SEJARAH
The Scoping Study Period
The history of psychology education at Universitas Airlangga began
with the Scoping Study of Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Airlangga
that was conducted based on the Rector's Decree 076 / PT.03.B / 08/1981
on 25 September 1981 by the Rector of Universitas Airlangga, Prof.
Marsetio Donosepoetro. The scoping study was conducted by the following
considerations: first, as an effort of education development at
Universitas Airlangga, second, the increasing need of the community for
psychology services both the community and the industry, and third, the
absence of psychological education in Eastern Indonesia, particularly in
Surabaya and also as outlined in the Development Master Plan (RIP) of
Universitas Airlangga in 1980-1990. The scoping study committee are Dr.
Lukas Widyanto (Person in charge), Sutandyo Wignjosoebroto, MPA (Chief),
Soedaryono, Drs., Psi (Secretary), Prihastuti, Dra. Psi (Member) and
Lies Setiawati, Dra. Psi (Member).
Preparation of the Establishment of Faculty of Psychology Universitas Airlangga
Based on the result of scoping study, the Rector then issued Decree
number 8794 / PT.03.1 / E / 1982 on October 9, 1982 on the formation of
Preparatory Committee for the Establishment of Faculty of Psychology.
The preparation committee consists of: Lukas Widyanto (Coordinator, at
that time served as Vice-Rector I of Universitas Airlangga), dr. W.F.
Maramis (Chief), Sutandyo Wignjosoebroto, MPA (Vice Chief, at that time
served as Dean of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas
Airlangga), Sudaryono, Drs. Psi (Secretary I), Lies Setiowati, Drs. Psi
(Secretary II), Hawaim Machrus, Drs. Psi (Member), E. M. Agus Subekti,
Drs.Psi (Member), Ambassador Nurdibyanandaru, Drs. Psi (Member).
Establishment of Psychology Study Program
The establishment of study program at Faculty of Social and
Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga was decided by the Director
General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Culture of the
Republic of Indonesia Number 6 / DJ / Kep / 1983 on 12 February 1983 in
Jakarta signed by the Director General of Higher Education D.A Tisna
Amidjaja. The contents of the Directorate General's Decree are: (1) To
establish a Psychology Study Program at Faculty of Social and Political
Sciences, Universitas Airlangga; (2) The Psychology Study Program is a
Psychology Study Program at Faculty of Social and Political Sciences,
since there is no relevant department in Faculty of Social and Political
Science that can accommodate it; (3) The implementation of the Study
Program above is led by a Head who is directly responsible to the Dean
of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga; (4)
The cost of conducting and managing Psychology Study Program is charged
to the budget of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas
Airlangga; (5) Other matters which have not been regulated in this
decision will be stipulated in a separate decision; (6) If there is any
mistake in this decision, appropriate amendment will be held; (7) This
decree shall come into force on 1 July 1983. As soon as the letter from
the Director General of Higher Education came from Jakarta, the Rector
of Universitas Airlangga, Prof. Dr. Marsetio Donosepoetro issued the
Rector Decree Number 1848 / PT.03.1 / C / 1983 on April 4, 1983, which
appointed the Head of Psychology Study Program at the Faculty of Social
and Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga. The decision raised dr.
W.F. Maramis as an official Head of Psychology Study Program at Faculty
of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Airlangga. With the
establishment of Psychology Study Program, the operational of teaching
and learning process is carried out in Faculty of Social and Political
Sciences, Universitas Airlangga. Not only the building that join in
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, but the courses are also
influenced by Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, especially
Sociology and Anthropology. The "social" color in the early era of the
study program is very clear. In addition to the Building of Faculty of
Social and Political Sciences, lectures are also held in Separate
Building of FMIPA which was located in front of Faculty of Social and
Political Sciences.
Establishment of Department
The establishment of Psychology Department at Faculty of Social and
Political Sciences was determined based on the Rector Decree no. 183 /
PT.03.H / C / 1991 on January 8, 1991. The decree was based on the Dean
of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Airlangga letter
No. 537 / PT.03.H4 / FISIP / C / III / 1990 dated on 14 March 1990,
which proposed the establishment of Department of Psychology at Faculty
of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Airlangga.
