After carrying out one of the life processes in the student environment which is closely related to leadership and self-management and the environment in Islam for approximately seven months at Universitas Airlangga, it is time for MOSAIC to take the time to carry out activities outside the Airlangga University environment.

This activity is not only expected to refresh the minds of MOSAIC administrators but is also expected to be a means to upgrade the management in the following year through comparative studies with Islamic Spirituality Sections at other universities so that MOSAIC can establish ties between fellow Islamic Spirituality Section administrators outside Surabaya in carrying out da'wah struggles at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Airlangga. Therefore, MOSAIC summarizes these two activities, taddabur alam and comparative studies, into MOSAIC ON VACATION (MOV).

MOSAIC ON VACATION (MOV) is an activity held by the Human Resources Development Division of MOSAIC. This year, the activity was carried out at Malang State University (Muslim Study), Wonosari Tea Plantation, and Batu City Square on September 7, 2019. This activity began with the departure of MOV participants from Campus B Universitas Airlangga to Wonosari Tea Plantation for nature contemplation. Participants were given one hour to enjoy the scenery in the Wonosari tea plantation. After that, they continued their journey to Malang State University. Malang State University has an Islamic organization called Muslim Study. This Muslim Study oversees study activities, Islamic Scientific Writing, and sharia economic activities. At FEB UNAIR, Muslim Study is like a combination of MOSAIC, ACCESS, and HIMA EKIS. The activity began with the opening and presentation of the profiles of MOSAIC and Muslim Study and continued with a Forum Group Discussion (FGD). From here, the enthusiasm of the participants was very visible and in each FGD there were always questions for both parties, MOSAIC and Muslim Study. After completing the comparative study with the Muslim Studies Program at Malang State University, we continued our journey to Batu City Square. Participants were given time until Maghrib prayers to explore the square. After the event concluded, we continued our journey back to Surabaya.