Daftar Mata Kuliah

This course explores the teachings, values, and practices of the five major religions in Indonesia. Students are encouraged to understand both the fundamental differences and commonalities in theological, ethical, and religious traditions, while also fostering attitudes of tolerance, dialogue, and harmony among people of different faiths.

This course examines the fundamental values of Pancasila as the ideology and foundation of the Indonesian state. It focuses on the philosophical, historical, and practical understanding of Pancasila in the context of social, national, and state life.

This course emphasizes proficiency in using the Indonesian language correctly and appropriately, both in spoken and written forms. Students are trained to master linguistic rules, develop academic writing skills, and utilize language as a tool for critical and scientific thinking.

This course introduces the basic concepts of linguistics as the scientific study of language, covering phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Students learn to understand the structure, function, and variation of language within the context of communication.

This course provides an introduction to the nature, forms, and functions of literary works. Students are introduced to the genres of poetry, prose, and drama, as well as to basic approaches for appreciating and analyzing literary texts.

This course discusses the basic concepts of cultural studies in social life. Students are encouraged to analyze traditional cultural phenomena.

This course introduces philosophy as a reflective discipline, along with the skills of critical and dialectical thinking. Students learn to examine fundamental questions of humanity, truth, and ethics through the thoughts of philosophers from the classical to the modern era.

This course aims to improve students? English language competence in an integrated manner: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Emphasis is placed on the use of English in both academic contexts and everyday communication.

This course discusses the rights and obligations of citizens, democracy, law, and human rights in the context of national and state life. Students are trained to develop critical awareness, responsibility, and active participation as citizens of Indonesia.

This course introduces the basic principles of natural sciences. It focuses on understanding scientific concepts and their applications in everyday life as well as in technological development.

This course examines the sound system of the Indonesian language, covering phonemes, allophones, sound distribution, and phonotactic rules. Students are trained to analyze sound structures both theoretically and practically within a linguistic context.

This course explores the development of Indonesian literature from the classical to the contemporary period. Students are introduced to significant works, literary movements, periods, and the socio-cultural contexts that shaped the emergence of literary works.

This course introduces the basic concepts of philology, namely the study of ancient manuscripts. The focus includes the history, functions, textual criticism, and the relevance of manuscripts in understanding the culture and intellectual history of the nation.

This course equips students with the fundamentals of logic, reasoning, and scientific methods of thinking. Its aim is to develop analytical, argumentative, and systematic skills in solving both academic and practical problems.

This course introduces basic theories in literary studies. Students learn to apply these theories in critically analyzing literary texts.

This course examines the culture of communities living in tropical forest areas, particularly in Indonesia. The focus is on traditions, local wisdom, arts, and the relationship between humans and the tropical natural environment.

This course discusses oral traditions and folk cultural expressions such as myths, legends, folktales, proverbs, and folk songs. Students are introduced to methods of collecting, analyzing, and preserving folklore within a cultural context.

This course explores the relationship between language and digital technology, including linguistic applications in software. Students are introduced to the use of technology for language studies and practices.

This course examines the development, forms, and themes of Indonesian prose (short stories, novels, romances) from the perspectives of literary history, theory, and criticism.

This course is a writing practicum that focuses on creating creative works such as poetry, short stories, essays, and scripts, with an emphasis on developing imagination, language style, and originality.

This course studies the relationship between culture and media, including how media represent, shape, and influence social and cultural practices.

This course discusses word structure (morphology) and sentence structure (syntax) in the Indonesian language, as well as their application in linguistic analysis.

This course develops writing skills for news, articles, features, and opinion pieces in accordance with journalistic principles and mass media ethics.

This course provides a basic introduction to Indonesian for foreign speakers, covering basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.

This course hones language skills comprehensively (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) to enable students to achieve academic and professional proficiency.

This course trains students in writing scientific papers, such as essays, research reports, and academic articles, with correct grammar, structure, and citation.

This course reviews meaning in language, covering theories of lexical and grammatical meaning, semantic relations, and their applications in linguistic analysis.

This course examines the development, forms, and styles of Indonesian poetry, including the analysis of themes, structures, and its social and aesthetic roles.

