8
Semesters
Undergraduate Programme
Business
Law
Curriculum Handbook
2026 Revision · Concurrent Theory-Practice Track
8
Semesters
150
Credits
58
Courses
6
Phases
Most curricula ask students to master theory for years before they ever set foot in a real legal environment. This handbook takes a different path: from Semester 1, students are already inside the industry — observing, assisting, and learning how law actually moves in practice — while building the academic foundation alongside it. Three internship periods, three months each, run across the programme, so theory is never abstract for long. What's learned in the classroom this month can be tested against a real case, a real client, or a real courtroom the next.
Because early exposure is a rare advantage, not a risk. Most students only see the inside of a law firm or legal department in their final year, by which point they've spent three years guessing what the profession actually looks like. Here, that guessing ends on day one. Students walk into real offices, sit in on real proceedings, and see how legal theory gets applied — then bring that context back into every class that follows. It changes how they learn: not memorising doctrine in the abstract, but recognising it the moment they meet it again in a brief, a contract, or a hearing.
From there, Enrichment I and II widen what students can do — deeper legal domains, applied skills, specialised topics. Practical Courses turn that knowledge into hands-on legal work. Concentration narrows into one chosen depth. Semester 8 closes the arc with a capstone, often completed while a final internship period continues alongside it.
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202601Business Law is not a list of courses in the usual order. It is a sequence chosen on purpose: theory and practice running side by side from day one, breadth before depth, and repeated industry immersion before the final project. Three principles run through every phase.
Semester 1 already places students inside real legal environments while the academic foundation is being built, not after it. Every phase that follows keeps that same rhythm: classroom learning and applied exposure moving together, never one waiting for the other.
Across the programme, students complete three internship periods, three months each, in approved legal and business environments. Each period builds in responsibility over the last, so exposure deepens as academic grounding does.
Students commit to a single depth chosen from three labs — Technology & Cyber Law, Startup & Venture Capital Law, and Financial Technology & RegTech — so every course in that phase reinforces the same direction.
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202602Able to advise on the legal side of technology, startups, and financial innovation, from drafting and structuring through to compliance and dispute resolution, not just knowing the regulations. Plus, understands how digital business and emerging technology work, so legal advice keeps pace with the industry it serves.
Law graduates typically leave campus with strong doctrine but little exposure to how it actually applies, and the gap between classroom and industry keeps widening as business and technology change faster than curricula do. Cakrawala closes that gap: theoretical grounding and industry practice are built into the curriculum at the same time, producing graduates who are ready to work, not just ready to recite the law.
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Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202603The eight semesters are organised around six phases rather than a flat sequence. The design is deliberate: theoretical grounding and industry immersion run together from the first semester, deepen through two rounds of enrichment, sharpen into hands-on practical courses, then narrow into one chosen concentration, tested across three internship periods, and closed with a defended capstone.
Each phase is defined by one verb. The full ladder is on the next page.
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202604Building core legal foundations while the first internship period begins, early exposure to how law actually works in industry.
Foundation continues, first internship period runs alongside it.
Broadening into more specific areas of business law.
Deepening into applied and contemporary legal issues.
Turning knowledge into practical legal work: drafting, legal opinions, and hands-on casework.
Committing to one depth: Technology & Cyber Law, Startup & Venture Capital Law, or Financial Technology & RegTech.
Third internship period, deepening the chosen concentration inside real industry work.
A complete, defended capstone project, often carried out while an internship placement continues in parallel.
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202605| Semester | Focus | Courses | Credits | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Semester 1 | Foundation & Internship I | 8 | 20 | Early legal foundation + industry exposure |
| Semester 2 | Foundation & Internship II | 8 | 21 | Second internship period runs alongside |
| Semester 3 | Enrichment I | 7 | 18 | Widens the base |
| Semester 4 | Enrichment II | 6 | 18 | Applied business law topics |
| Semester 5 | Practical Courses | 7 | 20 | Hands-on legal practice |
| Semester 6 | Concentration | 7 | 19 | Third internship period begins |
| Semester 7 | Concentration (cont.) / Magang | 10 | 20 | Internship conversion courses |
| Semester 8 | Ending. Capstone | 5 | 14 | Capstone + remaining MKWU |
| Total | 58 | 150 | Meets the minimum standard |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202606Focused on the legal side of technology, data, and digital infrastructure.
