Student Mobility Programme of the Unissula Faculty of Law at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

The Faculty of Law of Unissula ran a Student Mobility Programme at the Faculty of Law, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), from 1 to 15 November 2025. The programme forms part of Unissula's commitment to internationalising education and raising students' academic quality to a global standard.

In his send-off remarks, the Dean of the Faculty of Law said the programme aims not only to broaden students' understanding of other legal systems, but also to strengthen Unissula's position as a university grounded in Islamic values that can compete internationally.

During the programme, students took part in a series of academic activities at the UKM Faculty of Law. Core subjects covered an introduction to the Malaysian legal system, contract law, constitutional law, and discussions of Islamic law and comparative law.

Beyond classes, participants had the opportunity to talk with UKM lecturers, visit educational facilities, and take part in an introduction to Malaysian culture and academic ethics. Through this programme, students are expected to serve as academic and cultural ambassadors and to represent Unissula well internationally.

On a separate occasion, the Dean of the UKM Faculty of Law welcomed the cooperation and expressed hope that the academic partnership between Unissula and UKM would continue through student exchanges, joint research, and international academic forums.

The programme is a concrete expression of international cooperation and of the Faculty of Law's strategy for improving educational quality in producing law graduates of integrity, with a global outlook and Islamic character.

Source: unissula.ac.id