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Faculty of Islamic Studies
Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia
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Our Vision
To become an internationally standardized Faculty of Islamic Studies that is excellent, inclusive, and innovative, and contributes to addressing national and global challenges
Academic Program
MA in Islamic Studies
The MA in Islamic Studies is designed to equip students with excellent theoretical knowledge and expertise relevant to lecturers, researchers, religious leaders, and policymakers, enabling them to address a variety of theological, political, and socio-cultural issues in the contemporary era.
MA in Islamic Studies Specializing in Digital Islam
The MA in Islamic Studies Specializing in Digital Islam aims to produce distinctive experts at the intersection of digital humanities and Islamic studies, equipping them with both strong academic foundations and practical computing skills. This specialization is a visionary response to rapid developments at the juncture of technology, humanities, and Islamic studies.
MA Dual Degree Program
The Dual Degree Program is delivered jointly by UIII, the University of Edinburgh, and SOAS University of London, offering an international and interdisciplinary academic experience across partner institutions.
الماجستير في التراث الإسلام
قسم أكاديمي يعنى بدراسة التراث الإسلامي في فروعه الكبرى بمنهج نقدي وتجديدي، يجمع بين الفهم العميق للموروث وتحليل النصوص ومهارات تحقيق المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا والرقمنة، إضافة إلى دراسة التراث في نوسنتارا والدراسات البينية والإنسانيات الرقمية.
PhD in Islamic Studies
The PhD in Islamic Studies program is designed to produce scholars capable of conducting extensive and original research on the formation of Islamic discourse and dynamics of Muslim societies through interdisciplinary perspectives.
Prof. Yanwar Pribadi, Ph.D.
Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Studies
“We invite the best and brightest students from around the world to pursue their passion in our faculty.”
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FIS UIII Prepares to Boot “Digital Islam” Concentration: Syncing Islamic Studies and Computational Technology
The Faculty of Islamic Studies (FIS) at UIII is finalizing plans for a new concentration: the MA in Islamic Studies, Specializing in Digital Islam. This program is designed as a transdisciplinary response, blending the strengths of Islamic scholarship with the growing trend of digital humanities. Highlighting The Distinction of UIII Islamic Studies Bhirawa Anoraga, the PIC
Call For Papers: 2026 International Conference on “Manuscripts and the Diversity of Islam(s) in Southeast Asia”
The Faculty of Islamic Studies at Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) is pleased to announce an International Conference on “Manuscripts and the Diversity of Islam(s) in Southeast Asia,” to be held on 19–20 August 2026 at the Faculty A Building, UIII, Depok, Indonesia. This conference aims to explore Islamic manuscripts and written cultures across Southeast Asia by
Preserving the Past for the Future: Hasan Rusdi and Islamic Manuscript Heritage in Kalimantan
Despite the accelerating pace of the modern era, marked by digitalization and shifting scholarly priorities, interest in classical Islamic scholarship remains vibrant. For Hasan Rusdi, an alumnus of the MA in Islamic Studies specializing in Classical Islam at the Faculty of Islamic Studies, Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII), this intellectual curiosity has taken the form
Upcoming Events
CALL FOR PAPERS – The “International Conference on Decolonizing Social Sciences and Humanities: Islamic and Non-Western Perspectives”
Read more: CALL FOR PAPERS – The “International Conference on Decolonizing Social Sciences and Humanities: Islamic and Non-Western Perspectives”CALL FOR PAPERS the “International Conference on Decolonizing Social Sciences and Humanities: Islamic and Non-Western Perspectives”, organized by the Faculty of Islamic Studies, UIII and the Institute Social, Türkiye, on April 29–30, 2025, at UIII Depok, Indonesia.
What They Say
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I was initially surprised by the combining of Western and Eastern approaches to academia because I did not have any experience discussing and approaching Islam from other perspectives. The way the lecturers supervise us through their innovative teaching has provided me with the opportunity to have a greater understanding of the debates about Islam. All the courses have unique characteristics that are important for my career development. The courses on Digital Islam, Islamic Law, and Research and Methodology have particularly inspired me the most and will significantly shape my dreams in the future.
I chose the Faculty of Islamic Studies for my study because the faculty introduces us to the integration knowledge between classical and modern sciences. It equips its graduates with both classical and contemporary knowledge. This combination will also support my dream job as a professional educator in my home country, Togo, where the Muslim population is only around 15%.
One of the things I have enjoyed most at UIII is the flexibility of doing the courses either in-person or online. During these uncertain times due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university permitted us to meet all the academic requirements and social activities in whatever way was most comfortable for us. Depok is a great city; and it has everything you could want. The weather is good and fits every nationality. The people are also so friendly. They like to socialize and chat with everyone regardless of their ethnicity and race.
I dream of being a diplomat one day, so, having unique training in Islam from different conceptual bases and standpoints will enrich me with a proper understanding on how to tackle issues around diplomacy and Islam. This has been a key part of my study at the Faculty of Islamic Studies.
UIII is strategically located near key facilities in Depok, such as the hospital, train station, supermarkets, and other public facilities that can be reached on bicycles provided by the university. So, there is no need to worry about access to various daily necessities.
