
Finance Section
Paymaster : Sumadi, SE.
Asistant of paymaster : Hambali, A.Md.
Academic Section
Staff : Astuti Nur Jannah, SP.
Lala Nor Hidayah, S.Kom.
M. Faisal Albar Nugraha, S.Sos.
Administration and Overhead Equipment Section
Staff : Anton, S.Sos.
Khairul Muchlis
Sabran Aidi
Lecturers
LECTURERS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers |
Education and University |
Specialization |
1. |
Enny Fathurrachmi, M. Si | S1 Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta University | International Relations |
2 |
Chairul Aftah, MIA | S1 Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta University S2 The Australian National University |
International Relations |
3 |
Uni Wahyuni Sagena, M. Si | S1 Hasanuddin University S2 Gadjah Mada University |
Political Sciences International Relations |
4 |
Yuniarti, M. Si | S1 Gadjah Mada University S2 Gadjah Mada University |
International Relations Political Sciences |
5 |
Yayuk Anggraini, M. Si | S1 Muhammadiyah JogjakartaUniversity S2 Mulawarman University |
International Relations Public Policy |
6 |
Andi Purnawaman, M. Si | S1 Hasanuddin University S2 Hasanuddin University |
International Relations Planning and Regional Development |
7 |
Rahmah Daniah, M. Si | S1 Jend. A. Yani University | International Relations |
8 |
Sonny Sudiar, SIP.,MA | S1 Airlangga University | International Relations |
9 |
Frentika Wahyu Retnowatik, MA | S1 Hasanuddin University S2 Gadjah Mada University |
International Relations International Relations |
10 |
Etha Passan, SIP | S1 Hasanuddin University | International Relations |
11 |
Hijrah Saputra Har, S. Sos | S1 Mulawarman University | International Relations |
12 |
Tendy, S. Sos | S1 Mulawarman University | International Relations |
13 |
Aisyah, MA |
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in International Relations can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 10 kb]
Undergraduate Program in Communication is a study program under the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Mulawarman Universith whose teaching and learning process focuses on various aspects of mass communication, human relations, etc.
Goals
Communication Study Program is an undergraduate study in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences aiming at producing graduates in communication science with qualifications as follows:
1. Having open attitude and being responsive to the change and advancement of science and technology and problems faced by the communities, particularly in relation to communication issues.
2. Having basic knowledge and skills in understanding, explaining, and solving the existing problems related to communication issues.
3. Capable in understanding principles of management and in occupying certain postition acquiring communication skills in productive activities and public services.
Employment Prospects
Graduates of Communication Study Program will be capable to work in various fields and professions, such as education, consultant office, research, mass media, government, companies, Comdev/CSR division, etc.
Lecturers
Lecturers of Undergraduate Program in Communication consists of experts and scientists with undergraduate degree, master degree, doctoral degree,and professors. They are:
LECTURERS OF UNDERGDRADUATE PROGRAM IN COMMUNICATION
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers |
Education and University |
Specialization |
1 |
Drs. H. Abdullah Karim, M. S | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Padjajaran University |
Public Administration Socila Sciences |
2 |
Drs. Sugandi, M. Si | S1 Mulawarman University S2 Padjajaran University |
Sosiatri Science Science Communication |
3 |
Hj. Hairunisa, S. Sos., MM | ||
4 |
Inda Fitriyani, S. Sos., M. si | ||
5 |
Rina Juwita S. IP., MHRIR | S1 Muhammadiyah Jogjakarta Univ. S2 The University of Western |
Science Communication |
6 |
Silviana Purwanti, S. Sos., M. Si | S1 Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang S2 Universitas Airlangga |
Communication Sciences Social Sciences |
Address
Communication Study Program, Faculty of Social and Political Scienes, Mulawarman University, Gunung Kelua, Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Tel. (0541) 743820 – 748662
Contact persons:
1. Drs. Sugandi, M.Si (Hp. 08125833745)
2. Rina Juwita, S.IP, MHRIR (Hp. 081347093601)
3. Marlina Anggeryani, A.Md (Hp. 081253000055)
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in Communication can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 16 kb]
Undergraduate Program in Psychology is a study program currently under the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Mulawarman University. This study program focuses its teaching-learning process on behaviour and mental process of human beings.
Profile
undergraduate Program in Psychology was founded in 2009 based on the Letter of Decision of Directorate General of Higher Education No. 884/D/T/2009. Since its establishment, the data shows that every year the number of applicants enrolled to this program increase by 50% in average.
Psychology is an academic discipline studying behaviour and mental process of human beings. Therefore, the locus of the study is quite broad, from learning process, remembering and thinking, development process of individuals, intrapersonal and interpersonal relations, organizational behaviour, to personality disorders. Therefore, academic fields of Psychology are grouped based on academic concerns such as psychology in industry and organization, in educational field, clinical field, human development field, and social field.
Vision and Missions
Vision:
To become an academic institution advancing Psychology, educating students, and producing graduates that benefits society at large, based on science and technology, faith and piety, and nationality insight.
Missions:
a. To advance psychology that benefits society, based on science and techology, faith and piety, and nationality insight.
b. To educate students of Psychology that benefit society, based on science and techology, faith and piety, and nationality insight.
c. To produce university graduates in psychology that benefit society, based on science and techology, faith and piety, and nationality insight.
