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UNDERGRADUATE (S1) E-LEARNING PROGRAMMME ACADEMIC YEAR 2021/2022-1 CONCENTRATIONS OPTION: PUBLIC RELATIONS & DIGITAL COMMUNICATION MARKETING COMMUNICATION INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
ABOUT THE INSTITUTE LSPR Communication and Business Institute, previously known as The London School of Public Relations – Jakarta established in 1992, offers Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree programmes as well as an E-learning programme in the fields of Communication and Business Studies. The institute is committed to produce top quality and highly skilled communication graduates. As the leading communication institution in Indonesia, it has created an interactive learning environment with a research structure and recognizes the need to globalize the next generation, through collaboration with other international organizations, institutions and universities.
ABOUT UNDERGRADUATE E-LEARNING PROGRAMME This programme is designed by LSPR Communication & Business Institute for those who seek to have a degree in communication with a flexible and convenient means of learning. Our e-learning programme (PJJ) is unique because this is a “living program” meaning it is constantly being updated and adapted to serve the needs of students and society that keep on changing. We are the first institution approved by the government to offer an undergraduate degree course fully online. Students do not have to come to campus for classes. All materials and assessments have been modified specifically for students who are located across the globe. Flexible course schedules allow students to learn when they are really ready and in a good condition, which in turn will result in a better absorption and better learning achievements.
“LEARNING with FLEXIBILITY”
WHY AT LSPR?
• Lecturers are experienced in the field of
communications.
• Tutoring and mentoring sessions available.
• Learning methods are combined theory and
applied practical work.
• Able to study anytime and anywhere.
• An international curriculum from the best
communication school in Indonesia.
• Learning hours are flexible and can be
managed by students themselves.
• Sessions with lecturers shall be scheduled
with the academic based on availability.
PROGRAMME
SPECIFICS
• Qualification Status : Undergraduate
Programme (S1)
• Study Programme : PJJ Communication
• Total Credits : 145 Credits
• Total Semesters : ± 8 Semesters
• Medium of Language : Bahasa and English
• Curriculum Syllabus : 60% International
Curriculum, 40%
National Curriculum
• Learning Methods : 100% Online Study
STUDY SCHEME
Course Structure SEMESTER IV SEMESTER VII
Study
Term 1: English for Business Scheme
II, Ethics & Per Term
Seminar of Research Proposal, Internship
SEMESTER I Communication Philosophy, Etiquette & in Communication.
Protocol, Writing for Public Relations I. COMPULSORY
Term 1: Introduction to Public Relations,
Introduction to Marketing Communication, Term 2: Language Selection (Mandarin,
Week 1 Weekly Writing
discussion
for+Public
Live Session withII,Lecturer
Relations Digital
Introduction to International Relations, French, & Spain) Sociology & Cultural Public Relations II, Public Relations
Public Speaking & Persuasive Anthropology, Image & Reputation.
Week 2 Strategic Planning II.
e-Learning Programme
Communication, General English I.
Weekly discussion + Live Session with Tutor
OPTIONAL
SEMESTER V
Term 2: Introduction to Communication Week 3 Weekly (min. 3 subject,
discussion total max.
+ Live Session with6Tutor
SKS)
Science, Entrepreneurship, Bahasa Term 1: Social Statistic, Methodology of Organizational Communication,
Indonesia, Indonesian Legal System. Project Planning, PR Issues & Crisis Handling, Psychology of Communication,
Week 4 Weekly discussion + Live Session with Lecturer
Media Handling. Intercultural Communication, Mass Media
SEMESTER II Term 2: Corporate Social Responsibility, Industry (Mass Media Comm.), Personal
Term 1: Introduction to Performing Arts Marketing Public Relations,WeekPublic5 Weekly Charisma
discussion (Digital Creative
+ Live Session Production),
with Tutor
Relations Strategic Planning I. Digital Content Production (Digital
Communication, Introduction to Mass
Media Communication, Introduction to Week 6 Weekly Creative
discussionProduction), Branding
+ Live Session with TutorStrategic
SEMESTER VI (Faculty of Management)
Digital Creative Production, Information
Computer Technology (ICT), General • Community Development in Public
Week 7 Weekly discussion + Live Session with Lecturer
SEMESTER VIII
English II. Relations & Communication.
a. PR for Creative Industry Term 1: Thesis/Non-Thesis
Term 2: Communication Theories, Week 8 Final Test
Religious Instruction, Indonesian State b. Creative Production & Publicity
Philosophy, National Heroism. c. Public Relations Communication
Technique
• Each
d. Public Relations Program term consists of 7 sessions with 2 online sessions
& Evaluation
SEMESTER III
with the Lecturer—session 1 and session7.
