| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Program: | Art & Humanities | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
UNIAT was founded in 1969 by KH. Ahmad Thahir Rochhyat with the aim of creating an institution that promotes Islamic education and values. The university is deeply connected to the broader Islamic educational tradition in Indonesia and focuses on producing graduates who are knowledgeable in both Islamic sciences and secular subjects.
Attahiriyah Islamic University offers undergraduate and graduate programs in several disciplines. The faculties at UNIAT cover both Islamic studies and modern academic fields. Below are some of the key faculties and their associated programs:
1. Faculty of Islamic Studies
This faculty focuses on traditional Islamic sciences and teachings, including subjects like Quranic studies, Hadith, Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), and Aqidah (Islamic theology).
Bachelor of Islamic Law (Sharia): This program covers Islamic legal theory and its application in modern contexts, particularly in areas like marriage, inheritance, and Islamic banking.
Bachelor of Islamic Education: Focuses on preparing teachers for Islamic schools and institutions, emphasizing both pedagogy and Islamic values.
Bachelor of Quranic Studies: Specializes in the study and interpretation (Tafsir) of the Quran.
2. Faculty of Law
Bachelor of Law (LL.B): This program offers a combination of general legal studies and Islamic law (Sharia), with a focus on producing legal professionals who understand both conventional and Islamic legal systems.
3. Faculty of Economics
Bachelor of Economics: This program focuses on general economics with an emphasis on Islamic economic principles, including the study of Sharia-compliant financial systems.
Bachelor of Islamic Banking and Finance: Specializes in the growing field of Islamic finance, including Sharia-compliant banking practices, halal investment, and ethical business.
4. Faculty of Teacher Training and Education
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education: Trains educators in the field of early childhood development, integrating Islamic values into teaching methodologies.
Bachelor of English Language Education: Prepares students to become teachers of English as a second language, with a focus on both Islamic and secular contexts.
UNIAT’s mission is to combine Islamic values with modern education, producing graduates who are not only knowledgeable in their fields but also committed to moral and ethical leadership. The university emphasizes:
The importance of Islamic ethics in all aspects of life.
Producing graduates who can contribute to the Muslim community and society at large.
Integrating Islamic knowledge with professional and technical skills to meet modern challenges.
UNIAT offers various facilities to support both academic and extracurricular activities:
Library: Contains a wide range of books, journals, and online resources focusing on Islamic studies and other academic fields.
Prayer Rooms (Musholla): Available across the campus for daily prayers, ensuring that students can observe their religious duties.
Lecture Halls and Classrooms: Equipped with modern teaching aids to enhance the learning experience.
Student Activities: The university encourages students to participate in Islamic organizations, study circles (halaqah), and community service activities.
Student life at UNIAT is grounded in Islamic teachings, with an emphasis on community building and spiritual development. The university offers:
Islamic Cultural Activities: Students are encouraged to participate in Islamic events such as Quran recitation competitions, seminars on Islamic thought, and religious outreach (dakwah) programs.
Student Organizations: UNIAT has various student organizations that focus on academic development, community service, and sports.
Community Engagement: Students are often involved in community service projects, especially in religious and educational outreach, in line with the university’s mission of contributing to society.
UNIAT graduates have gone on to contribute to various fields, including Islamic education, law, finance, and public service. The university maintains strong connections with its alumni, many of whom become leaders in Islamic organizations, Sharia law institutions, and Islamic banking sectors.
UNIAT is also involved in international collaborations with Islamic universities and organizations across Southeast Asia and the broader Muslim world. These partnerships help enrich the academic experience for both students and faculty by encouraging research collaborations and student exchanges.
Attahiriyah Islamic University is located in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, providing students with access to a wide range of educational, cultural, and professional opportunities. Being situated in the heart of Indonesia, the university is well-connected to various parts of the city, making it convenient for students to commute.
