| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| 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 | |
Name: Islamic University 45 Bekasi (Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi)
Acronym: UNISMA Bekasi
Founded: 1982
Type: Private Islamic University
Location: Jl. Cut Meutia No. 83, Margahayu, Bekasi Timur, West Java, Indonesia
The university’s vision is to become a leading institution that combines Islamic values with modern education to prepare students who are morally upright and professionally skilled, contributing to the development of Indonesia and the Islamic world.
To provide quality education in both Islamic studies and modern academic disciplines.
To promote Islamic values of ethics, justice, and social responsibility in all aspects of education and community service.
To engage in research and community outreach that benefits both the local and global communities.
To develop students' moral and intellectual integrity, ensuring that graduates can contribute positively to society.
UNISMA Bekasi offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across different faculties. The university focuses on combining Islamic teachings with secular disciplines, allowing students to develop a holistic understanding of their subjects.
Some of the major fields of study offered at the undergraduate level include:
Faculty of Islamic Studies:
Islamic Law (Shariah)
Islamic Economics
Islamic Education
Faculty of Economics:
Accounting
Management
Economic Development
Faculty of Engineering:
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Law:
Law Studies (focused on both Indonesian law and Islamic legal traditions)
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences:
Public Administration
Communication Studies
Faculty of Health Sciences:
Nursing
Pharmacy
Faculty of Education:
Primary School Teacher Education
Physical Education
Master of Islamic Studies
Master of Management
Master of Public Administration
Master of Law
UNISMA Bekasi offers a range of modern facilities and resources to support both academic and extracurricular activities.
Libraries: The university has well-stocked libraries that offer academic books, journals, and Islamic literature, catering to both Islamic studies and modern academic disciplines.
Laboratories: Equipped with science and technology labs, particularly for students in engineering, health sciences, and information technology.
Mosque (Masjid): A large on-campus mosque serves as the spiritual heart of the university, providing spaces for daily prayers, Friday congregational prayers, and other Islamic activities.
Sports Facilities: There are sports facilities for football, basketball, badminton, and other recreational activities to promote student health and wellness.
Cafeterias and Common Areas: Students have access to cafeterias that offer affordable meals, as well as lounges and common areas where they can socialize and collaborate on academic projects.
Student Dormitories: UNISMA Bekasi offers on-campus accommodation for students from out of town, providing them with a safe and convenient living environment.
The student life at UNISMA Bekasi is characterized by a strong sense of community, built around Islamic principles and values, while also encouraging extracurricular activities, academic clubs, and sports.
Islamic Student Organizations: There are several student organizations and groups that focus on Islamic values and activities, such as Qur'an study groups, Hadith study, and Islamic charity projects.
Extracurricular Clubs: Students can join various clubs based on their interests, such as debate clubs, public speaking, entrepreneurship groups, and environmental clubs.
Cultural and Religious Events: The university celebrates major Islamic festivals, including Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha, with communal prayers, Iftar meals, and religious talks. Students often engage in social welfare activities during these times.
Sports and Recreation: UNISMA Bekasi organizes annual sports competitions and tournaments, encouraging students to participate in both individual and team sports.
Community Service: Students are encouraged to engage in community service activities through various programs that focus on Islamic charity (Zakat), education initiatives, and helping underprivileged communities in the Bekasi region.
UNISMA Bekasi welcomes international students who are interested in combining Islamic studies with modern academic disciplines. The university provides support services for international students, including assistance with visa processing, language training (for non-native Bahasa Indonesia speakers), and accommodation.
Language of Instruction: Most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, but certain programs, especially those focused on Islamic studies, may also include instruction in Arabic. International students may need to enroll in Bahasa Indonesia language courses to meet the language requirements.
Cultural Exchange: International students are encouraged to participate in cultural exchange activities, helping them to integrate into Indonesian society while also sharing their own cultural backgrounds.
As part of its mission to promote both academic excellence and community service, UNISMA Bekasi actively engages in research and outreach programs that benefit the broader community.
Islamic Research: The university has a focus on Islamic research, particularly in the areas of Shariah law, Islamic economics, and Islamic education. This research contributes to the development of Islamic scholarship both in Indonesia and internationally.
Community Service Projects: UNISMA Bekasi frequently organizes community outreach programs aimed at improving education, healthcare, and economic development in the surrounding Bekasi area. These projects often involve students as part of their practical learning experiences.
