1. Sharia Banking’s Program Educational Objectives

PEO-1: Graduates can apply and implement scholarly knowledge professionally in Sharia-compliant banking and finance, as well as non-bank Sharia  financial institutions.

PEO-2: Graduates can provide solutions to financial challenges for communities  and non-profit organizations based on Sharia principles.

PEO-3: Graduates can apply their competencies in start-up industries by Sharia principles.

PEO-4: Graduates can disseminate their competencies for application in governmental institutions such as Bank Indonesia (BI), the Financial Services Authority (OJK), and relevant ministries related to Islamic finance.

2. Sharia Banking’s Intended Learning Outcomes

ILO-1 The capability of upholding humanitarian values in executing duties  based on religious, moral, and ethical principles.

ILO-2 The capability of effectively communicating and interacting with various stakeholders within the context of Sharia financial institutions.

ILO-3 The capability of mastering key principles in Islamic banking and applying them within the Sharia financial industry.

ILO-4 The capability of grasping global economic issues in Islamic banking and providing creative and innovative solutions.

ILO-5 The capability of developing  Sharia-based business plans for Sharia financial institutions, including start-up industries.

ILO-6 The capability of implementing Sharia banking and financial regulations as decision-makers in resolving issues within Sharia banking and finance.

ILO-7 The capability of taking responsibility for group work achievements and supervising as well as evaluating the completion of tasks in Sharia banking and finance.

ILO-8 The capability of analyzing Sharia-compliant financial products, services, and transactions in Sharia financial institutions, banks, non-bank financial institutions, and non-profit organizations.

ILO-9 The capability of preparing financial reports in the Sharia financial industry, both in banks and non-bank financial institutions, by Sharia financial accounting standards.

ILO-10 The capability of analyzing financial data for investment and financing decisions within the Sharia financial industry context.

ILO-11 The capability of designing and implementing innovative Sharia financial education programs.

ILO-12 The capability of providing an understanding of Sharia finance to the public and Sharia financial institutions.