The International Class (Master of Laws) is an international class within the Master of Law Study Program (Jakarta Campus), Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada. This class was developed as part of the Faculty of Law UGM’s efforts to strengthen the internationalization of legal education, enhance the competitiveness of graduates, and expand academic networks with universities and legal institutions at both national and international levels. The Master of Law (LL.M.) Program at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada is designed to meet the need for experts in various fields of law that have significant relevance to Indonesia, both in the national and global scope. The program offers a range of learning modules specifically designed to broaden knowledge and enhance students’ ability to analyze law in the Indonesian context, while also contributing to the development of law in a global context.

With an (LL.M.) degree, graduates are prepared to have the competencies to fill various strategic positions in the legal field across diverse institutions, ranging from multinational corporations to international organizations.

The International Class (Master of Laws) is established to meet the need for human resources with a master’s qualification in the field of business law with international insight and exposure. The development of the business world and the increasing complexity of legal issues in the fields of corporations, banking, capital markets, business competition, investment, intellectual property rights, and international trade require professionals who have a strong understanding of the law while also being able to view legal issues from a global perspective.

The International Class (Master of Laws) is designed with a curriculum development based on Outcome Based Education (OBE) and refers to the Indonesian National Qualifications Framework (KKNI) Level 8. Learning is directed at developing an in-depth understanding of law, the ability to analyze current and global legal issues, an interdisciplinary approach, and an understanding of various legal systems and perspectives.

In its implementation, the International Class (Master of Laws) is also directed to expand partnerships with universities, research institutions, and legal organizations both domestically and abroad. This program encourages the involvement of international academics and practitioners, publication in reputable international journals, and the development of academic collaborations such as dual degrees, student exchanges, and other forms of student mobility.