Program Overview
This micro-credential program focuses on understanding the intersection of customary laws, national legal systems, and governance in Indonesia. It provides learners with both historical context and practical knowledge on the legal frameworks that shape Indonesian society, particularly in relation to governance.
Target Audience:
- Legal professionals and students
- Public administrators and government officials
- Policymakers and governance experts
- Researchers and academics in law and cultural studies
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the role of customary law within Indonesian society and its impact on modern legal systems.
- Grasp the core components of the Indonesian legal system, including civil, criminal, and constitutional law.
- Apply governance principles in public administration, focusing on transparency and accountability in Indonesian institutions.
Benefits of the Program:
- Develop specialized knowledge in Indonesian legal traditions and their integration into modern governance.
- Build expertise in public sector governance within a complex legal landscape.
- Enhance understanding of Indonesia’s legal system for roles in legal, academic, or governmental positions.
Potential Career Pathways:
- Legal advisor or consultant specializing in Indonesian law
- Public sector legal officer or policy analyst
- Governance advisor for government institutions
- Researcher in Indonesian law or cultural studies
List Courses
| Course Name | Course Institution | Course Duration (Hours) | Week | Credit | Course Detail |
| Customary Law | Universitas Terbuka | 11 | 16 | 2 SKS | Detail |
| Explore the unwritten laws and customs that shape life and governance in Indonesia | |||||
| Indonesian Legal System | Universitas Terbuka | 17 | 16 | 3 SKS | Detail |
| Understand the broader legal structure in Indonesia, including civil, criminal, and constitutional law | |||||
| Good Public Governance | Universitas Terbuka | 17 | 16 | 3 SKS | Detail |
| Apply governance principles to public institutions in Indonesia and beyond, focusing on transparency and accountability | |||||
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Asessment
To earn the Building and Managing Businesses in the Age of Tourism and Technology Micro-Credential certificate, participants must complete all courses included in the program. If a participant fails to complete all courses and obtain their respective certificates, they will be considered unsuccessful in the overall Building and Managing Businesses in the Age of Tourism and Technology Micro-Credential program. However, participants can still receive individual certificates for each course within the program that they have successfully completed and for which they have achieved the minimum required grade.
Each course within the Building and Managing Businesses in the Age of Tourism and Technology Micro-Credential program carries a different credit value, with each credit equivalent to 45 hours. The institution bases its credit system on the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology Regulation Number 53 of 2023, concerning the Assurance of Higher Education Quality.
Important!!!
After completing your payment, you will receive an email notification within 24 hours to begin the Legal Frameworks and Cultural Norms in Indonesia Micro-Credential Programme. If you do not receive the notification within this time, please contact the Course Instructor at [email protected]