Preparation of Faculty Establishment
The effort to establish the Faculty of Psychology from the previous
status as Psychology Department requires preparation to be fulfilled.
For that, Rector of Universitas Airlangga in this case Vice-Rector I
wrote to the Chairman of Psychological Consortium with the letter number
7477 / PT03.H1 / E / 1991 dated on 19 September 1991 to get approval
and suggestions regarding the establishment plan for Faculty of
Psychology, Universitas Airlangga. After the visit, Rector of
Universitas Airlangga in this case Vice-Rector II, dr. Soedoko
Sidohoetomo with letter Number 7768 / PT03.H2 / I / 1991 invites Prof.
Dr. H. Masrun, MA as Chairman of Psychological Consortium to review
Department of Psychology, Universitas Airlangga as part of the effort to
prepare the establishment of Faculty of Psychology. The visit was held
on Wednesday, October 2, 1991 at Department of Psychology, Universitas
Airlangga.
Establishment of Faculty of Psychology
The establishment of Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Airlangga
was done after the decree of the Minister of Education and Culture RI
Number: 0372/0/1993 dated October 21, 1993 signed by Prof. Dr. Ing
Wardiman Djojonegoro. This Decree comes with the establishment of
Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Airlangga.
LAB
Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Airlangga is located in Campus B of Universitas Airlangga, Jl. Airlangga 4-6 Surabaya. The three-story campus building has a number of facilities:
- Public lecture halls that accommodate ± 300 people, all of them are equipped with sound system facilities, LCD projectors, computers, and Air Conditioner.
- Psychology Laboratory equipped with modern audio-visual recording technology and one-way screen for observational assessments.
The Psychology Laboratory’s instruments consist of psychodiagnostic instruments, psychology-of-play instruments, experimental psychology instruments, and biopsychology teaching instruments. The availability of complete psychodiagnostic instruments, from those aimed at measuring intelligence (Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices, etc.), personality (Rorschach Inkblot Test, Thematic Apperception Test, Wartegg Zeichen Test, Kraepelin Test, Edward Personal Preference Schedule, etc.), talents (Differential Aptitude Test, Flanagan Aptitude Classification Test, etc.), and interests (Rothwell Miller Interest Blank, Kuder Preference Record Vocational, etc.). - Statistical and Experimental Laboratory, consists of 40 units of computers equipped with software for statistical calculations, which can be used by students for free.
- Learning Room as an independent learning facility for master/doctoral students.
- One room of Independent Learning Center (PMPM), lounge, equipped with multimedia audio/video mini theater.
- Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the Faculty building that are accessible to students.
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY UNIT
The following is Applied Units owned by Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Airlangga, as media for community services, as well as for student apprenticeship.
- (LP3T) Institute of Study and Development of Applied Psychology
- (PKPK) Crisis Center and Community Development
- (PTPP) Center of Applied Educational Psychology
- (UPP) Psychological Services Unit
- (PAUD) Early Childhood Education School ‘Anak Ceria’
Studi Program
The curriculum of Bachelor of Psychology programme is updated once every
five years. Currently there are two curricula that apply, namely
Curriculum of 2009 for students of Class 2012 and earlier, and
Curriculum of 2014 for students of Class 2013 and later. Curriculum of
2014 is the redesign of Curriculum of 2009. The academic burden applies
Semester Credit System (Sistem Kredit Semester/SKS).