• Methodology of Communication
Term 1: English for Business I, Indonesian
Research. • Students can access online courses via our Learning
Communication System, The Role of Public
Relations, Public Relations Ethics. Management Systems (LMS) which is available online
Term 2: Logic & Science of Philosophy, for 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Desktop Publishing, Trend & Issues Public • For each online session, students have 7 days to take
Relations, Digital Public Relations I. and complete the learning materials for the week.
LEARNING APPROACH
Semester 1 – 5
The foundation and core subjects are designed to equip and enable the students with the
desired learning outcomes that are the measurable knowledge, skills, and attitudes that
students should have achieved in the course. Students will have the online session following
the Study Scheme per term.
Semester 6 - 7
The final semesters are designed to be an integrated approach. Students are expected to
produce working papers and projects to support their Internship programme and thesis or
non-thesis writing.
The objectives of this approach are:
• Collaboration and Student-centered – Students will be working together in group to
become experts on a specific topic and create a project.
• Multiple sources of information, including technology – Each group will have a list of
resources to master the topic, do research and prepare a project.
• Mentor – A facilitator will serve as a resource for their understanding and learning.
Semester 8
The full semester is dedicated for the Thesis or Non-thesis writing. An expert thesis advisor
will enforce standards of rigor and academic conduct that model the best practices in research.
CONCENTRATION PUBLIC RELATIONS & DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
Course Summary Competencies:
This course is designed to produce the future Students are expected to:
leaders of the Public Relations Industry. You • Build and maintain the image and
will not only learn the practical skills required reputation of company.
to embark on a career in PR but also the • In-depth understanding to build a good
research and analysis skills that will help you media relations with the press to get
get ahead. positive news coverage for the company.
• Develop their creative thinking to
You will create campaigns, pitch to clients, produce creative production.
stage a press conference and create videos • Have ability to emphasize speaking
and blogs, as well as write research reports etiquette, clothing etiquette as well as
and communication plan. manner.
• Make strategy through effective
The course combines practice skills and is communication can be utilized to
highly participative. You will take part in achieve Marketing objectives.
workshops, seminars, presentations and • Make campaigns and activities in public
case studies including making pitches and relations for the creative industry.
presenting creative campaign ideas. • Understanding the development
of internet technology as well as
communication technology.Course Structure SEMESTER VI
Term 11:
Term 6: Intercultural Communication, PR & Comm. Projects
SEMESTER I
Basic Design & Desktop Publishing, Event a. PR for Creative Industry
Term 1: Principles of Public Relations: The
Management, Etiquette Protocol & MC b. Creative Production & Publicity
Role of PR & Ethics, International Relations
c. Public Relations Communication
Studies: Diplomacy & Negotiation Skills,
Technique
Introduction to Communication Studies
SEMESTER IV
& Theories , Introduction to Marketing
Term 7: Language Selection (Mandarin, Term 12:
Communication
French, & Spain), EBC II: Advanced Business d. Community Development in PR & Digital
English Skills, Sociology of Communication Communication
Term 2: Indonesian Language & Scientific
& Cultural Anthropology, Writing for Public e. Public Relations Programme & Evaluation
Writing, GE I: Basic General English Skills,
Relations I: Releases Articles News & Speech Communication Research Methods
The Basics of Enterpreneurship, Indonesian
Legal System
Term 8: Principles of Management SEMESTER VII
Communication, Proffesional Studies Seminar & Research Proposal, Internship in
SEMESTER II
& Personal Branding: Business Ethics & Communication Industry
Term 3: Business Ethic & Administration,
Manners, PR Strategies & Tactics I: Images WAJIB: Writing for Public Relations II:
Information Communication Technology:
Reputation & Branding, Media Relations (Narration Stories Web Blog Social Media
IOT AI AR &3D, National Heroism: Character
Management: Digital & Conventional & Production) , Public Relations Strategic
Building LSPR 10 Pillars, Indonesian State
Planning II: Practical Approach
Philosophy, Mass Media Communication
SEMESTER V OPTIONAL: Digital Content Production,
Term 9: Project Planning Methods, Digital Startup Growth Strategy, Creativity
Term 4: Digital Content Production,
Corporate Social Responsibility & & Innovation for Events, Leadership Decision
Indonesian Communication System: History
Community Relations, Crisis Communication Making Strategies, Event Production
Media & Culture, GE II: Advanced General
Tactics: Handling Issues & Trends in PR, Management, Managing Event Promotion
English Skills, Logic & Science Philosophy
Business Intelligence: Big Data & Analysis & Sponsorship, Commercial Copywriting,
Handling Media & Public Figures
