Study Program
Doktor of Islamic Economics
Award Title
Doctor of Philosophy in Islamic Economics
Duration
6 Semesters
Intake
February & August
Total Credits
84 SKS
The Doctor of Islamic Economics program at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Airlangga, was established in 2008 and explores and advances economics, finance, and business grounded in sharia principles. The program is currently preparing for AACSB international accreditation, reflecting a commitment to strengthening academic quality and international competitiveness. Students may choose a study specialization in Islamic investment and financial institutions, Islamic marketing management and the halal industry, ZISWAF economics, or Islamic economic thought. Graduates are prepared to conduct research contributing to new concepts in Islamic economics, encompassing empirical knowledge, theory, methodology, and models, particularly in Islamic Social Finance, at the national and international levels.
- Students can perform ethical principles to research responsibly.
- Students is able to display critically think and analyze problems by comprehensively and deeply linking theories and real-world evidence.
- Students are able to reconstruct Islamic Economic knowledge with transdisciplinary approach and relevant to global issue and sustainability.
- Student are able to design research which create impactful and innovative solution and relevant to global issue and sustainability.
| Code | Course Title | Period (Type - Note) | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| FEB25902001 | Philosophy of Science | Semester 1 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902002 | Islamic Economics | Semester 1 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902003 | Advanced Econometrics and Statistics | Semester 1 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902004 | Islamic Social Finance | Semester 1 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902008 | Islamic Finance and Investment (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902009 | Islamic Accounting (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902010 | Islamic Financial Institutions (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902011 | Islamic Marketing Management and Halal Industry (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902012 | Islamic Strategic Management (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902013 | Economic Development of Civil Society (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902014 | Islamic Political Economy (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902015 | Zakat, Infaq, Sadaqah, and Waqf (ZISWAF) Economics (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902016 | Islamic Financial Product Innovation (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902017 | Islamic Economic Thought (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902018 | Contemporary Fiqh Development (*) | Semester 2 (Elective) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902005 | Islamic Banking and Finance | Semester 2 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902006 | Islamic General Management | Semester 2 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902007 | Research Methodology | Semester 2 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 3 SKS |
| FEB25902019 | Dissertation - Proposal | Semester 3 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 15 SKS |
| FEB25902020 | Dissertation - Feasibility | Semester 4 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 12 SKS |
| FEB25902021 | Dissertation - Closed Defense | Semester 4 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 24 SKS |
| FEB25902022 | Dissertation - Open Defense | Semester 4 (Compulsory - Compulsory course) | 9 SKS |
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