Bachelor of Islamic Law (Sharia)
Focus: Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), marriage, inheritance, Islamic economic law, and application of Sharia in modern contexts.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Islamic Education
Focus: Preparing students to become educators in Islamic schools or madrasahs, focusing on Islamic pedagogy and curriculum development.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Quranic Studies and Tafsir
Focus: Deep study of the Quran, its interpretation (tafsir), and the sciences related to Quranic revelation and its application in contemporary issues.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Dakwah and Islamic Communication
Focus: Islamic preaching (dakwah), communication methods in promoting Islamic values, and public speaking.
Duration: 4 years
Master of Islamic Law
Focus: Advanced studies in Sharia law, with specialization in family law, Islamic finance, or criminal law within the Islamic framework.
Duration: 2 years
Master of Islamic Education
Focus: Specialization in Islamic education methodologies, curriculum development, and research in Islamic education.
Duration: 2 years
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of Law (LL.B)
Focus: General legal studies with an emphasis on the integration of civil law and Islamic law (Sharia). Students gain a broad understanding of Indonesian legal systems along with Sharia law.
Duration: 4 years
Graduate Programs:
Master of Law (LL.M)
Focus: Advanced legal theory and practice, with the option to specialize in Islamic law, civil law, or human rights.
Duration: 2 years
Bachelor of Economics
Focus: General economic theory and practice, with a specific emphasis on Islamic economic principles such as ethical business practices, halal commerce, and sustainable development.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Islamic Banking and Finance
Focus: Principles of Islamic banking, halal financial systems, Sharia-compliant financial products, and Islamic investment methods.
Duration: 4 years
Master of Islamic Economics
Focus: Advanced studies in Islamic finance, banking, and economic systems, including research on the application of Islamic economic principles in the modern financial world.
Duration: 2 years
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education
Focus: Training future educators to work with young children in preschool or early elementary settings, with an emphasis on Islamic values and child development principles.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of English Language Education
Focus: Preparing students to teach English in both Islamic and non-Islamic educational institutions, with attention to English language skills, teaching methodologies, and Islamic pedagogical approaches.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Mathematics Education
Focus: Teaching students to become math educators in secondary schools, integrating modern teaching methods with ethical and Islamic perspectives.
Duration: 4 years
Master of Education
Focus: Advanced research and study in education, focusing on areas such as curriculum design, educational leadership, and teacher development in both Islamic and non-Islamic educational contexts.
Duration: 2 years
Bachelor of Political Science
Focus: Political theory, governance, and public policy, with a strong focus on Islamic governance models and the role of Islam in politics.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Social Welfare
Focus: Social work, community development, and welfare policies, particularly from an Islamic perspective, including social justice and humanitarian efforts.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Public Health
Focus: Public health policies, disease prevention, health education, and healthcare management, integrating Islamic ethical standards in public health practice.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Nursing
Focus: Comprehensive nursing education with an emphasis on the integration of Islamic values in healthcare practices, preparing students for careers in hospitals and healthcare settings.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Information Systems
Focus: The study of information systems, technology integration, and database management, with an emphasis on ethical use of technology within an Islamic framework.
Duration: 4 years
Bachelor of Computer Science
Focus: Programming, software development, and systems analysis, incorporating ethical and Islamic perspectives on technology use.
Duration: 4 years
In addition to the specific programs listed above, UNIAT also offers various postgraduate programs in the fields of Islamic law, economics, education, and more. These programs aim to develop scholars and professionals who can contribute to the advancement of Islamic knowledge and its application in modern society.
