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A.	Name of Study Program	:	Islamic Economics
	Level of Study	:	Bachelor’s Degree
	Faculty	:	Islamic Studies
B.	Vision	:	Becoming a premier national study program by 2030, advancing economics grounded in Islamic values and principles
C.	Graduate Learning Outcomes	:	Manager – Ability to manage profit and non-profit organizations Financial Information Provider – Ability to provide financial information for organizations Sharia Banking and Non-Bank Finance Practitioner – Ability to work in Islamic financial institutions Entrepreneur – Ability to build businesses in accordance with Sharia business ethics
D.	Learning Outcomes	:	1. Mastering hard skills in Islamic economics, finance, management, and accounting 2. Developing soft skills such as independence, discipline, and scientific attitude 3. Applying Islamic values in economic practices and community service 4. Conducting research and community service in Islamic economics
E.	Courses	:	Semester I	Credit
			Qur’anic Reading (Qiro’a)	2
			Indonesian for Scientific Writing	3
			Basic Socio-Cultural Sciences	2
			Pancasila	2
			Fiqh of Economic Transactions	3
			Economic Mathematics	3
			Philosophy of Islamic Economics	2
			Introduction to Islamic Business	3
			Introduction to Economics	3
			Semester II	Credit
			Arabic Writing (Kitabah)	2
			Civics	3
			Qur’anic and Hadith Science	3
			Macroeconomic Theory	3
			Microeconomic Theory	3
			Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (Ushul Fiqh)	3
			Descriptive Statistics	3
			Introduction to Management	3
			Semester III	Credit
			Productive Skills of FLSP	2
			Islamic Macroeconomics	3
			Islamic Microeconomics	3
			Inferential Statistics	3
			Economic Verses and Hadith	3
			Business Ethics	2
			Financial Management	3
			Muhammadiyah Studies	2
			Semester IV	Credit
			English Proficiency Test Preparation Course	2
			Entrepreneurship	3
			Monetary Economics	3
			Introduction to Accounting	3
			Islamic Financial Institution	2
			Islamic Economics Law	2
			Islamic Legal Maxims (Qawaid Fiqhiyah)	2
			History of Islamic Economic Thought	2
			Computer and Business Applications	3
			Semester V	Credit
			Compulsory Courses (12 Credits)
			International Economics and Finance	3
			Islamic Development Economics	2
			Applied Econometrics	3
			ZISWAF Economics	3
			Integrated Field Studies	1
			Concentration Courses – Choose One Track (9 Credits)
			Track A: Islamic Banking and Non-Banking Finance
			Banking Accounting	3
			Islamic Capital Market	3
			Islamic Banking	3
			Track B: Sharia Accounting
			Financial Accounting	3
			Islamic Accounting	3
			Accounting Information System	3
			Track C: Islamic Management
			Management Information System	3
			Islamic HR Management	3
			Islamic Marketing Management	3
			Semester VI	Credit
			Fiqh of Worship	2
			Islamic Political Economy	2
			Halal Industry and Product	3
			Research Methods	3
			Concentration Courses – Choose One Track (12 Credits)
			Track A: Islamic Banking and Non-Banking Finance
			Islamic Bank Fund Management	3
			Islamic Microfinance	3
			Islamic Fintech	3
			Financing Feasibility Study	3
			Track B: Sharia Accounting
			5.Taxation	3
			6. Non-Profit Organization Accounting
			7. Financial Statements Analysis	3
			8.Islamic Accounting Theory	3
			Track C: Islamic Management
			5. Strategic Management	3
			6. Islamic Financial Planning	3
			7. Business Feasibility Study	3
			8. Organizational Behavior	3
			Semester VII	Credit
			Internship	4
			Community Service (PMM)	4
			Concentration Research Seminar (Choose One – 3 Credits)
			Islamic Banking & Non-Banking Finance Research Seminar	3
			Islamic Accounting Research Seminar	3
			Islamic Management Research Seminar	3
			Semester VII
			Thesis	6
			Total	148
F.	Value Propositions	:	Distinguished Programs :Including state-owned enterprise internships, industry internships, community service (PMM), academic writing skill development, language education in Arabic and English, and entrepreneurship development Accreditation: The program is accredited by BAN-PT with a B rating. Curriculum Integration: The MBKM (Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka) curriculum aligns with concentrations in Islamic Banking, Sharia Accounting, and Islamic Management. Facilities: The program offers a library, language laboratory, Islamic Economic Development Laboratory, and counseling services to support learning. Achievements: The program celebrates national competition victories, scholarships (BAZNAS, KIP, etc.), teaching assistant opportunities, and participation in student exchange programs. Collaborations: The program partners nationally and internationally with institutions and industries. Alumni Success: Graduates have secured positions in Islamic banks, government organizations, the entrepreneurial sector, and multinational companies.