In the Japanese language diploma program with a focus on the use of Japanese in a business environment, students enter a learning environment that aims to understand and master basic expressions in business Japanese, respectful language varieties, office communication, responding to customer complaints, and various other important aspects related to the use of Japanese in a business context. First, students learn the basic expressions in business Japanese which include vocabulary, phrases and common expressions used in daily conversation in a business environment. They learn to understand and use language appropriate to business contexts, such as presentations, meetings, negotiations and job interviews. Next, students explore the respectful language varieties in business Japanese. They understand the hierarchy and levels of language that are appropriate in various situations, including speaking to coworkers, superiors, or clients. Then, in the context of office communication, students learn the varieties of conversational language used daily in the office, including discussing projects, coordinating tasks, and submitting reports. They are taught to understand formal and informal language appropriate to the situation.

In the Japanese diploma program with a focus on Japanese for tourism, students enter a learning environment that aims to explore the use of Japanese in supporting the tourism sector. They will learn the skills needed to guide Japanese tourists, introduce tourist areas, make hotel reservations, buy tickets, and conduct other interactions related to tourism. First, students understand the context of tourism and the needs of Japanese tourists. They learn vocabulary, phrases and expressions that are often used in daily interactions with Japanese tourists. This includes knowledge of popular tourist attractions, specialty foods, local culture, and tourism activities. Furthermore, students learn how to guide and provide information to Japanese tourists with appropriate and communicative Japanese. They are taught to understand travelers' needs, give directions, make recommendations, and answer questions well. Then, in the context of reservations and transactions, students understand how to make hotel reservations, book transportation tickets, and conduct other tourism-related transactions. They learn to communicate clearly and effectively in this process.

In the Japanese diploma program with a focus on Japanese to Indonesian translation and vice versa, students enter a learning environment that aims to apply theories, methods, techniques and procedures of oral and written translation with a high level of expertise. First, students learn the basic theories of translation, including translation principles, word selection strategies, and structural aspects to consider in the translation process. They understand the theoretical basis on which translation decisions are made. Furthermore, students understand various translation methods and techniques applied to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in transferring meaning from Japanese to Indonesian and vice versa. They study the literal method, structural dynamics, cultural adaptation, and the use of context in translation. Then, in the context of practical application, students practice translation techniques by translating various types of texts, including business, literature, technical and others. They practice translating by considering the context and ensuring the original message is accurately conveyed in the target language.