SEMESTER III
Term 10: Social Statistics, Human
Term 5: EBC I: Basic Business English
Communication & Interpersonal Skills: SEMESTER VIII
Skills, Religious Instruction, Photography
Behavioral Studies, Public Speaking & Thesis / Non Thesis
Communication: Production & Post
Persuassive Communication, PR Strategies &
Production, Public Relations Strategic
Tactics II: Research & Evaluation
Planning I: Internal & External
CommunicationCONCENTRATION MARKETING COMMUNICATION
Course Summary Competencies:
The expansion of new media technologies Students are expected to:
combined with the relationship between • Understand the basic language of • Understanding and applying social
customers and organisations provide consumer analysis marketing, companies might be able to
unique areas of study within marketing seek behavioural change strategies to
• Have ability to choosing a suitable
communications. achieve positive social change.
strategy for the brand’s growth and the
frequent updating of the strategy. • Have ability to manage digital marketing
The course will be of interest if you are communication.
attracted to careers in the communications • Understand how to develop activity in
conditions of correctitude and respect • Have ability to design product or service
side of the marketing industry, whether
towards the public, responsibility and through electronic devices with internet
with marketing service agencies, in public
honesty, care and consideration towards base.
relations, brand management, direct and
interactive marketing, or in client-side people and environment.
marketing communications departments. • Understanding the marketing
communication mix consist of several
Our degree in marketing communication modes.
have a shared first year which allows you to • Have ability to design various innovative
experience all the main areas in marketing experiences that drive consumer action.
and communication before you finalise your
• Have ability to identifying and selecting
degree to match your career choice.
effective media outlets.
• Understanding the marketing
The course content you study will develop
communication research to find solutions
your understanding of the theoretical and
for effective marketing communication.
practical aspects of all areas of marketing
communications. • Understanding of the practice of creative
economy nationally and internationally
Creative Marketing Communication.Course Structure SEMESTER VI
Term 11
Marketing Communication Projects
SEMESTER I a. Community Development in Public
Term 1: Principles of Public Relations: The Term 6: Account Executive Management, Relations & Communication
Role of PR & Ethics, International Relations Consumer Behavior, Integrated Marketing b. Global Brand Strategy
Studies: Diplomacy & Negotiation Skills, Communication I: Content Marketing, c. Creative Content in Marketing
Introduction to Communication Studies Intercultural Communication Communication
& Theories , Introduction to Marketing
Communication SEMESTER IV Term 12:
Term 7: EBC II: Advanced Business English d. Social Marketing Communication
Term 2: Indonesian Language & Scientific Skills, Language Selection (Mandarin, e. Creative Digital Marketing
Writing, GE I: Basic General English Skills, French, German), Ethics & Communication Communication
The Basics of Enterpreneurship, Indonesian Philosophy, Basic Design & Desktop Communication Research Methods
Legal System Publishing
SEMESTER VII
SEMESTER II Term 8: Strategic Branding I: Theoretical Seminar & Research Proposal, Internship in
Term 3: Business Ethic & Administration, Approach, Marketing Management: Search Communication Industry
Information Communication Technology: Engine Marketing, Digital Marketing WAJIB: Integrated Marketing
IOT AI AR &3D, National Heroism: Character Communication: Research & Analysis, Communication II: Practical Approach,
Building LSPR 10 Pillars, Indonesian State Proffesional Studies & Personal Branding Strategic Branding II: Practical Approach
Philosophy, Mass Media Communication (Business Ethics & Manners) OPTIONAL: Digital Content Production,
Digital Startup Growth Strategy, Creativity
Term 4: Digital Content Production, SEMESTER V & Innovation for Events, Leadership Decision
Indonesian Communication System: History Term 9: Social Statistics, Project Planning Making Strategies, Event Production
Media & Culture, GE II: Advanced General Methods, International Marketing, Brand Management, Managing Event Promotion
English Skills, Logic & Science Philosophy Communication & Activation & Sponsorship, Commercial Copywriting,
Handling Media & Public Figures
SEMESTER III Term 10: Principles of Management
Term 5: EBC I: Basic Business English Communications, Commercial Law for SEMESTER VIII
Skills, Religious Instruction, Sociology Marketing, Accounting & Finance for Thesis / Non Thesis
Communication & Cultural Anthropology, Marketing, Human Communication &
Photography Communication: Production & Interpersonal Skills: Behavioural, Public
Post Production Speaking and Persuasive CommunicationCONCENTRATION INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Course Summary explore the role that international institutions • Understand any of various government-
play in shaping policy decisions at the global sponsored efforts to communicating
level, conflict resolution, ASEAN+, strategies directly with foreign publics.
