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PROFILE OF JAPANESE LITERATURE PROGRAM OF STUDY FACULTY OF CULTURAL STUDIES BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY
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| University | : | Universitas Brawijaya |
| Faculty | : | Cultural Studies |
| Department Code
(in accordance to PDDikti) |
: | 79204 |
| Name of the Department
(in accordance to PDDikti) |
: | Indonesian : Sastra Jepang
English : Japanese Literature |
| BAN-PT Accreditation | : | A |
| Accreditaion Decree | : | 2891/SK/BAN-PT/Akred/S/VIII/2017 |
| Expired Date | : | 15-08-2022 |
| Address | : | Fakultas Ilmu Budaya Gedung A Lantai 3
Jl. Veteran Malang East Java |
| Postal Code | : | 65145 |
| Contact | : | (0341) 575875 |
| Fax | : | (0341) 575822 |
| : | [email protected] | |
| Website | : | http://sastrajepang.fib.ub.ac.id/ |
| Description | : | Japanese Literature Program of Study, Language and Literature Department, Faculty of Cultural Studies, Brawijaya University was established in 2007 according to the decree no. 1504/D/T/2007 issued by DIKTI. This program of study uses the curriculum based on Kerangka Kualifikasi Nasional Indonesia (KKNI) – Indonesian National Qualifications Framework. Since 2017, this program of study has achieved excellent predicate (accredited A) from BAN-PT Jakarta. Along with the vision and mission of Brawijaya University and Stakeholders’ demands, the Japanese Literature Program of Study continuously renews program specifications, particularly the ones that will give the students advantages after they graduate. Specifications of Japanese Literature Program of Study, which include institution profile, human resources, acceptance requirements, qualification framework, curriculum information, management, quality control unit, are all summarized on the webpage and academic guide book or can be accessed through http://sastrajepang.fib.ub.ac.id/. |
| Vision | : | Aiming to be the program of study which is internationally recognized through the processes of education, research, and social service in the field of language, literature, and Japanese cultures. |
| Mission | : | 1. Professionally organize education in the field of language, literature, and Japanese cultures to be able to compete on the international level. |
| 2. Implementing research and inter-disciplinary study in the field of language, literature, and Japanese cultures. | ||
| 3. Implementing and communicating knowledge and research outcomes in society. | ||
| ELO | : | |
| 1. Being able to demonstrate Japanese language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) according to the level, from Basic Japanese, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, and Pre-Advanced. | ||
| 2. Being able to perform Japanese language both in oral and written in various communication contexts. | ||
| 3. Being able to produce translation either in Indonesian and Japanese oral and written by using technology-based tools. | ||
| 4. Being able to implement Japanese linguistic, literature and cultural theoretical concepts. | ||
| 5. Being able to produce scientific papers of research on language, literature, and Japanese culture by using the proper scientific methods. | ||
| 6. Being able to apply Japanese work culture with full responsibility in the work environment both independently or in groups without ignoring religious values, humanism, and local wisdom. | ||
| 7. Being able to communicate and cooperate in teams that have multicultural and multidisciplinary members. | ||
| 8. Being able to think critically, to be innovative, to be creative, and to solve individual and societal problems. | ||
| Study Program Structure | : | The Japanese Literature Program of Study has two types of classes: regular classes and international classes. The total number of student credits in the Japanese Literature program is 144 (see the 2018 Academic Guide Book of Faculty of Cultural Studies). The structure of the program consists of three categories, namely: general subjects provided by Brawijaya University and the Faculty of Cultural Studies, skills and content subjects provided by the Language and Literature department, and optional subjects that can be freely chosen by students for 8-12 credits. The Japanese Literature program of study uses a full lecture system with 4 years of the study period (8 semesters, 2 semesters/years). The combination of Japanese and Indonesian is chosen as the language in each lecture period. A more detailed program structure is provided in AUN-QA Criteria 2 and 3. |
| Fresh Graduates Acceptance Requirements |
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Previous Studies (mark with √ ) |
| √ SMA/MA IPA (High school – Science Major) | ||
| √ SMA/MA IPS (High school – Social Major) | ||
| √ SMA/MA Bahasa (High school – Language Major) | ||
| SMK/MAK* (Vocational High school) | ||
| Selection | : | https://selma.ub.ac.id/en/ |
| Study Period | : | 4 Years |
| Title of Graduates | : | In Indonesian: Sarjana Sastra |
| In English: Bachelor of Literature | ||
| Abbreviation (in Indonesian): S.S. | ||
| Lecturers Home Base and Expertise | : | 1. Aji Setyanto, S.S., M.Litt. (Sociolinguistics/Culture) |
| 2. Efrizal, S.S.,M.A.(Linguistics) | ||
| 3. Dewi Puspitasari, M.Hum (Literature) | ||
| 4. Eka Marthanty Indah Lestari, M.Si. (Literature) | ||
| 5. Nadya Inda Syartanti, M.Si. (Linguistics) | ||
| 6. Santi Andayani, M.A. (Literature) | ||
| 7. Agus Budi Cahyono, S.S., M.Lt. (Linguistics/Culture) | ||
| 8. Ni Made Savitri Paramita, S.S. M.A. (Literature/Culture) | ||
| 9. Dra. Ismi Prihandari, M.Hum. (Linguistics) | ||
| 10. Esther Risma Purba, S.S., M.Si. (Literature) | ||
| 11. Fitriana Puspita Dewi, S.S., M.Si. (Literature) | ||