MASTER’S PROGRAM IN PSYCHOLOGY
FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIO-CULTURAL SCIENCES

Master’s Program in Psychology
Faculty of Psychology and Socio-Cultural Sciences
Welcome to the Master’s Program in Psychology at the Faculty of Psychology and Socio-Cultural Sciences, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII). Our program is designed to foster advanced psychological knowledge and skills, preparing students to become competent professionals, researchers, and leaders in the field of psychology.

Distinctive Features of the Program:
Our program prioritizes an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach to understanding and applying psychological science. We integrate modern psychology with Islamic perspectives, offering a comprehensive and contextual understanding of human behavior.

Why Choose UII’s Master of Psychology Program?
• Islamic Integration: We incorporate Islamic values into every aspect of psychological studies, producing graduates who are not only proficient in psychological theories and practices but also grounded in strong moral principles.
• Innovative Curriculum: Designed with an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach, the curriculum integrates insights from various relevant socio-cultural disciplines.
• Experienced Faculty: Our program is led by faculty members with deep expertise in psychology and Islamic psychology, recognized at both national and international levels.
• Supportive Islamic Academic Environment: Study within a campus community that fosters intellectual, spiritual, and social growth.

VISION

By 2030, aim to become a leading Master’s Program in Psychology in Southeast Asia, grounded in Islamic and Indonesian values, through interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research that contributes to building an exemplary society.

MISSION

  • To deliver professional interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary academic processes.
  • To cultivate academic integrity reflected in attitudes and behaviors aligned with Islamic principles and the nation’s noble values.
  • To explore and develop Islamic psychology theories based on the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and the rich heritage of Islamic scholarship.
  • To conduct collaborative research that provides practical solutions for societal challenges.
  • To disseminate research findings that contribute to the well-being of the community.
  • To actively engage in academic initiatives across Southeast Asia.

Curriculum Structure

Core Courses for the Specialization in Islamic Psychology for Organizational & HR Development (21 Credits)

No

Course Name

Credits

1

Islamic Leadership in Organizations

3

2

Organizational Development and Change

3

3

HR Technology Applications

3

4

Thesis proposal in Industrial and Organizational Psychology

3

5

Research Proposal Seminar in Industrial and Organizational Psychology

3

6

Thesis Writing in Industrial and Organizational Psychology

6

Total Credits

21

Core Courses for the Specialization in Islamic Psychology for Mental Health (21 Credits)

No

Course Name

Credits

1

Advanced Clinical and Abnormal Psychology

3

2

Islamic Assessment and Intervention Design

3

3

Mental Health and Technology

3

4

Thesis proposal in Islamic Psychology for Mental Health

3

5

Research Proposal Seminar in Islamic Psychology for Mental Health

3

6

Thesis Writing in Islamic Psychology for Mental Health

6

Total Credits

21

Core Courses for the Specialization in Islamic Psychology for Family and Community (21 Credits)

No

Course Name

Credits

1

Islamic Marriage and Parenting

3

2

Family and Community Conflict Resolution through Islamic Approach

3

3

Technology and Human Interaction

3

4

Thesis proposal in Islamic Psychology for Family and Community

3

5

Research Proposal Seminar in Islamic Psychology for Family and Community

3

6

Thesis Writing in Islamic Psychology for Family and Community

6

Total Credits

21

Core Courses for the Specialization in Islamic Psychology for Education (21 Credits)

No

Course Name

Credits

1

Child Educational Psychology through Islamic Approach

3

2

Adult Educational Psychology through Islamic Approach

3

3

Technology and Learning Strategies

3

4

Thesis proposal in Islamic Educational Psychology

3

5

Research Proposal Seminar in Islamic Educational Psychology

3

6

Thesis Writing in Islamic Educational Psychology

6

Total Credits

21

List of Elective Courses (Minimum 4 Credits)

No

Course Name

Credits

1

Psychology of Gifted and Special Needs Education

2

2

Psychology and School Management

2

3

Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education and Schools

2

4

Health Promotion

2

5

Counseling Psychology

2

6

Islamic Quality of Life

2

7

Psychology of Akhlaqul Karimah

2

8

Contemporary Psychosocial and Cross-Cultural Issues

2

9

Work Performance Evaluation System

2

10

Training Design

2

11

Enterprise Psychology

2

12

Measurement in Islamic Psychology

2

13

Psychology of Psycho-Religious Transformation

2

14

Psychology of Sleep and Dreams

2

Total Credits

28

Teaching Staff, Career Opportunities, Learning Model, and Estimated Study Costs

 

TEACHING STAFF

The teaching staff in the Master of Psychology program consists of Professors and Ph.D. holders from Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII). The program also features guest lecturers from domestic and international institutions, offering a diverse and enriching learning experience.

  • Dr. H. Fuad Nashori, S.Psi., M.Si., Psikolog
  • Dr. Ahmad Rusdi, S.Psi., S.Sos.I., MA.Si
  • R. Sumedi P. Nugraha, M.Ed., Ph.D, Psikolog
  • Dr. phil. Qurotul Uyun, Psikolog
  • Sonny Andrianto, S.Psi., M.Si., Ph.D.
  • Dr. Nita Trimulyaningsih, M.Psi., Psikolog
  • Dr. Faraz, MM
  • Dr. Esti Hayu Purnamaningsih, M.S., Psikolog
  • Dr. Retno Kumolohadi, Psikolog
  • Dr. phil. Emi Zulaifah, M.Sc
  • Dr. rer.nat. Dian Sari Utami, MA
  • Dr. rer. nat. Arief Fahmie, S.Psi., M.A., Psikolog
  • Dr. Sus Budiharto, S.Psi, M.Si, Psikolog
  • Dr. Rina Mulyati, S.Psi., M.Si
  • Dr. Ratna Syifa’a R., S.Psi., M.Si., Psikolog
  • Dr. Uly Gusniarti, S.Psi., M.Si., Psikolog
  • Dr. Hepi Wahyuningsih, S.Psi., M.Si

