The Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law serves as an advanced learning environment that prepares future Islamic economic law experts who are professional, ethical, and competent in analyzing and developing Islamic economic systems. The program also emphasizes strengthening academic capacity in regulatory frameworks, Islamic economic rulings, and Sharia-compliant business and financial practices aligned with the objectives of Islamic law (Maqasid al-Shariah).
The Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law is an advanced learning environment designed to develop academic and professional competencies in Islamic economic law, Islamic finance, and the governance of Sharia-based economic institutions. The program is committed to producing graduates who are excellent, ethical, and globally minded, grounded in Islamic values and the scholarly tradition of Islamic boarding schools (pesantren). Through the integration of Islamic law, Islamic economics, and modern academic approaches, the program prepares graduates capable of contributing to the development of Islamic economic systems at both national and international levels.
The spirit of academic development in the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law is realized through the implementation of the Three Pillars of Higher Education, which include education and teaching, research, and community service. All academic activities are directed toward the development of Islamic economic law oriented to the Islamization of contemporary knowledge. Thus, the learning process not only emphasizes mastery of theories and practices in Islamic economic law, but also fosters professional character that is Islamic, critical, innovative, and ethical in responding to the dynamics of global legal and economic systems.
Students of the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law have the opportunity to develop competencies in Islamic economic law, Islamic finance, as well as the regulation and governance of Sharia-based economic institutions as the main focus of academic development. During their studies, students learn various courses such as contemporary Islamic economic law, advanced fiqh muamalah, Islamic banking and financial law, and Islamic economic regulatory analysis. They also participate in case studies, legal analysis, and applied research activities that support the development of professional skills. This learning approach is designed to enable students to comprehensively understand Islamic economic law and apply it in Islamic financial institutions, economic policy, and professional practice.
In addition to classroom activities, students of the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law also have opportunities to develop their potential through various academic and non-academic activities, such as involvement in lecturers’ research in Islamic economic law, community service programs, student organizations, as well as scientific studies and Sharia-based legal research projects. The Islamic boarding school–based academic environment also shapes students’ character to possess moral integrity, discipline, analytical precision, and strong leadership qualities in the field of Islamic law and economics.
As part of a globally oriented academic program, the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law also encourages students to develop an international outlook through various academic activities, research collaborations, as well as participation in seminars, conferences, Islamic law and finance competitions, and scientific activities at both national and international levels. This aligns with the program’s vision of producing graduates who are capable of contributing to the development of global economic and legal systems without departing from Islamic values, Maqasid al-Shariah principles, and the scholarly tradition of Islamic boarding schools.
The Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law is also supported by various learning facilities that enhance students’ competencies in Islamic economic law and Islamic finance, such as Islamic law and economics laboratories, Sharia-based research centers and incubators, as well as access to a wide range of legal literature, academic databases, and digital learning platforms that support research and the development of Islamic economic law studies.
Through various academic programs, strengthening Islamic values, and developing professional competencies, the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law aims to produce graduates with the profile of Sharia Economic Law Professionals, namely Islamic economic law practitioners who are professional and grounded in Islamic values in managing regulations, Islamic financial institutions, and Islamic economic governance. In addition, the program also develops Islamic Legal Entrepreneurs, graduates who are capable of becoming business actors and innovators in the Islamic economic sector while remaining grounded in Islamic legal principles and Maqasid al-Shariah.
With an educational approach that integrates Islamic economic law, Islamic values, and the spirit of Islamic boarding school (pesantren) tradition, the Master’s Program in Islamic Economic Law is committed to producing a generation of competent and ethical Muslim professionals who are capable of making meaningful contributions to the development of Islamic economic legal systems and the advancement of the Muslim community. The program emphasizes the synergy between Sharia scholarship, contemporary legal analysis, and strong Islamic character building in responding to global economic dynamics.
