Pokok Bahasan / Bahan Kajian
Mampu berkontribusi dalam peningkatan mutu kehidupan bermasyarakat, berbangsa, bernegara, dan peradaban berdasarkan Pancasila, dan
Mampu menginternalisasi nilai, norma, dan etika akademik;
Mampu menerapkan pemikiran logis, kritis, sistematis, dan inovatif dalam penelitian di bidang hubungan internasional sebagai implementasi pemahaman
filsafat hubungan internasional berdasarkan kaidah, tata cara dan etika ilmiah;
Menghasilkan solusi, gagasan, desain atau menyusun deskripsi saintifik hasil kajiannya dalam bentuk makalah kebijakan;
Menguasai konsep dasar riset, metode ilmiah dan jenis-jenis penelitian di bidang hubungan internasional;
Merumuskan judul dan masalah penelitian di bidang hubungan internasional yang didasari hasil kajian teori dan jurnal penelitian;
Mengidentifikasi variabel, sub variabel dan indikator variabel berdasar hasil kajian teori;
Merumuskan judul dan masalah penelitian korelasional untuk menguji masalah di bidang hubungan internasional;
Merumuskan judul dan masalah penelitian eksperimental untuk menguji masalah di bidang hubungan internasional;
Merumuskan judul dan masalah penelitian tindakan kelas (PTK) untuk meningkatkan profesionalitas di bidang hubungan internasional.
Memiliki keterampilan menganalisis fenomena hubungan internasional;
Merancang instrumen penelitian mengacu pada hasil identifikasi variabel, sub variabel dan indikator variabel penelitian;
Merancang makalah kebijakan untuk memecahkan masalah dan memberikan inovasi di bidang hubungan internasional;
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