EKS5308
Islamic Banking Accounting
5th Semester
Islamic Banking Accounting course is a special skill course in the study program which contains mastery of the basic accounting concepts and principles of special sharia transactions, mastery of the concepts of measurement, recording, and presentation and disclosure of special sharia transactions, and mastery in preparing financial reports for special sharia transactions. The material that will be given to students is about the concept of special sharia transactions, concepts and principles, recording, measuring and presenting transactions in sharia banking
ESL5113
Islamic Banking Accounting Practicum
Islamic Banking Accounting Practicum course studies about the preparation of special Islamic banking transactions, measurement, recording, presentation and disclosure of Islamic banking transactions, and mastery in preparing financial reports for special Islamic banking transactions and calculating Fee-Based Income.
ESL5114
Mini Bank Practicum I
Mini Bank Practicum I course is a special skills course that teaches general operational practices carried out by Islamic banks in the collection, financing and services of Islamic banks which consist of Wadiah demand deposits, mudharabah savings, mudharabah deposits, clearing transactions, transfers, collections, murabahah and mudharabah. It is hoped that students can play a role in a front office in Islamic banking. In this course, students will also directly practice Islamic banking practices by utilizing digital banking media.
EKS5507
Islamic Bank Marketing
Islamic Bank Marketing course is included in a special skills course that will discuss a basic set of marketing, especially regarding marketing construction in Islamic banks. This course examines sharia marketing concepts, strategic marketing, market projections, understanding consumer behaviour, marketing research, product marketing strategies, optimizing customer satisfaction, excellent service standards, business competition analysis, marketing expansion plans and marketing management systems. The discussion will be reviewed and discussed in the context of marketing Islamic banks and made in a portfolio. Students will be taught conventional and digital Islamic banking marketing. In addition, students are required to market a product from one of the Islamic Banks to prospective customers.
EKS5516
Islamic Banking Risk Management
Islamic Banking Risk Management course is included in the special skills of the Study Program, and students are expected to be able to bridge the two sides between the demands of the real practice of Islamic banking and risk management theory which is built based on Islamic sharia principles. The complexity of demands and demands for competition in Islamic banking is a challenge for Islamic banking practitioners to be careful in managing their business so as not to harm customers, society, and the Islamic finance community in general. It is hoped that by taking this course, students can understand and apply risk management with guidelines and frameworks that are simple and comprehensive, and avoiding fraud to be applied in Islamic banking. In addition, students will also be taught the risks that may arise as a result of the development of digital technology.
EKS5115
Islamic Banking Risk Management Practice
Islamic Banking Risk Management Practice is a course that is included in the special skills of the Study Program where students can apply risk management with guidelines and frameworks that are simple, comprehensive, and can be applied in Islamic banking. In addition, students can identify the causes of fraud and avoid them in conventional Islamic banking and can utilize digital technology.
EKS5514
Islamic Money Market and Capital Market
Islamic Money Market and Capital Market course discusses the Islamic money market (PUAS/money market for Islamic banks) where sharia securities are traded with short terms (less than 1 year) such as Wadiah bank certificates of Indonesia, Sharia Interbank Mudharabah Investment Certificates. In addition, this course also discusses securities transactions in the capital market that are carried out following Sharia provisions such as Sharia Shares, Sukuk and Participation Units of Sharia Mutual Funds. In this course, students will also be introduced to PUPMS marketing techniques that utilize digital media.
EKS5517
Shariah Applied Research Methodology
Shariah Applied Research Methodology course discusses the principles of research methodology so that later students can prepare a proper and good research proposal to be continued as the student’s final project. Course descriptions include (1) Introduction which includes aspects of the background of why the problem is appointed as a research topic, formulation of research problems and the objectives and benefits of the research, (2) Literature Study which includes a study of the literature used, empirical studies that serve as a reference in making research, research framework or conceptual framework and research hypotheses if any, (3) Research methodology which includes research design, variables and measurements, population, sample and sampling technique as well as analytical tools used (4) Results in analysis and discussion and (5) Conclusions and Suggestions. Students will also be introduced to various application examples from several studies. Thus, it is hoped that students will have a comprehensive understanding of research methodology so that later they can prepare a research proposal and carry out research for the preparation of the final project and solve economic problems that exist in the practice of the business world.
EKS5515
LKS Management Information System
LKS Management Information System course includes special designed skills courses for the Study Program so that students can understand the general understanding of information systems, hardware, software, networks, data analysis processes, and information system concepts in Islamic financial institutions (LKS). In addition, students can understand the need to use an integrated information system in carrying out business processes in Islamic financial institutions, be able to analyse system requirements for services, understand the roles that play a role in LKS services, and understand the flow of transaction funds and be able to integrate accounting systems in the worksheets of an information system. In this course, students will take advantage of digital technology related to SIM in LKS.