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Bachelor of Islamic Law (Sharia) |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Islamic Education |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Quranic Studies and Tafsir |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Dakwah and Islamic Communication |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Law (LL.B) |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Economics |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Islamic Banking and Finance |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of English Language Education |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Mathematics Education |
4 years |
$500 - $800 |
|
Bachelor of Political Science |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Social Welfare |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Public Health |
4 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
|
Bachelor of Nursing |
4 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
|
Bachelor of Information Systems |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
|
Bachelor of Computer Science |
4 years |
$600 - $900 |
Master's Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Master of Islamic Law (Sharia) |
2 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
|
Master of Islamic Education |
2 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
|
Master of Quranic Studies and Tafsir |
2 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
|
Master of Law (LL.M) |
2 years |
$800 - $1,200 |
|
Master of Islamic Economics |
2 years |
$800 - $1,200 |
|
Master of Business Management |
2 years |
$800 - $1,200 |
|
Master of Education |
2 years |
$700 - $1,000 |
PhD/Doctorate Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Doctorate in Islamic Law (Sharia) |
3-4 years |
$1,000 - $1,500 |
|
Doctorate in Islamic Education |
3-4 years |
$1,000 - $1,500 |
|
Doctorate in Quranic Studies and Tafsir |
3-4 years |
$1,000 - $1,500 |
|
Doctorate in Law (LL.D) |
3-4 years |
$1,200 - $1,600 |
|
Doctorate in Islamic Economics |
3-4 years |
$1,200 - $1,600 |
|
Doctorate in Education |
3-4 years |
$1,000 - $1,500 |
International students at UNIAT can apply for a wide variety of programs across undergraduate, master’s, and PhD/Doctorate levels. The programs are primarily offered in Islamic Studies and modern disciplines, with a special emphasis on the integration of Islamic values with contemporary fields.
Undergraduate Programs:
Islamic Law (Sharia)
Islamic Education
Quranic Studies and Tafsir
Islamic Economics
Islamic Banking and Finance
Law (LL.B)
Public Health
Information Technology
Master’s and PhD Programs:
Islamic Law
Islamic Education
Islamic Economics
Law (LL.M and PhD)
Education
Bahasa Indonesia is the primary language of instruction for many programs at UNIAT.
For international students, language support is often provided, including Bahasa Indonesia language courses if the student is not yet proficient.
Some programs, particularly in Islamic Studies and international collaborations, may offer coursework in English.
The first step is to decide which academic program you want to apply for. UNIAT offers a wide range of undergraduate, master's, and PhD/Doctorate programs, particularly focusing on fields such as Islamic studies, law, economics, education, information technology, and public health.
Admission requirements vary based on the program level (undergraduate, master's, PhD) and the applicant's nationality (domestic or international).
High School Diploma or equivalent (recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education for international students).
Academic Transcripts: Certified copies of high school transcripts.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia proficiency for programs taught in Indonesian.
English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS scores) for English-taught programs (if applicable).
Letter of Recommendation: From a school official or teacher (if required).
Personal Statement: Explaining why you want to study at UNIAT and outlining your academic or career goals.
Bachelor’s Degree (for master's programs) or Master’s Degree (for PhD programs) in a related field from a recognized institution.
Academic Transcripts: Certified copies of transcripts from previous higher education institutions.
Research Proposal (for PhD applicants): Outlining your proposed area of research and objectives.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia proficiency (for Indonesian-taught programs).
TOEFL/IELTS scores for English-taught programs or if your previous degree was not conducted in English.
Letter(s) of Recommendation: From academic or professional referees.
Personal Statement: Detailing your motivation for applying to the program and future plans.
Once you have selected your program and confirmed the requirements, prepare all the necessary documents:
Completed Application Form: Available online through UNIAT's official website or at the admissions office.
High School Diploma (or equivalent), translated into Bahasa Indonesia or English (if necessary).
Academic Transcripts: Certified copies of your high school records.
Language Proficiency Proof: TOEFL/IELTS scores (if applicable) or Indonesian language certificate.
Passport Copy (for international students).
Personal Statement or Motivation Letter.
Completed Application Form.
Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Certificate and Transcripts.
Research Proposal (PhD applicants only).
Language Proficiency Proof (TOEFL/IELTS or Bahasa Indonesia test scores).
Letters of Recommendation.
CV or Resume (especially for graduate programs).
