Study Load Report for Magister in Law Program (MLP)

The student's study load managed based on the credit in the curriculum. The total number of credit for the entire program is 42. According to Ministry of Education and Culture Regulation   No. 3/2020, 1 (one) credit semester unit consists of 50 (fifty) minutes of learning activities per week per semester, 60 (sixty) minutes of structured assignments per week per semester, and 60 (sixty) minutes of independent study per week per semester. Therefore, for a course with a 2-credit-hour weight, students will undergo:

Table 19:

Master in Law Program

 Learning Type and Credit

Learning activities are conducted through in-person classes on campus as well as online. Structured Assignments are in the form of assignments/papers. Independent Study is managed independently by each student.

Therefore, to complete 42 credit hours in 4 semesters, students utilize 1,904 hours, with an average of 476 hours per semester.

Semester	Number of credits Curriculum	Minute	hour
1	13	170 minutes x 13 credits x 16 meetings = 35,360 minutes	589.3 hours/semester
2	12	170 minutes x 12 credits x 16 meetings = 32,640 minutes	544 hours/semester
3	10	170 minutes x 10 credits x 16 meetings = 27,200 minutes	453.3 hours/semester
4	7	170 minutes x 7 credits x 16 meetings = 19,040 minutes	317.3 hours/semester
Total	42	114.240 minutes	1,904 hours/4 semesters

Table 20:

Master in Law Program

 Credit Hours

Regarding the course load, this is measured by the Ministry of Education and Culture Regulation No. 3 of 2020 on National Higher Education Standards. A survey was conducted with MLP students for the variables of material weight, assignment load, and independent assignment load on a scale as follows:

1 = Not suitable for all courses ever taken

2 = Suitable for a small portion (10-40%) of the courses ever taken

3 = Suitable for half (50%) of the courses ever taken

4 = Suitable for most (60-90%) of the courses ever taken

5 = Suitable for all courses ever taken

Chart 7:

MLP Course Load

Based on the survey results above:

1. 46.4% of the respondents rated the weight of course materials as suitable for all the courses they have taken.

2. 34% of the respondents rated the time allocated for completing assignments as suitable for the credit for all courses.

3. 46.4% of the respondents rated the time for completing independent assignments as suitable for the credit for all courses.

4. 64.2% of the respondents rated the assignments suitable for the course materials.