Focused on the legal structuring of startups, funding rounds, and venture deals.
Focused on the regulation of digital finance, payments, and compliance.
Real Output from Students
Through Cakrawala Legal Clinics, students have proven they can produce work practitioners actually use: a due diligence report that informed a real seed round, and a compliance memo adopted by a partner fintech platform.
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202607| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SLA111 | Introduction to Law | 3 |
| SLA112 | Introduction to Indonesian Legal System | 3 |
| SLA113 | Theory of State | 2 |
| SLA114 | Civil Law | 3 |
| SLA115 | Legal Research and Writing Methods | 2 |
| SLA116 | Contract Drafting Practice | 3 |
| HKM111 | Digital Law and Business | 3 |
| WUC1121 | Career Ready | 1 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202608| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK2539 | Constitutional Law | 3 |
| HK25410 | Criminal Law | 4 |
| HK25412 | International Law | 3 |
| HK2526 | Legal English | 2 |
| HK2528 | Law and Society | 2 |
| MKWU2523 | Pancasila (Character Education) | 2 |
| MKWU2525 | Civic Education | 2 |
| — | Intellectual Property Law | 3 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202609| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK25234 | Legal Research and Writing Methods II | 2 |
| HK25314 | Criminal Procedure Law | 3 |
| HK25315 | Civil Procedure Law | 3 |
| — | Corporate Law | 3 |
| HK25317 | Law and Technology I | 3 |
| HK25218 | Customary (Adat) Law | 2 |
| HK25219 | Agrarian Law | 2 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202610| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK25321 | Special Criminal Law | 3 |
| HK25322 | International Business Law | 3 |
| HK25323 | Private International Law | 3 |
| HK25324 | State Administrative Law | 3 |
| HK25325 | Tax Law | 3 |
| HK25327 | Banking Law | 3 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202611| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK25328 | Criminal Court Practice | 3 |
| HK25329 | Civil Court Practice | 3 |
| — | Due Diligence, Merger & Acquisition Practice | 3 |
| HK25331 | Law and Technology II | 3 |
| HK25332 | Philosophy of Law | 3 |
| HK25333 | Legal Reasoning | 3 |
| — | Elective: Competition Law / Consumer Protection Law | 2 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202612| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK25236 | Legal Professional Ethics | 3 |
| HK25337 | Contemporary Law | 3 |
| — | Elective: Cybersecurity / e-Governance / Digital Community | 2 |
| — | Elective: Data Privacy / AI and Law / Blockchain and Law | 2 |
| HK25347 | Advocacy Practice | 3 |
| HK25348 | Legislative Drafting Practice | 3 |
| — | Employment Law | 3 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202613| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HKB2521 | Communication Skills | 2 |
| HKB2522 | Teamwork Skills | 2 |
| HKB2523 | Managerial Skills | 2 |
| HKB2524 | Analytical & Problem-Solving Skills | 2 |
| HKB2525 | Initiative Skills | 2 |
| HKB2526 | Creativity & Innovation Skills | 2 |
| HKB2527 | Leadership Skills | 2 |
| HKB2528 | Independence & Integrity Skills | 2 |
| HKB2529 | Adaptability Skills | 2 |
| HKB25210 | Technology Utilisation Skills | 2 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202614| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HK25649 | Capstone Project | 6 |
| MKWU2521 | Religious Studies | 2 |
| MKWU2522 | Indonesian Language | 2 |
| — | English | 2 |
| — | Entrepreneurship | 2 |
Business Law · Curriculum Handbook 202615Business Law moves from first case exposure to a field-tested capstone in eight semesters: theory and practice running side by side from Semester 1, three periods of real industry immersion, a chosen concentration in Technology & Cyber Law, Startup & Venture Capital Law, or Financial Technology & RegTech, and a defended capstone to close it out.