Passport Copy (for international students).
Ensure that all documents are translated into Bahasa Indonesia or English if required.
You can submit your application to UNIAT either through their online application portal or by sending your documents via email or in person to the admissions office.
Online Application: UNIAT’s online application system allows applicants to upload their documents and track the progress of their applications.
In-Person/Email Submission: Applicants may also submit hard copies of their documents or send them by email to the designated admissions email address.
Once your application is submitted, it will be reviewed by the Admissions Office and the relevant faculty.
Some programs, especially competitive ones like Islamic Law (Sharia), Public Health, or Law, may require applicants to sit for an entrance exam or attend an interview. International applicants may be able to complete these requirements online via video conferencing.
The entrance exam may include tests in:
Subject-specific knowledge (depending on the program).
General academic skills.
Language proficiency (if applicable).
After your application is reviewed and you have completed any required entrance exams or interviews, UNIAT will inform you of the admission decision. This typically happens via email or through the online admissions portal.
If you are accepted, you will receive an admission letter detailing the next steps, including how to confirm your place, pay tuition fees, and register for courses.
If you are an international student, the admission letter is also required for your visa application (see visa process below).
Once accepted, international students must apply for a student visa (VITAS) to study in Indonesia. Here's how the process works:
Admission Letter: From Attahiriyah Islamic University.
Visa Application Form: Available at the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your home country.
Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements or sponsorship letters showing that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition and living expenses.
Passport: Valid for at least 18 months beyond your intended period of study.
Health Certificate: Some health checks or vaccinations may be required depending on your country of origin.
Passport Photos: Recent passport-sized photos.
Once you arrive in Indonesia, you will need to convert your visa into a Temporary Stay Permit (KITAS). UNIAT’s International Office can guide you through the visa and KITAS application process.
Once you have received your student visa and arrived at the university, you need to complete the final registration process:
Submit any original documents requested by the university.
Pay the tuition fees for your first semester or academic year.
Attend the orientation program organized for new students, which helps international students familiarize themselves with the campus, academic processes, and Indonesian culture.
UNIAT also provides support services for international students to help them settle in and adjust to life in Indonesia.
After completing registration, you can start your academic journey at Attahiriyah Islamic University. Students are encouraged to take part in both academic activities and extracurricular programs, including student organizations, cultural events, and religious study circles (halaqah), which are central to student life at UNIAT.
UNIAT generally follows a two-semester system, with two main intakes each academic year:
First Semester Intake:
Classes typically begin in August or September.
Application deadlines are usually in June or July.
Second Semester Intake:
Classes usually start in February.
Application deadlines are typically in December or January.
For international students, it’s advisable to apply well in advance of these deadlines to allow sufficient time for visa processing and other preparations.
The eligibility criteria vary depending on the level of the program (undergraduate, master’s, PhD) and the applicant’s nationality (domestic or international).
For admission to undergraduate programs, students must meet the following criteria:
Academic Qualifications:
Must have completed 12 years of formal education, which is the equivalent of a high school diploma (SMA/SMK or equivalent).
International students must provide evidence that their high school diploma is recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education.
Minimum GPA:
A minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is typically required, although specific programs may have higher GPA requirements.
Language Proficiency:
For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students are expected to demonstrate Bahasa Indonesia proficiency (usually through a language test).
For programs conducted in English, international students need to provide proof of English proficiency. Acceptable scores include:
TOEFL: Usually iBT 60-80 or equivalent.
IELTS: Typically 5.5-6.0 or higher.
Other Requirements:
Letter of Recommendation from a school official or teacher (optional but may strengthen the application).
Personal Statement or Motivation Letter outlining the reasons for choosing UNIAT and the desired program.
For admission to master’s programs, the following criteria apply:
Academic Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university, with a degree in a related field to the program you are applying for.
A minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale is typically required for domestic and international students.
Language Proficiency:
For programs in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must demonstrate proficiency in the Indonesian language.