Faculty |
Program Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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Faculty of Islamic Studies |
Islamic Law (Shariah) |
Focuses on Shariah law, Islamic jurisprudence, and legal practices in line with Islamic values. |
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Islamic Economics |
Combines Islamic principles with modern economic theories, preparing students for roles in Islamic banking and finance. |
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Islamic Education |
Prepares students to become teachers and educators in Islamic schools (madrasah). |
|
Faculty of Economics |
Management |
Provides a comprehensive study of business management, finance, and entrepreneurship. |
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Accounting |
Focuses on financial reporting, auditing, and accounting practices, including Islamic accounting. |
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Economic Development |
Studies macroeconomic and microeconomic theories with an emphasis on national and regional development. |
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Faculty of Law |
Law Studies |
Covers Indonesian law and Islamic law (Shariah), preparing students for legal careers in the public and private sectors. |
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Faculty of Engineering |
Civil Engineering |
Focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure such as buildings, roads, and bridges. |
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Mechanical Engineering |
Teaches the principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, and energy systems in mechanical engineering. |
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Electrical Engineering |
Focuses on electrical systems, power generation, and electronics. |
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Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
Public Administration |
Prepares students for careers in government and public service, focusing on policy, governance, and administration. |
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Communication Studies |
Focuses on media, public relations, journalism, and digital communication in a globalized society. |
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Faculty of Health Sciences |
Nursing |
Provides theoretical and practical training in nursing, preparing students for healthcare roles. |
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Pharmacy |
Prepares students for careers in the pharmaceutical industry, including the formulation and dispensing of medications. |
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Faculty of Education |
Primary School Teacher Education |
Prepares students to become elementary school teachers, focusing on teaching methodologies and child development. |
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Physical Education |
Focuses on the theory and practice of physical education and sports training, preparing students for careers in education and coaching. |
Faculty |
Program Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
Master of Islamic Studies |
Provides advanced studies in Islamic law, philosophy, and Islamic education, with a focus on research and scholarship. |
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Faculty of Economics |
Master of Management |
Prepares students for leadership roles in business, focusing on strategic management, finance, and marketing. |
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Faculty of Law |
Master of Law |
Advanced study of both Indonesian law and Islamic law (Shariah), with a focus on legal research and policy analysis. |
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Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
Master of Public Administration |
Focuses on advanced public policy, governance, and administration, preparing students for senior roles in government and NGOs. |
Program Name |
Faculty |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Islamic Law (Shariah) |
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
4 Years |
$600 - $1,000 USD |
|
Islamic Economics |
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
4 Years |
$600 - $1,000 USD |
|
Islamic Education |
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
4 Years |
$600 - $1,000 USD |
|
Management |
Faculty of Economics |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Accounting |
Faculty of Economics |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Economic Development |
Faculty of Economics |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Civil Engineering |
Faculty of Engineering |
4 Years |
$900 - $1,500 USD |
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Mechanical Engineering |
Faculty of Engineering |
4 Years |
$900 - $1,500 USD |
|
Electrical Engineering |
Faculty of Engineering |
4 Years |
$900 - $1,500 USD |
|
Law Studies |
Faculty of Law |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Public Administration |
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Communication Studies |
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
4 Years |
$700 - $1,200 USD |
|
Nursing |
Faculty of Health Sciences |
4 Years |
$800 - $1,300 USD |
|
Pharmacy |
Faculty of Health Sciences |
4 Years |
$800 - $1,300 USD |
|
Primary School Teacher Education |
Faculty of Education |
4 Years |
$600 - $1,000 USD |
|
Physical Education |
Faculty of Education |
4 Years |
$600 - $1,000 USD |
Program Name |
Faculty |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Master of Islamic Studies |
Faculty of Islamic Studies |
2 Years |
$800 - $1,200 USD |
|
Master of Management |
Faculty of Economics |
2 Years |
$900 - $1,300 USD |
|
Master of Law |
Faculty of Law |
2 Years |
$900 - $1,300 USD |
|
Master of Public Administration |
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences |
2 Years |
$900 - $1,300 USD |
Islamic and Modern Education:
UNISMA Bekasi integrates Islamic principles into a range of modern academic programs, offering international students the opportunity to study Islamic law, Islamic economics, and Islamic education alongside fields like business management, engineering, and health sciences.
Affordable Education:
The tuition fees at UNISMA Bekasi are relatively affordable compared to other universities in Indonesia and abroad, making it a cost-effective option for international students.
The cost of living in Bekasi, located in West Java, is lower than in major cities like Jakarta, providing students with an affordable but high-quality education experience.
Location in Bekasi:
Bekasi is a rapidly developing city close to Jakarta, offering students access to both modern amenities and a more peaceful residential setting. The proximity to Jakarta also provides international students with networking opportunities and exposure to Indonesia’s business and government hubs.
Islamic Environment:
The university's strong focus on Islamic values offers a supportive environment for international Muslim students who wish to deepen their understanding of Islamic studies while pursuing secular academic degrees.
International students can participate in Islamic activities, such as prayers, Qur’an studies, and Islamic seminars.
Before applying, prospective students need to select their preferred degree program from the various undergraduate and graduate offerings. These include:
Undergraduate Programs (Bachelor’s Degrees): Islamic law, management, accounting, civil engineering, nursing, etc.
Graduate Programs (Master’s Degrees): Master of Islamic studies, Master of law, Master of management, and others.
