The Faculty of Law at Gadjah Mada University (FH UGM) will hold final exams for students in the Regular and International Undergraduate Programs (IUP) from June 10–19, 2025. For Master’s program students, the exam schedule will follow the guidelines of each respective program.
As a key component of the academic calendar, final exams serve as an opportunity to assess students’ understanding of course material, covering fields such as criminal law, constitutional law, and international law. These exams not only measure knowledge but also foster the development of critical and analytical thinking skills—key competencies in the legal profession.
The Faculty of Law at UGM has prepared various facilities and guidelines to ensure that exams are conducted fairly and orderly. Academic support, including review sessions and workshops, is also provided to help students approach their exams with confidence.
The conduct of these final exams reflects the UGM Faculty of Law’s commitment to SDG 4 (Quality Education), namely by providing legal education that is inclusive, equitable, and supports lifelong learning. The Faculty also promotes academic integrity as part of fostering legal professionals who uphold ethics and honesty.
Students are encouraged to manage their study time wisely and take care of their mental health in the lead-up to exams. The UGM Faculty of Law continues to ensure that all students, regardless of their background, have equal access to learning resources and academic support.
Through this final exam, the Faculty of Law at UGM not only evaluates academic achievement but also strengthens the institution’s role in fostering the quality of legal education in Indonesia and realizing a sustainable and ethical higher education system.