For programs taught in English, students need to provide TOEFL/IELTS scores. Common minimum score requirements are:
TOEFL iBT: Typically between 70-90.
IELTS: Typically between 5.5-6.5.
Additional Documents:
Recommendation Letters from previous academic instructors or professional supervisors.
A Statement of Purpose or Personal Essay detailing academic goals and the reasons for choosing the program.
For some programs, an interview or entrance exam may be required.
For admission to PhD/Doctorate programs, the requirements are more rigorous:
Academic Qualifications:
A Master’s Degree from a recognized university in a field related to the PhD program.
A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Research Proposal:
PhD applicants are required to submit a detailed research proposal outlining their intended area of research, objectives, and methodology. This is a critical part of the application and will be reviewed by the academic department.
Language Proficiency:
For PhD programs in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must show proficiency in the language.
For PhD programs in English, students need to provide proof of proficiency through TOEFL/IELTS scores:
TOEFL iBT: Typically 80-90 or higher.
IELTS: 6.5 or higher.
Additional Documents:
Letters of Recommendation: Usually two or more letters from academic referees.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume, highlighting academic achievements, work experience, and relevant research background.
Personal Statement: A clear explanation of your academic interests, research goals, and future career plans.
An entrance interview may be required to assess the applicant's readiness for advanced research.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Coverage |
Application Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
|
UNIAT Merit Scholarship |
- Academic excellence |
- Full or partial tuition fee waiver |
- Academic transcripts |
|
UNIAT Islamic Studies Scholarship |
- Students majoring in Islamic Law (Sharia), Quranic Studies, or Dakwah |
- Full or partial tuition fee waiver |
- Academic transcripts |
|
UNIAT Need-Based Scholarship |
- Low-income students |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
- Proof of family income |
|
UNIAT International Student Scholarship |
- Available to international students |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
- Academic transcripts |
|
Indonesian Government Darmasiswa Scholarship |
- For international students from participating countries |
- Tuition fee waiver |
- Apply through the Indonesian Embassy in your home country |
|
UIAT Alumni Scholarship |
- Children or relatives of UNIAT alumni |
- Partial tuition fee discount (10%-30%) |
- Proof of relationship with UNIAT alumni |
|
Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA) Scholarship |
- Indonesian citizens |
- Full tuition fee waiver |
- Application through MORA |
|
UNIAT Sports and Arts Scholarship |
- Excellence in sports or arts |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
- Proof of sports/arts achievement |
|
LPDP Scholarship (Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education) |
- Indonesian citizens |
- Full tuition fees |
- Academic transcripts |
Facility |
Description |
Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
On-Campus Dormitories |
- Shared or private rooms |
- $100 - $200 per month |
|
Private Apartments (Off-Campus) |
- Rental apartments near the university |
- $150 - $300 per month |
|
University Cafeteria |
- Halal meals available |
- $1 - $3 per meal |
|
Library |
- Comprehensive collection of Islamic studies and general academic resources |
- Free (included in tuition fees) |
|
Wi-Fi Access |
- Free campus-wide Wi-Fi available for students and staff |
- Free (included in tuition fees) |
|
Prayer Rooms (Musholla) |
- Separate prayer rooms for men and women |
- Free |
|
Sports Facilities |
- Facilities include basketball court, soccer field, and fitness center |
- Free access for students |
|
Health Clinic |
- Basic medical services and health consultations |
- Free consultations (some charges for medication) |
|
Student Common Room |
- Social space for students to relax, study, and interact with peers |
- Free |
|
Laundry Services |
- On-campus laundry facilities for dormitory students |
- $10 - $20 per month |
|
Security |
- 24/7 security for dormitories and campus buildings |
- Free |
|
Transportation (Shuttle) |
- Shuttle service between campus buildings and nearby dormitories |
- Free for students |
|
Grocery Stores & Markets Nearby |
- Convenient access to local markets and grocery stores near the university |
- $50 - $100 per month (personal expenses) |
UNIAT places a strong emphasis on both Islamic studies and modern academic disciplines, creating an environment where students can excel in their chosen fields while upholding Islamic values.