International Relations profession has an
to strengthen democracy and human rights, • Understand general framework of
important contribution, all of subjects are
17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) conflict and conflict resolution in both
designed to help you understand in today
in a global partnership. GSMs organize theoretical and practical terms.
working place such as protocol involves
members, aggregate interests, and distribute • Understand the ASEAN+ strategy
etiquette on a local and international scale,
power and resources and best practices in designed to catch the wave of prosperity
and the practice of good manners on a
campaign and social marketing strategy can and growth in the region.
daily basis. . You will explore the historical
apply to climate change communications. • Understand the strategies to strengthen
development of that system and gain a
democracy and human rights.
comprehensive understanding of the actors,
• Understand 17 Sustainable Development
institutions, and processes of international
relations. Competencies Goals (SDGs) in a global partnership.
• Understand the general ways in which
GSMs organize members, aggregate
In your first year you will be introduced to Students are expected to:
interests, and distribute power and
the core theories, concepts and institutions • Identifies the challenges these threats
resources.
in international relations, and the history pose to national and global governance.
• Identify the best practices in campaign
of international system. The second and • Understand protocol which is an
and social marketing strategy can apply
third year units progressively build upon important part of diplomatic practice.
to climate change communications.
these foundations, further developing your • Identifies the power operates within and
understanding of central issues, including between states in the international arena.
international security, international • Identifies the challenges these threats
organisations, international political pose to national and global governance,
economy, and international law. You will also human rights and ethics, criminality and
regionalism.Course Structure
SEMESTER VI
SEMESTER I Term 6: International Politics & Law, Term 11
Term 1: Principles of Public Relations: The International Economy, Regional Studies, International Relations Projects
Role of PR & Ethics, International Relations International Organizations, Intercultural a. Diplomatic Practice & International Event
Studies: Diplomacy & Negotiation Skills, Communication b. Sustainable & Development Goals
Introduction to Communication Studies c. Global Social Movement
& Theories , Introduction to Marketing SEMESTER IV
Communication Term 7: EBC II: Advanced Business English Term 12:
Skills, Language Selection ( Mandarin, French, d. Communicating Climate Chance
Term 2: Indonesian Language & Scientific & Germany), Ethics & Communication e. Community Development in International
Writing, GE I: Basic General English Skills, Philosophy, International Public Diplomacy Relations
The Basics of Enterpreneurship, Indonesian Communication Research Methods
Legal System Term 8: International Crime & Global
Security, ASEAN Plus Studies, International SEMESTER VII
SEMESTER II Business, Proffesional Studies & Personal
Term 3: Business Ethic & Administration, Seminar & Research Proposal, Internship in
Branding (Business Ethics) Communication Industry
Information Communication Technology:
IOT AI AR &3D, National Heroism: Character WAJIB: Diplomacy & Conflict Resolution
SEMESTER V II: Practical Approach, Internship in
Building LSPR 10 Pillars, Indonesian State Term 9: Social Statistics, Project Planning
Philosophy, Mass Media Communication Communication Industry
Methods, Diplomacy & Conflict Resolution I: OPTIONAL: Digital Content Production,
Theoretical Approach, Democracy Gender & Digital Startup Growth Strategy, Creativity
Term 4: Digital Content Production, Human Rights
Indonesian Communication System: History & Innovation for Events, Leadership Decision
