We understand that the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the learning model in the Department of International Relations.
In the midst of these adjustments, we strive to make lectures and academic services for students remain optimal.
This page provides advice and academic information for the students of International Relations during online learning.
We would encourage the students to check this frequently.
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There are three types of learning models conducted at the Department of International Relations, UII, including:
The Department of International Relations, UII entrusts the implementation of online learning models to each lecturer by referring to the three online learning models mentioned above.
This means that if you find that lecturers apply different learning models, but still referring to one of the models above, then these classes are in accordance with the policy of Department of International Relations.
Assignments that have been designed in the syllabus will remain the same in online classes.
In conditions where the assignments can only be done through face-to-face meetings, they will be replaced by online assignments, with the same assessment structures listed in the syllabus.
In accordance with the official letter No. 31/Kaprodi/10/HI/III/2020, starting March 23, 2020 the Department of International Relations, UII adopts a policy which minimises the burden on students by not giving additional assignments beyond those listed in the syllabus.
The submission of assignments for all courses in the Department of International Relations, UII is scheduled every two weeks alternately. This policy helps you to manage your time because the workload on each week is reduced.
To see the scheduling of assignment submission for the courses you take in this semester, please visit the Collective Assignment Submission Schedule at the following link: https://s.id/jadwaltugas
Yes, this policy applies to all forms of routine assignments that have been designed in the syllabus, as well as the replacement assignments.
However, the schedule does not apply to practical assignments carried out in accordance with class meetings via streaming. In this situation the assignment can be given at each meeting (example: negotiation practices in the “Diplomacy in Practice” class).
In accordance with the appeals of the government and the university, it is strongly not recommended for students to leave their respective residences (residential houses/rented rooms/dormitories/boarding schools/rental houses) if not for emergency needs. Therefore, online learning and assignment work should be done independently in each student place of residence.
The online lectures period at UII will end on 7 June 2020. This duration can be extended depending on the latest developments.
Midterm Examinations (UTS) are held with online schedule and online assessment methods, based on the agreements between students and lecturers, as well as course characteristics.