Integration of Islamic Values: Courses at UNIAT integrate Islamic teachings with modern knowledge, especially in programs such as Islamic law (Sharia), Islamic economics, and Quranic studies.
Research Opportunities: Students are encouraged to engage in research, especially at the master’s and PhD levels, where they can contribute to Islamic scholarship and the development of their fields.
Supportive Faculty: Professors and academic advisors are approachable and provide guidance both in academic matters and personal development. There is a strong mentor-student relationship, particularly in programs related to Islamic education.
As an Islamic university, UNIAT fosters a campus environment that supports the spiritual growth of its students. Islamic practices are seamlessly integrated into student life, ensuring a balance between academic pursuits and religious obligations.
Daily Prayers and Friday Prayers: Students are encouraged to perform daily prayers in the campus prayer rooms (musholla), which are located in various buildings across the university. Friday prayers are held on campus, often with sermons that inspire both spiritual and intellectual reflection.
Islamic Study Circles (Halaqah): Students can join halaqah sessions, where they participate in Quranic studies, Tafsir (interpretation), and Hadith discussions. These study groups provide a space for spiritual growth and learning.
Islamic Events and Celebrations: UNIAT regularly organizes Islamic events such as Quran recitation competitions, seminars on Islamic thought, and Ramadan activities like iftar (breaking the fast) gatherings. Students also celebrate Islamic holidays such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha together.
UNIAT provides a wide range of extracurricular activities that allow students to engage in both Islamic and secular interests, build leadership skills, and foster a sense of community.
Student Organizations: There are numerous student organizations and clubs that focus on various interests, including academic development, Islamic outreach, community service, and social activities. Some examples include:
Islamic Student Associations that focus on Islamic outreach (dakwah) and religious discussions.
Academic Clubs that provide forums for students to engage in academic debates, research, and conferences.
Cultural and Arts Clubs that promote Indonesian and Islamic culture through activities such as traditional music, arts, and performances.
Sports and Fitness: UNIAT offers facilities such as a basketball court, soccer field, and fitness center, encouraging students to participate in physical activities. Intra-campus sports tournaments are frequently organized, fostering team spirit and healthy competition among students.
Volunteering and Community Service: Community engagement is an important part of UNIAT's mission. Students participate in volunteer programs, such as teaching Islamic education to underprivileged communities, organizing charity events, and contributing to social welfare initiatives.
UNIAT attracts students from diverse backgrounds, including international students from various countries. The university promotes a welcoming environment for students of different cultures and provides support services to help international students adapt to their new surroundings.
Cultural Exchange: International students have opportunities to participate in cultural exchange programs, where they can share their own cultural experiences while learning about Indonesian culture and traditions.
Language Support: For international students, the university offers language courses in Bahasa Indonesia to help them integrate better into both the academic environment and daily life in Indonesia.
International Student Office: This office helps students with visa issues, accommodation, and cultural adaptation. It also organizes social events that allow international students to bond and form friendships with local students.
UNIAT provides affordable and comfortable on-campus dormitory options, as well as access to off-campus housing for students who prefer more independent living arrangements.
On-Campus Dormitories: These dorms provide shared and private rooms, with basic amenities such as Wi-Fi, study areas, and prayer rooms. Dorm life offers a strong sense of community, as students can interact with peers in a safe and supportive environment.
Off-Campus Apartments: For students who prefer more privacy, there are rental apartments located near the university. These apartments offer more independence and allow students to experience life in the city while still being close to campus.
UNIAT offers a range of facilities and services to ensure students have a comfortable and enriching campus experience.
Library: The campus library is well-stocked with resources related to Islamic studies, law, economics, and other academic fields. There are also online resources and research databases available for students.