This course studies language style in both literary and non-literary texts through a linguistic approach to uncover meaning and aesthetic effects.

This course trains students in editing and revising texts, focusing on spelling, grammar, structure, and consistency of writing style.

This course reviews theories of signs and meaning in language, literature, and culture, as well as their applications in text and media analysis.

This course discusses gender and feminist theories and their application in the study of literature, culture, and media to understand issues of equality.

This course studies discourse analysis in the Indonesian language using linguistic, social, and cultural approaches to uncover hidden meanings in texts.

This course examines literary works from an ecological perspective, focusing on the relationship between humans, the environment, and issues of sustainability.

This course analyzes language in relation to the environment, ecosystem changes, and the social constructions of nature and sustainability.

This course develops an entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and innovation in creating business opportunities in the fields of language, literature, and culture.

This course studies the history, forms, and analysis of Indonesian drama texts, as well as their social and aesthetic functions in society.

This course reviews the relationship between language and culture from the perspective of linguistic anthropology, including community communication practices.

This course examines literary works across nations, languages, and cultures to identify their similarities, differences, and intertextuality.

This course examines approaches, designs, and research techniques in linguistics, including qualitative methods, quantitative methods, and language data analysis

This course reviews research methods in literature, covering structural, historical, hermeneutic, and interdisciplinary approaches in analyzing literary works

This course explores the theory and practice of theater, including its history, scripts, performances, and the role of theater as a medium of cultural expression

This course studies the theory and practice of Indonesian literary criticism, with a focus on text analysis, contextual interpretation, and reader response

This course discusses the use of language in context, including implicature, speech acts, presupposition, and meanings determined by communicative situations

This course develops Indonesian language learning curricula by considering objectives, materials, methods, and evaluations based on learners? needs

This course examines the relationship between literature and society, including social functions, representation, and the role of ideology in literary works

This course studies the relationship between language and society, covering language variation, language change, and the social factors that influence language use

This course uses language corpora to analyze linguistic patterns empirically with the aid of software tools and statistical methods

This course examines literature that emerges and develops in digital spaces, including new forms, interactive styles, and the phenomena of cyber literature

This course studies the theory and practice of dictionary compilation, including principles of lemma selection, definition writing, and meaning representation.

This course analyzes children?s literature in terms of theme, language, educational values, and its role in the development of children?s imagination and morality.

This course serves as an academic forum for discussing research findings or scientific issues, training students in presentation, critical discussion, and scholarly argumentation.

An internship program in language, literature, and culture to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world practice.

This course discusses the management of literacy production, from planning, writing, and editing to publication across various media.

This course develops skills in creating content, writing, and disseminating information through social media platforms effectively and ethically.

This course examines approaches, strategies, and techniques of language teaching that are applicable in various learning contexts.

This course discusses the theory and practice of teaching literature using creative, analytical, and contextual methods tailored to learners? needs.

This course studies the relationship between language and mental processes, including language acquisition, comprehension, and production.

This course examines literary works through a psychological approach, covering the psychological aspects of characters, authors, and readers.

This course studies film as a cultural text, covering film theory, cinematic aesthetics, and social and ideological analysis.

This course reviews the application of linguistics in the field of law, such as the analysis of language evidence, contracts, speeches, and legal texts.

This course studies dialectal variations in language, covering their history, classification, research methods, and socio-cultural factors.

This course examines cross-cultural interactions in literary works, including themes of identity, hybridity, and intercultural representation.

This course involves community service activities based on language, literature, and culture, training students to apply their knowledge in social empowerment

The final project consists of independent research presented in the form of a scientific paper, serving as a requirement for the completion of the undergraduate program

This course studies comics and graphic novels as a medium of visual literature, covering history, aesthetics, and narrative analysis

This course provides an introduction to the German language, covering basic skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening within everyday communication contexts

This course introduces the basics of the French language with a focus on oral and written communication skills as well as cultural understanding

This course introduces Mandarin for beginners, covering basic character acquisition, grammar, and simple communication skills

This course examines East Asian cultures (China, Japan, Korea) from the perspectives of history, arts, philosophy, and contemporary social practices