CURRICULUM OF 2009
In curriculum of 2009, student must take at least 145 sks to be able to graduate as Sarjana Psikologi (Bachelor of Psychology).
| 1 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 1 | Introductory Psychology I | 3 sks |
| Introductory Psychology II | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks | Physiological Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Anthropology | 2 sks | ||
| History of Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Religion I | 2 sks | ||
| The Philosophy of Science and Logic | 2 sks | ||
| Pancasila and Citizenship Education | 2 sks | ||
| Sociology | 2 sks | ||
| SEMESTER 2 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 2 | Social Psychology I | 3 sks |
| Social Psychology II | 3 sks | ||
| Statistics I | 3 sks | ||
| Statistics II | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Theory of Developmental Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Clinical Psychology | 3 sks | ||
| Psychology of Learning | 3 sks | ||
| Human Philosophy | 2 sks | ||
| Elective courses | Forensic Psychology | 2 sks | |
| SEMESTER 3 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 3 | Personality Psychology I | 3 sks |
| Personality Psychology II | 3 sks | ||
| Developmental Psychology I | 3 sks | ||
| Developmental Psychology II | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Industrial and Organisational Psychology | 3 sks | |
| Psychometrics | 3 sks | ||
| Psychodiagnostics I | 2 sks | ||
| Principles of Management | 2 sks | ||
| Basic Natural Science | 2 sks | ||
| Elective courses | Family Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Psychology of Gender | 2 sks | ||
| Group Dynamics | 2 sks | ||
| Psychology of Mass | 2 sks | ||
| SEMESTER 4 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 4 | Psychodiagnostics II | 2 sks |
| Psychodiagnostics III | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Research Methodology (Basic) | 3 sks | |
| Experimental Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Ethics Code for Psychologist | 2 sks | ||
| Test Construction | 3 sks | ||
| Achievement Test | 3 sks | ||
| Human Resource Management | 2 sks | ||
| Educational Psychology | 3 sks | ||
| Elective courses | Andragogy | 2 sks | |
| Psychology of Communication | 2 sks | ||
| SEMESTER 5 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 5 | Psychodiagnostics IV | 2 sks |
| Psychodiagnostics V | 3 sks | ||
| Psychodiagnostics VI | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Abnormal Psychology | 3 sks | |
| Behaviour Modification | 2 sks | ||
| Counselling | 3 sks | ||
| Community Service Field Work | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Clinical Psychology and Mental Health major | Health Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Depth Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Industrial and Organisational Psychology major | Organisational Theory | 2 sks | |
| Competencies in Work | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Social Psychology and Personality major | Psychology of Social Change | 2 sks | |
| Applied Social Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Educational and Developmental Psychology major | Educational Philosophy | 2 sks | |
| Psychology of Exceptional Children and Adolescents | 2 sks | ||
| Psychology of Playing | 2 sks | ||
| Elective courses | Mental Health | 2 sks | |
| Pathology in Children and Adolescents | 2 sks | ||
| Decision Making Model | 2 sks | ||
| SEMESTER 6 | Compulsory courses that must be taken collectively in Semester 6 | Quantitative Research | 3 sks |
| Qualitative Research | 3 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Cognitive Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Anthropology | 2 sks | ||
| Humanistic Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Cross-Cultural Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Interpersonal Relationship | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Clinical Psychology and Mental Health major | Assessment of Clinical Psychology | 3 sks | |
| Seminar of Clinical Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Industrial and Organisational Psychology major | Organisational Behaviour | 2 sks | |
| Individual Development in Organisation | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Social Psychology and Personality major | Social Issues in Indonesian Community | 2 sks | |
| Community Assessment and Social Analysis | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Educational and Developmental Psychology major | Assessment of Educational and Developmental Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Educational Psychology of Gifted Children | 2 sks | ||
| Elective courses | Industrial Relationship | 2 sks | |
| Psychology of Commerce | 2 sks | ||
| SEMESTER 7 | Compulsory courses that can be taken in accordance with the remaining sks. | Thesis | 6 sks |
| Compulsory courses for Clinical Psychology and Mental Health major | Clinical Intervention | 3 sks | |
| Compulsory courses for Industrial and Organisational Psychology major | Seminar of Industrial and Organisation Psychology | 2 sks | |
| Human Resource Management in Organisation | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Social Psychology and Personality major | Social Research | 2 sks | |
| Seminar of Social Psychology | 2 sks | ||
| Compulsory courses for Educational and Developmental Psychology major | Seminar of Educational and Developmental Psychology | 2 sks |
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