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
Programs
MA in Islamic Studies
The MA in Islamic Studies program is designed to equip students with excellent theoretical knowledge and expertise relevant to lecturers, researchers, religious leaders, and policy makers to deal with a variety of theological, political, and socio-cultural issues in the contemporary era.
Programs
Ph.D in Islamic Studies
A student seeking a PhD degree in Islamic Studies at UIII must complete at least 48 credit hours beyond the MA degree that he/she has obtained. The credits comprise foundation, core, and elective courses, methodology clinics, journal article publication, and PhD dissertation.
Prof. Dr. Noorhaidi Hasan
Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Studies
“We invite all of you, the best and brightest students from across the world, to pursue your passion in our faculty”
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International Conference at UIII Explores Justice and Fiqh in Modern Context
Depok, November 10, 2023 – Anggi Azzuhri The Centre for Islam and Global Challenge (CIGC) at Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) successfully hosted a two-day international conference on November 7 and 8, 2023. The conference, titled “Fiqh and Justice in an ‘Abnormal’ Context: Connecting Islamic Tradition to Contemporary Challenges,” aimed to delve into the issues […]
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Academic Convocation: Welcoming New Students at the Faculty of Islamic Studies
September 28, 2023 In a spirit of enthusiasm and anticipation, the Faculty of Islamic Studies at Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia hosted its annual Academic Convocation from September 25 to 27, 2023, warmly welcoming 68 new students into its academic fold. This diverse group of fresh minds consists of 13 students pursuing their Ph.D. degrees, 34 […]
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Farewell Symposium of Prof. Nico Kaptein Explores “Islam and Religious Authority in Indonesia: From the Past to the Future”
Depok, August 29-30, 2023 The Faculty of Islamic Studies at the Indonesia International Islamic University (UIII) hosted a two-day farewell symposium to honor the esteemed career of Prof. Nico Kaptein, titled “Farewell Symposium – Prof. Nico Kaptein: From the Past to the Future: Islam and Religious Authority in Indonesia.” Co-organized in collaboration with the Office […]
Upcoming Events
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Fiqh and Justice in An “Abnormal” Context: Connecting Islamic Tradition To Contemporary Challenges (Extended to September 10, 2023)
Read more: Fiqh and Justice in An “Abnormal” Context: Connecting Islamic Tradition To Contemporary Challenges (Extended to September 10, 2023)Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Islam has been largely seen as a problem that we need to study, analyze and resolve
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International Conference at UIII Explores Justice and Fiqh in Modern Context
Read more: International Conference at UIII Explores Justice and Fiqh in Modern ContextDepok, November 10, 2023 – Anggi Azzuhri The Centre for Islam and Global Challenge (CIGC) at Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) successfully hosted a two-day international conference on November 7 and 8, 2023. The conference, titled “Fiqh and Justice in an ‘Abnormal’ Context: Connecting Islamic Tradition to Contemporary Challenges,” aimed to delve into the issues […]
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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.