Yogyakarta—Recently, International Program for Islamic Economics and Finance (IPIEF) has organized the social charity in conjunction with Ifthār that took place in Muhammadiyah’s Orphanage, named Panti Asuhan Muhammadiyah Al-Ghifari which is located in Kalimanjung, Ambarketawang, Gamping, Sleman. This agenda was held on Thursday, May 24, 2018 and attended by approximately 40 persons, consisting of about
Yogyakarta—IPIEF has been committed to enhance the quality of its students in both academic and non-academic spaces, not only by encouraging the students to participate in academic competition but also by supporting them to take part in many agendas related to Islamic finance. Under such academic environment, there have been more IPIEF students involved and
Penang, Malaysia—Earlier this month, 37 IPIEF students had made a field trip to several institutions including universities in Malaysia and Thailand. This academic trip had been undertaken between 3 and 8 April 2018, under the supervision of Director of International Program for Islamic Economics and Finance (IPIEF), Dimas Bagus Wiranatakusuma, Ph.D. Such a visit has
Perth, Australia—International experiences can be gained by the university students, among others, through organizing a trip abroad. Such an attempt was done by IPIEF students ranging from batch of 2015 to 2016 on 19th – 23rd March 2018. The primary purpose of this trip is to encourage student to be engaged with international exposure in
Yogyakarta—There have been more and more universities in Indonesia, either state or private university, which offer Islamic Economics. This state may certainly foster the curriculum standardization in universities, which is deemed essential of teaching aspect. Such a stated background became a compelling reason why “National Workshop on Standardization Curriculum of Islamic Macroeconomics 2018” was held
Yogyakarta—When dealing with Islamic economics, many academicians seemed to have thoroughly explored the commercial side of such a subject, thereby forgetting its social side which has a profound impact on people welfare. However, this positive effect of Islamic social finance which can also be regarded as distribution of income in the economical term may not
Yogyakarta—Recently, International Program for Islamic Economics and finance has organized the event named “IPIEF Students Award 2018”, intended to bestow the student awards for those who have major achievement both in academic and non-academic area. This award would be the first student award held by IPIEF as it had not been conducted years before. Dimas
Yogyakarta—Epistemology has been of a chief concern to Islamic scholars who are attempting to grapple with the Integration of Knowledge. Prof. Dr. Hamidullah Marazi, Head of Department of Religious Studies at Central University of Kashmir, India emphasized that the Holy Quran and the teaching of Prophet Muhammad SAW is the epistemology of Islamic Science itself
Yogyakarta—It is widely believed the critical importance of enhancing the intellectual capability of IPIEF students by, among others, equipping them with the international exposures such as student exchange program, joining international conference either hosted by national or international institution and internship in which they will possibly acquire in-depth knowledge to handle the challenges ahead. One
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