Media & Culture, GE II: Advanced General Making Strategies, Event Production
Term 10: Globalization & Pop Cultures, Management, Managing Event Promotion
English Skills, Logic & Science Philosophy Indonesia Foreign Policy, Human & Sponsorship, Commercial Copywriting,
Communication & Interpersonal Skills: Handling Media & Public Figures
SEMESTER III Behavioural, Public Speaking & Persuassive
Term 5: EBC I: Basics Business English Communication
Skills, Religious Instruction, Basic Design SEMESTER VIII
& Desktop Publishing, Photography Thesis / Non Thesis
Communication: Production & Post
ProductionEXPERT LECTURERS
Dr. Janette Maria Pinariya Dr. Ari Widodo Poespodihardjo Dr. Rino F. Boer Dr. Nelly Nailatie Maarif
Introduction To Marketing Media Handling Introduction to Communication Marketing Communication
Communication Science Planning
Dr. Nico Wattimena Dr. Sri Ulya Suskarwati Dr. Rubiyanto Drs. Teguh Poeradisastra
Corporate Social Responsibility Persuasive Communication Introduction to Mass Media Integrated Marketing
CommunicationADMISSION AND
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Tuition Fee KRS Form StudentsONLINE REGISTRATION Schedule of Entry Test:
Term Day, Date of Entry Test Time Place
PROCEDURE I
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Pay the registration fee of Rp. 300.000,- (non-refundable) to your VIII Saturday, 31 July 2021 08.00 – End
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Submit the required documents through the online plaform. Please
*Note: Weekdays test upon request | Last entry test for Transfer Student: :31 July 2021
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Acceptance letter & Payment Procedure will be sent through e-mail
Entry Test by the authorized Marketing & Admission Department 2 days after
The Entry Test is a mandatory requirement for all applicants to the interview. The student must print and affix their signature at
join Undergraduate (S1) e-Learning Programme. It consists of the the end of the letter then submit it to the Marketing & Admission
following: Department as a confirmation of their registration for the upcoming
• English Placement Test (EPT) - composed of Grammar and semester.
Listening.
• General Knowledge / Mathematics Logic test.
• Interview will be conducted by our respective Programme
Director.• 3 copies of High School Certificate (STTB / High school diploma equivalent)
legalized by the school principal.
• 1 copy of National Examination Result (SKHUN) legalized by the school principal.
• 1 legalized letter from the office of Ministry of Education for overseas graduates
or International school.
REQUIRED
• 4 copies of latest photograph (3x4) color (not school uniform).
• 1 photocopy of your Personal Identity Card / Passport.
• 1 copy of academic transcript (for transfer student only)
DOCUMENTS
• CV / Resume
• 1 copy of employment certificate
• Proof of Payment (Registration fee)Semester Term Fee per Semester English Course Fee Payment Deadline
Semester 1
Semester 2
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
IDR
IDR
8,500,000
8,500,000
IDR 900,000 25 August 2021
25 February 2022
TUITION FEES
Term 4
Term 5 1. Virtual Account Bank Mega provided by
Semester 3 IDR 8,500,000 25 August 2022 Marketing and Admissions Team.
Term 6
2. Debit/Credit Card payment can be made
Term 7
Semester 4 IDR 8,500,000 25 February 2023 directly to Campus Sudirman Park (G Floor)
Term 8 or Transpark (8th Floor).
Term 9 3. As soon as payment is made, please
Semester 5 IDR 8,500,000 25 August 2023 submit the original receript to the Finance
Term 10
Administration Department.
Term 11
Semester 6 IDR 8,500,000 25 February 2024 4. More information, please call/WhatsApp
Term 12 0815 1470 9740 or email to e.learning@
Term 13 lspr.edu
Semester 7 IDR 8,500,000 25 August 2024
Term 14
Term 15
Semester 8 IDR 8,500,000 25 February 2025
Term 16
Total IDR 68,000,000 IDR 900,000
Grand Total IDR 68,900,000Sudirman Park Campus
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