| 1 |
EKS813 |
Sharia Accounting |
Focusing on sharia-compliant accounting principles, this course teaches students about financial reporting, auditing, and accounting management in sharia-compliant financial institutions. |
| 2 |
EKS818 |
Civil Society Development Economics |
This course explores the concept of civil society development from an Islamic economic perspective. Students will learn sustainable and inclusive development strategies and the role of Islamic financial institutions in supporting social and economic development. Discussions will cover the challenges and opportunities in creating a just and prosperous society. |
| 3 |
EKS819 |
Islamic Political Economy |
Focusing on the interaction between economics and politics in an Islamic context, this course examines relevant political economic theories. Students will study public policies in accordance with Sharia principles and their impact on societal welfare. An analysis of the role of the state and its institutions in economic regulation will also be part of the curriculum. |
| 4 |
EKS820 |
ZISWAF Economy |
This course examines the role of zakat, infaq, shadaqah, and waqf in Islamic economics. Students will learn the mechanisms of ZISWAF collection and distribution, as well as their impact on poverty alleviation and community empowerment. The discussion will also cover innovations in ZISWAF management to increase effectiveness and efficiency. |
| 5 |
EKS823 |
Innovation in Islamic Financial Products |
This course examines developments and innovations in Islamic financial products. Students will learn about various new Islamic financial instruments, as well as the challenges and opportunities in developing products that comply with Islamic principles. A focus on creativity and innovation in creating financial solutions that meet community needs is also a key component of the learning process. |
| 6 |
EKS812 |
Islamic Finance and Investment |
This course examines financial instruments and investment strategies that comply with Sharia principles. Students will learn investment analysis, portfolio management, and financial planning within a Sharia context. |
| 7 |
EKS814 |
Islamic Financial Institutions |
This course examines various types of Islamic financial institutions, including Islamic banks, Islamic insurance companies, and microfinance institutions. Students will learn the roles and functions of these institutions in the economy. |
| 8 |
EKS816 |
Sharia Marketing Management and Halal Industry |
This course examines marketing strategies in accordance with Sharia principles and the development of the halal industry. Students will learn how to market products and services in accordance with Islamic values. |
| 9 |
EKS817 |
Islamic Strategic Management |
This course examines the concepts and practices of strategic management within an organizational context based on Sharia principles. Students will learn environmental analysis, strategy formulation, and strategy implementation in accordance with Islamic values. A focus on ethics and social responsibility in strategic decision-making is also a key component of the course. |
| 10 |
EKS824 |
Islamic Economic Thought |
This course examines the development of Islamic economic thought from classical to contemporary times. Students will study key figures in the history of Islamic economic thought and their contributions to economic theory and practice. Discussions will cover the challenges facing Islamic economic thought in today's global context. |
| 11 |
EKS825 |
Development of Contemporary Fiqh |
Focusing on the development of fiqh (Islamic law) in a modern context, this course examines contemporary issues relevant to Islamic economics and finance. Students will learn the methodology of ijtihad and the approaches used to address new challenges in Islamic economics, as well as the role of ulama and scholars in the development of contemporary fiqh. |
