Inbound Student Mobility Program
The International Undergraduate Program (IUP) Faculty of Psychology UGM welcome spirited and passionate young people from across the globe to be part of this exciting journey and make a difference in their local and global communities.
Offered Courses
Semester | Courses | Credits* | Course Outline** |
1 (start August) | Life-Span Development | 4 | download |
Mental Disorder | 3 | download | |
Conflict Resolution and Management | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Emotion: Above and Beyond Cognition | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Disaster and Crisis | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Religion and Spirituality | 2 | download | |
Psychology and Culture | 2 | download | |
Organizational Psychology | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Character Education and Development | 2 | download | |
Training and Human Resources Development | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Marriage and Family | 2 | download | |
2 (start February)
| Children and Adolescent with Special Needs | 3 | download |
Community Empowerment and Psychoeducation | 2 | download | |
Conflict Resolution and Management | 2 | download | |
Counseling Psychology | 3 | download | |
Psychology and Culture | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Disaster and Crisis | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Emotion: Above and Beyond Cognition | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Marriage and Family | 2 | download | |
Psychology of Religion and Spirituality | 2 | download |
*): 1 credit at UGM equals to 39,67 hours (11.67 hours of lectures + 14 hours of self-study + 14 hours of assessment)
**): The details of materials planned in weekly meeting, assignments, projects, and examination, are possible to be changed by the lecturer/s in the upcoming classes.
Grading System
The grading system at UGM uses two different scales. Lecturer/s can grade using a 0-100 percentage scale, with the lowest grade equivalent to an E (0-29) and the highest grade equivalent to an A (90-100). The other grading system utilizes a 1-4 grade point scale, which is also used to denote the Grade Point Average. On the 4-point scale, the lowest grade equivalent to an E is 0, while the highest grade equivalent to an A is 4. Half-grades may also be given for both systems, such as an A/B or B/C. The passing grade for basic level courses is C (for all general basic courses) and B/C (for the Foundations of Psychology). The passing grade for compulsory application-based courses and compulsory-elective application-based courses is B/C, whereas the passing grade for all elective courses is C.
Grade | Percentage |
A | 90-100 |
A- | 85-89 |
A/B | 80-84 |
B+ | 75-79 |
B | 70-74 |
B- | 65-69 |
B/C | 60-64 |
C+ | 55-59 |
C | 50-54 |
C- | 45-49 |
C/D | 40-44 |
D+ | 35-49 |
D | 30-34 |
E | 0-29 |
Grade | Grade Point |
A | 4 |
A- | 3.75 |
A/B | 3.5 |
B+ | 3.25 |
B | 3.0 |
B- | 2.75 |
B/C | 2.5 |
C+ | 2.25 |
C | 2.0 |
C- | 1.75 |
C/D | 1.5 |
D+ | 1.25 |
D | 1.0 |
E | 0 |