Cooperation and Collaboration

Yogyakarta—Having focused on recent development of Islamic Economics, IPIEF in collaboration with International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) has recently launched the second summer school, called International Training for Young Islamic Economic Leaders (ITYIELDS) that would be 5-day-program starting on July 8, 2018 up to July 12, 2018. This international summer school toke place in

Yogyakarta—In order to achieve the vision of IPIEF, which is to be reputable international program on Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance in ASEAN by 2021, there are concerted-cum-determined efforts that have to be made by IPIEF. Of those efforts, organizing two international events that has annually been held by this program, namely International Conference on

Yogyakarta—It is paramount important to conduct the research given the unprecedented scope of problems faced by society nowadays. Good research therefore should lead to publications that can be shared to the society for whom the research has aimed. More importantly, research which has an excellent quality is not considered good unless others are informed about

Yogyakarta—When talking about Islamic finance today, the vast majority of Moslems particularly Indonesian might only consider Islamic banking as the financial institution that can represent the whole system. In fact, there are rapidly growing institutions providing financial services to people who are in the low-middle class income based on Islamic contracts (akad), well known as Baitul

Makassar—In recent years, IPIEF has collaborated closely with domestic and international universities on the academic agendas. Earlier this month, Director of IPIEF, Dimas Bagus Wiranatakusuma M.Ec has visited two Islamic universities in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Tuesday (5/12), both were Universitas Muhammadiyah Makassar (well known as UNISMUH) and Universitas Muslim Indonesia (UMI) to exchange the

Yogyakarta—The academic discussion among students that can provide a useful forum for exchange of ideas and views is perceived to be increasingly crucial. More importantly, when such an agenda was attended not only by Indonesian but also by foreign students, several constructive ideas about academic culture from both sides may likely be discussed. And hence,

Gontor, Ponorogo—The collaborative programme has been of a great concern among universities nowadays not only to uphold the academic tradition but also to ensure a close coordination in dealing with the challenges ahead. Faculty of Economics and Management, Universitas Darussalam (UNIDA), a boarding school-based university and International Program for Islamic Economics and Finance (IPIEF) therefore