Registering for Classes

When you have paid your tuition fees for the coming February-August Semester (Semester Genap) of the 2023/2024 Academic Year, you will be able to register for classes between the 22nd and the 26th of January 2024. This is done through the Student Portal of the Padjadjaran Academic Information System (PAcIS). All classes offered will be displayed. You will have to have Academic Advising Sessions (Perwalian/Bimbingan Akademik) with your respective Academic Advisors (Dosen Wali) before you register for classes so that they can approve your study plan for the semester based on the discussion in the sessions.

Some courses have more than one class. Each class has a quota. Enrollment in such classes is on a first-come-first-serve basis. You do not have to take the same class for different courses (e.g. if you take the Class A schedule for Reading for Gist, you can take the Class C schedule for Essay Writing). Nor do you have to take the same class from preveious semesters (e.g. if you sat in Class C for Basic Grammar, you can choose to take Class A for Intermediate Grammar).

If you are going to put your waived courses in your study contract (KRS), take the Class E (night or weekend schedules).

If you have taken most of your mandatory (wajib) courses, you can begin to take elective (pilihan) courses. You can take elective courses offered by the English Studies Program or by other study programs at Unpad. If you plan to take elective courses outside of Unpad next semester through the IISMA or PMM programs, complete the form available on this LINK. You can also take advantage of Experiential Learning Opportunities as electives.

Experiential Learning Opportunities

For the coming February-August Semester of the 2023/2024 Academic Year, students will have the following opportunities for experiential learning. Students must consult with their respective academic advisors (dosen wali), and include the experiential courses in their study contract (KRS) for the semester. You can use this opportunity to initiate Student Creativity Projects (PKM), or your own project, by taking small-, mid-, large-, or full-scale Internship, Independent Study/Project, Teaching Assistantship, Research Assistantship, and Entrepreneurial Project.

1. INTERNSHIP

Students must have an acceptance letter from the place of work or approval from the supervising instructor.

• Internship (Small-scale/3 credit-hours):
  • Class A: External Internships (MSIB and Independent)
  • Class B: Internal Internships (Supervising Instructor: Ari J. Adipurwawidjana & Randy Ridwansyah)
• Internship M (Mid-scale/6 credit-hours)
• Internship L (Large-scale/8 credit-hours)
• Internship F (Full-scale/20 credit-hours)

2. RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP

Students must obtain approval from the researcher.

• Research Assistantship (Small-scale/3 credit-hours)
  • Class A: Gender dan Identitas Perempuan: Perempuan Menulis, Menulis Perempuan; Researcher: Aquarini Priyatna (4 students)
  • Class B: 1) Budaya dan Pariwisata; Modalitas dalam Teks Bahasa Inggris dan Bahasa Indonesia: Kajian Korpus Linguistik dan 2) SFL dan Teks Pariwisata; Researcher: Eva Tuckyta Sari Sujatna (7 students)
  • Class C: Corpus-Based Study; Researcher: Elvi Citraresmana (2 students)
  • Class D: 1) Petruk-Gareng comic books, 2) Persib, and 3) Stand-Up Comedy; Researcher: Tisna Prabasmoro (4 students)
  • Class E: Corpus Linguistics, Semantics, & Pragmatics; Researcher: Susi Yuliawati (4 students)
  • Class F: The Representations of the Capital in Arswendo’s Young Adult Series Keluarga Cemara; Researcher: Ida Farida Sachmadi (2 students)
  • Class G: Pragmatik dan Analisis Wacana; Researcher: Rosaria Mita Amalia (3 students)
  • Class H: (Im)Politeness; Researcher: Ekaning Krisnawati (1 student)
  • Class I: Spatio-temporal politics in late 19th- and early 20th-century texts; Researcher: Ari J. Adipurwawidjana (3 students)
  • Class J: Traversal in Benjamin Zephaniah’s Poems; Researcher: Rasus Budhyono (2 students)
• Research Assistantship M

3. TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP

Students must (1) have a minimum GPA (IPK) of 3.51; (2) have taken and received an A for the course; and, obtain the approval of the instructor of the course.

• Teaching Assistantship (Small-scale/3 credit-hours)
  • Class C: Childrens’ and Young Adult Literature (Instructor: Ida Farida Sachmadi)
  • Class D: 1) Reading Scientific Texts (1 student) and 2) Introduction to Linguistics and English Language Development (Instructor: Lia Maulia Indrayani)