Wi-Fi and Study Spaces: Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus, and quiet study areas are provided for students who need a focused environment for academic work.
Health Clinic: UNIAT offers on-campus health services where students can access medical consultations and basic healthcare services.
Cafeteria: The university cafeteria serves affordable and halal meals, offering both local Indonesian cuisine and international options. It’s a popular spot for students to relax and socialize between classes.
As UNIAT is located in Jakarta, students have the opportunity to experience life in one of Indonesia’s most dynamic and culturally rich cities. Jakarta offers a mix of modern urban amenities and traditional culture, providing students with plenty of things to do outside of the university.
Exploring Jakarta: Students can visit Jakarta’s numerous shopping malls, traditional markets, historical mosques, and cultural landmarks. The city also offers a wide range of recreational activities, from dining out to enjoying local festivals and events.
Public Transportation: Jakarta is well-served by public transportation, including buses, commuter trains, and the MRT, making it easy for students to explore the city and its surrounding areas.
UNIAT offers comprehensive student support services to help students succeed both academically and personally.
Academic Advising: Faculty members and academic advisors are available to guide students in course selection, academic planning, and career counseling.
Counseling Services: The university provides counseling services to support students' mental health and well-being. Counselors are available to help students manage stress, personal issues, or academic challenges.
Career Services: UNIAT offers career counseling and organizes job fairs and internships for students to gain work experience and prepare for life after graduation.
Financial Aid: The university provides financial aid and scholarship programs for eligible students, ensuring that all students have the opportunity to pursue their education regardless of financial background.
UNIAT has a dedicated Career Services Office that helps students connect with potential employers and prepare for the job market. The office provides a variety of services to assist students in finding employment after graduation:
Career Counseling: One-on-one sessions where students receive advice on career paths, job market trends, and how to align their academic achievements with professional goals.
Resume and Interview Workshops: Workshops that help students improve their resume writing, cover letters, and interview skills to enhance their employability.
Job Fairs: The university organizes on-campus job fairs where companies and organizations from various sectors come to recruit UNIAT graduates. These job fairs attract employers from sectors like Islamic finance, law, education, public health, and more.
Alumni Network: UNIAT has a strong alumni network that actively supports current students by providing mentorship, job opportunities, and networking events. Alumni play an important role in helping graduates transition into the workforce.
Internships are a key part of the academic experience at UNIAT, and many programs include mandatory internships as part of the curriculum, especially for fields such as Islamic law (Sharia), Islamic economics, and public health. These internships provide practical, hands-on experience that is invaluable for students as they prepare to enter the job market.
Industry Partnerships: UNIAT has established partnerships with organizations, companies, and government agencies that offer internships for students. Key sectors include:
Islamic finance and banking: Partnerships with Sharia-compliant banks and Islamic financial institutions provide internships in areas such as Islamic banking, microfinance, and halal investment.
Law: Students in the law program have the opportunity to intern with law firms, Sharia courts, and government legal departments.
Public Health: Nursing and public health students intern in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare organizations, applying Islamic ethical principles to healthcare practice.
Practical Experience: Students gain real-world experience through internships, which often lead to full-time job offers after graduation.
Graduates from UNIAT find opportunities in a wide range of industries, particularly in sectors that align with Islamic values. Some of the key employment sectors include:
A. Islamic Finance and Banking
Islamic banking is a rapidly growing industry in Indonesia and across Southeast Asia. UNIAT’s graduates from programs in Islamic economics and Islamic banking and finance are highly sought after by Sharia-compliant financial institutions, Islamic banks, and microfinance organizations.
Graduates often find roles in areas such as financial analysis, investment advisory, banking operations, and halal finance consulting.
B. Legal Services
Graduates from the Faculty of Law at UNIAT, particularly those specializing in Islamic law (Sharia), find work in law firms, government legal departments, and Sharia courts. These graduates often go on to become legal advisors, Sharia law practitioners, or Islamic legal consultants.