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates of the Master’s in Psychology program are prepared for various professional roles, including:

  1. Psychological Researcher
    Graduates can conduct psychological research following appropriate procedures, including model development, data collection, instrument construction, data analysis, and in-depth interpretation. Therefore, they can pursue careers as behavioral researchers, psychology laboratory assistants, or psychological analysts.
  2. Non-Clinical Psychology Consultant
    Graduates can conduct in-depth analyses and provide comprehensive recommendations for psychological issues across various fields. This expertise enables them to work as human resources consultants, school consultants, family consultants, and public policy advisors.
  3. Educator
    Graduates possess a deep understanding of psychological theories and applications, along with transformative communication skills through various approaches and media. As a result, they are well-suited for roles such as teachers, lecturers, trainers, coaches, and psycho-educators.
  4. Entrepreneur
    Graduates have a strong foundation in the practical application of psychology, enabling them to develop psychological services or businesses. They can become founders or developers of businesses and services related to psychology. Additionally, their understanding of consumer behavior supports general entrepreneurial skills.

INNOVATIVE LEARNING MODEL

Our Master’s in Psychology program is designed with two cutting-edge learning models: Research-Based Learning (RBL) and Problem-Based Learning (PBL). These approaches ensure that you are not just a passive learner but an active participant in your education, engaging deeply with exploration, research, and real-world problem-solving.

Through dynamic teaching methods such as group discussions, simulations, case studies, collaborative projects, and inquiry-based learning, you will develop not only a solid foundation in psychological theory but also the skills to apply your knowledge in practical settings. Our approach sharpens critical thinking, encourages self-directed learning, and fosters independence and responsibility.By combining RBL and PBL, our program equips you to become an innovative researcher and a skilled practitioner ready to tackle real-world challenges with confidence, integrity, and expertise.

ESTIMATED STUDY COSTS

The estimated total cost for completing the Master’s in Psychology program is IDR 38,850,000, broken down as follows:
• Registration Fee: IDR 850,000
• Tuition Fees: Approximately IDR 38,000,000 for timely program completion (IDR 9,500,000 per semester)
Special Discounts:
• For UII Psychology graduates, the tuition fee for the first semester is reduced to IDR 8,000,000.
Additional Costs:
• For non-Psychology graduates, a matriculation fee of IDR 9,000,000 (covering 9 courses) is required.

Admission Requirements and Procedures

Applicants for the Master’s in Psychology program may come from a Psychology or Non-Psychology undergraduate background. The following are the requirements:

  • Minimum GPA of 2.75 from an accredited undergraduate program
  • For graduates of foreign universities, their degree must be officially recognized by the Ministry of Research and Technology
  • Ability to commit to full-time academic study
  • A minimum TOEFL score of 450 or equivalent
  • A minimum TPA (Academic Potential Test) score of 425
  • For employed applicants, a study permit from their employer is required
  • Successful completion of the entrance interview for the UII Master’s in Psychology program.

Application Requirements

Applicants must submit the following documents:

  1. Administrative Documents
  • Scanned copy of Bachelor’s Degree (S1) certificate or Graduation Letter (SKL)
  • Scanned copy of academic transcript from Bachelor’s Program (S1)
  • Scanned certificate of English proficiency test with a minimum CEPT/TOEFL score of 450
  • Recent passport-sized photo (3×4)
  • Scanned accreditation certificate of the Bachelor’s Program
  • Scanned National ID Card (KTP)
  • Scanned Family Card (KK)
  • Two recommendation letters from academic faculty or workplace supervisors
  • Valid Academic Potential Test (TPA) certificate with a minimum score of 425. Accepted tests include:
  1. Interview
  2. A comprehensive CV and Motivation Letter

UII Alumni Scholarships

We offer two exclusive scholarship opportunities for UII alumni pursuing the Master’s in Psychology program:

  1. Duafa Scholarship
    • 100% tuition coverage for 4 semesters
    • Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.5
    • Applicant must come from a financially disadvantaged background, verified by official documents from local authorities (RT/RW)
    • Must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5 each semester during the program
    • Required to publish in a reputable international journal
  2. Achievement Scholarship
    • 100% tuition coverage for 4 semesters
    • Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.75
    • Must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.75 each semester during the program
    • Required to publish in a reputable international journal

Registration Details

MASTER OF PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM TIMELINE – BATCH 1

DATE INFORMATION
7 October 2024 – 28 October 2024

Registration (online)
1 November 2024 Announcement of Document Selection Results
4 November 2024 s.d. 6 November 2024 Written Test and Interview Selection
11 November 2024 Selection Results Announcement
18 November 2024 s.d. 25 November 2024 Registration (online)
December 2024 – February 2025 Matriculation
3 March 2025    First Day of Classes

MASTER OF PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM TIMELINE – BATCH 2

DATE INFORMATION
7 November 2024 – 21 November 2024

Registration (online)
22 November 2024 Announcement of Document Selection Results
25 November 2024 – 26 November 2024 Interview
28 November 2024 Selection Results Announcement
2 December 2024 – 9 December 2024  Registration

MASTER OF PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM TIMELINE – BATCH 3

DATE INFORMATION
29 November 2024 – 14 January 2025 Registration Batch 3
17 January 2025 Announcement of Document Selection Results
20-21 January 2025 Selection Test with motivation letter and proposal and interview
23 January 2025 Selection Results Announcement
24-30 January 2025 Registration
3-28 February 2025 Matriculation (for non Psychology)
3 March 2025 First Day of Classes