Address and Contact
Address:
Undergraduate Program in Psychology
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences
Mulawarman University
Gunung Kelua, Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia
Contact:
Phone : +62 (0)541-204043 Ext. 303
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Website : http://www.psikologi-unmul.co.cc
Lecturers
LECTURERS OF UNDERGDRADUATE PROGRAM IN PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
MULAWARMAN UNIVERSITY
No |
Lecturers | Education and University | Specialization |
1 |
Muhammad Ali Adriansyah. S. Psi., M. Si | S1 Universitas Islam Negeri Malang S2 Universitas Gadjah Mada |
Psychology Psychology |
2 |
Diah Rahayu, S. Psi., M. Si | S1 Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta S2 Universitas gadjah Mada |
Psychology Psychology |
3 |
Netty Dian Prastika, S. Psi., M. Psi | S1 Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang S2 Universitas Airlangga |
Psychology Psychology |
4 |
Lisda Sofia, S. Psi., M. Psi Psikolog | S1 Universitas Padjajaran S2 Universitas Padjajaran |
Psychology Psychology |
Curriculum
The curriculum of Undergraduate Study Program in Psychology can be seen in following link: click here. [PDF, 85 kb]
Master program in Public Administration is the only postgraduate program available at the Faculty od Social and Political Sciences, Mulawarman University. The intentions of undergraduate degree holders to study in this study program are quite high.
Background
In facing globalization era accompanied by various and complex issues, it is predicted that the recent character of bureaucracy will not be able to cope with such complex issues. In addition, the societal development is becoming more advanced in any aspects, signed by the increasing concerns on democracy, human rights, environmental protection, and so on.
It is therefore of importance for bureaucracy to transform or to reform itself continuously, particularly its capabilities, capacities, and feasibilites, in response to such changes. This can be only done if human resources in such a bureaucracy are continuously developed, their skills, their knowledge, and their mindsets in particular.
To anticipate such trend and to contribute to the development of human resources in East Kalimantan, since 2000/2001 the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Mulawarman University has established Master Program in Public Administration.
Vision and Missions
Vision :
To become a center of excellence in human resources development related to public administration.
Mission :
1. To improve postgraduate students' capabilities in approaching any issues scientifically as well as to solve problems in community development.
2. Tp prepare postgraduate students in occupying positions, and in coordinating and carrying out any tasks related to their positions in government office.
3. To prepare postgraduate students in designing and conducting scientific research for tha advancement of science and technology.
Goals
In general, the goal of Master Program in Public Administration is provide or improve theoretical views, attitudes, and skills of postgraduate students in developing knowledge and expertise in public administration through various scientific activities.
The specific goals of Master Program in Public Administration are:
1. To create an interactive teaching-learning process atmosphere between lecturers and students so that academic culture such as academic freedom, free thinking, and free expression would be formed.
2. To nurture civitas academica capable of formulating problems in public administration as well as skillful in conducting research and in analyzing solvoing problems related to their academic disciplines.
3. To increase the contribution of academia in the advancement of public administration science.
4. To produce graduates who have qualification as follows:
o Having sufficient knowledge and academic capabilities in pursuing doctoral studies or as bureaucrats.
o Having scientific passions, strong and independent personality, and capabilities in the development of science, public administration science in particular.
Lecture Program
1. Any student should take a total credit semester unit (CSU) of 37, including 6 CSU for thesis writing.
2. Teaching-learning processes consist of lectures, seminars, and individual reading.
Requirements and Enrollment Procedures
Applicants who hold undergraduate degree from any academic discipline can apply to this Master program in Public Administration.
The application should be submitted to the program by filling the available form and pay enrollment fee elaborated below:
1. Application Submission
- Enrollment fee : Rp. 500.000
- Academic Potential Test : Rp. 500.000
- TOEFL test : Rp. 500.000
2. After admitted as Student
- Upgrading program fee : Rp. 2.000.000
- University graduation cost : Rp. 350.000
- Faculty graduation cost : RP. 250.000
- Graduation ceremony accessories : RP. 185.000
The payment should be directed to the Rector Unmul bank account (one account policy), as follows:
Bank name : Bankaltim
Account name : BENDAHARA PENERIMA UNMUL
Account number : 0011509606
Two copies of the following documents should be submitted, as follows:
1. A filled and signed application form
2. Certified copy of undergradute certificate
3. Certified academic transcript of undergraduate study
4. Copy of paid invoices (enrollment fee, TPA, TOEFL, etc)
5. Document Hanging Folder with green color
6. Color passport photo with size as follows:
a. 2x3 cm : 4 pieces
b. 3x4 cm : 4 pieces
c. 4x6 cm : 4 pieces
Tution Fee
1. The porstgraduate study (master degree) can be completed in four semesters, consisting of three semester for lecture sessions in classses, and one semester for thesis writing.
2. Total cost for this study amounts to Rp 8.571.250,- (USD 902) per semester.*
Note: For the first semester only (it already includes enrollment fee, PAT, TPA, TOEFL, faculty and university graduation ceremony cost). In the following semesters, the tuition fee is Rp 7.500.000 (USD 789) per semester.