Some graduates also pursue careers in corporate law or work in organizations that deal with Islamic business ethics and regulatory compliance.
C. Education
Many graduates from the Faculty of Islamic Education and Teacher Training go on to become educators in Islamic schools, madrasahs, and higher education institutions.
UNIAT also produces Quranic teachers, religious counselors, and Islamic studies professors, contributing to the preservation and dissemination of Islamic knowledge.
D. Public Health and Nursing
Graduates from UNIAT’s Faculty of Health Sciences often find roles in hospitals, clinics, and public health organizations, where they apply Islamic principles to healthcare.
Public health graduates often work in areas such as community health, health policy, and disease prevention.
E. Information Technology
Graduates from the Faculty of Information Technology are equipped to work in IT companies, software development, data systems, and multimedia production. The demand for IT professionals with a strong ethical background, such as those trained in Islamic ethics, is increasing in both the public and private sectors.
UNIAT encourages entrepreneurship among its students, especially in areas such as Islamic business, halal product development, and Islamic finance. The university offers resources and guidance for students who are interested in starting their own businesses.
Entrepreneurship Club: UNIAT has an Entrepreneurship Club that provides support for students who want to develop their business ideas. The club organizes workshops on Islamic business ethics, halal commerce, and startup development.
Islamic Startups: The rise of Islamic fintech, halal e-commerce, and ethical investing has created opportunities for UNIAT graduates to launch Sharia-compliant businesses.
UNIAT’s reputation as an Islamic university opens up job opportunities not just in Indonesia but also internationally. Graduates who specialize in Islamic studies, Islamic law, or Islamic finance often find opportunities in other Muslim-majority countries, as well as in international Islamic organizations.
International Islamic Organizations: Graduates can work with organizations such as the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic financial regulatory bodies, and international non-profits focused on Islamic education and community development.
Global Networking: UNIAT’s partnerships with universities and organizations in other Muslim countries also provide students with the chance to network internationally, which can lead to job opportunities abroad.
For international students, UNIAT provides support through its International Office, helping students secure internships and jobs in Indonesia or in their home countries. The university also assists international students with visa issues and offers career counseling specific to international job markets.
Internships for International Students: UNIAT ensures that international students have access to internship programs in various sectors, such as Islamic banking, public health, and education.
Job Placement Support: International students are encouraged to attend job fairs and participate in networking events, where they can connect with potential employers in Indonesia and beyond.
UNIAT’s graduates are known for their strong ethical grounding, particularly in fields related to Islamic law, Islamic finance, and education. Employers often seek UNIAT graduates for their:
In-depth knowledge of Islamic law (Sharia) and its application to modern legal and financial systems.
Commitment to Islamic ethics in business, law, and healthcare.
Interdisciplinary expertise in both religious and secular fields, which makes them versatile professionals.
Leadership qualities, as many UNIAT graduates go on to take leadership roles in Islamic institutions, schools, businesses, and public organizations.
Program Demand: Certain programs, particularly those in Islamic law (Sharia), Islamic economics, and education, may be more competitive due to higher demand from students interested in Islamic studies or career paths in these fields.
Academic Requirements: Admissions are based on whether applicants meet the academic qualifications, including GPA, high school diploma (for undergraduates), bachelor’s degree (for master’s applicants), or master’s degree (for PhD applicants).
Language Proficiency: Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (for programs taught in Indonesian) or English (for international programs) is a critical criterion for admission, particularly for international students.
Religious and Ethical Alignment: UNIAT places significant emphasis on students' alignment with Islamic values, which may be considered during the application review process.
Entrance Exam or Interviews: For certain programs, applicants may be required to take an entrance exam or participate in an interview as part of the admissions process.
Universitas Islam Attahiriyah (UNIAT)
Jalan Kampung Melayu Kecil V No. 23
Tebet, South Jakarta
DKI Jakarta, Indonesia