International students should also verify the language of instruction, as most programs are conducted in Bahasa Indonesia.
A. Undergraduate Programs (Bachelor’s Degrees):
High School Diploma: Applicants must have successfully completed high school or its equivalent. International students need to provide transcripts and certificates recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education.
Minimum GPA: Some programs may require a minimum GPA for admission (e.g., 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale).
Language Proficiency: For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must demonstrate proficiency in the language. Students can either provide language proficiency test results (if applicable) or enroll in a Bahasa Indonesia preparatory course.
B. Graduate Programs (Master’s Degrees):
Bachelor’s Degree: Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in a relevant field.
Minimum GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) is generally required for most master’s programs.
Language Proficiency: Similar to undergraduate programs, graduate programs require proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia, or proof of English proficiency for programs conducted in English (if available). TOEFL or IELTS scores may be required for international applicants.
Applicants must gather the following documents for the admission process:
A. Undergraduate Programs:
Completed Application Form: Available online on the university’s official website or through the Admissions Office.
High School Diploma and Transcripts: Official documents proving completion of secondary education.
Proof of Language Proficiency: If the program is in Bahasa Indonesia, applicants must demonstrate proficiency or attend a language course.
Copy of Passport: For international applicants, the passport must be valid for at least 18 months.
Health Certificate: Proof of good health may be required, especially for visa purposes.
Personal Statement: A brief essay explaining why you want to study at UNISMA Bekasi and your academic and career goals.
B. Graduate Programs:
Completed Application Form: Available online or at the Graduate School Office.
Bachelor’s Degree and Transcripts: Proof of academic qualifications from an accredited university.
Research Proposal (if required for specific master’s programs): Outlines the proposed research topic and objectives (especially for programs in Islamic studies).
Language Proficiency Test Results: For non-native Bahasa Indonesia speakers or English-taught programs, provide TOEFL, IELTS, or relevant language proficiency results.
Recommendation Letters: At least two recommendation letters from academic or professional referees (optional but recommended for graduate programs).
Copy of Passport: For international students.
Health Certificate: Medical proof of good health for visa purposes.
Once all the necessary documents are ready, applicants can submit their applications in one of the following ways:
A. Online Submission:
Visit the UNISMA Bekasi website or contact the International Office for access to the online application portal.
Fill out the application form and upload the required documents in the prescribed format.
Pay the application fee through the online payment portal (if applicable).
B. Offline Submission:
Applicants can submit a physical application form by visiting the university’s Admissions Office or sending the completed form and documents via postal mail.
Ensure that the documents are clearly labeled and all forms are completed accurately.
Pay the application fee (if required) via bank transfer or in person.
A. Application Review:
The Admissions Committee will review the submitted documents, including academic records, language proficiency, and personal statements.
The review process typically takes 2-4 weeks.
B. Interview (if required):
For certain programs, particularly at the graduate level, applicants may be required to attend an interview. This can be conducted in person or online (via Zoom, Skype, etc.).
The interview will assess the applicant’s motivation, language proficiency, and suitability for the program.
Once the review is complete, applicants will receive an admission decision from UNISMA Bekasi. Accepted applicants will receive a Letter of Acceptance, confirming their place in the program.
Accepted: The applicant has met all requirements and can proceed with enrollment and visa arrangements (for international students).
Waitlisted: The applicant may be placed on a waiting list if the program is highly competitive.
Rejected: The application was not successful due to unmet requirements or limited space.
Once accepted, students must complete the following steps:
A. Confirm Acceptance:
Respond to the Letter of Acceptance and confirm your intention to enroll in the program.
B. Payment of Tuition Fees:
Pay the first semester tuition fees to secure your place in the program. Payment methods usually include bank transfer or payment in person at the university’s financial office.
Keep a copy of the payment receipt, as it may be required for enrollment.
For international students, the visa application process begins after receiving the Letter of Acceptance from UNISMA Bekasi.
Documents Required for Visa Application:
Letter of Acceptance from the university.
Valid Passport (with at least 18 months of validity).
Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements or a letter from a sponsor showing sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
Health Certificate: Proof of good health for the visa application.
Completed Visa Application Form: Available from the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in the student’s home country.
Visa Processing:
Students must submit their visa applications to the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in their home country.
Visa processing generally takes 2 to 4 weeks.
Once students arrive in Bekasi, they will participate in an orientation program organized by UNISMA Bekasi. This includes:
Campus tour and introduction to academic resources.
Guidance on Islamic practices and community engagement.
Information on student organizations, extracurricular activities, and student services.
UNISMA Bekasi typically offers two main intakes each year for both undergraduate and graduate programs. The exact intake period may vary depending on the faculty and program.
Intake Period |
Application Period |
Start of Academic Year |
|---|---|---|
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Fall Intake (Primary) |
March – August |
August/September |
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Spring Intake |
October – January |
January/February |
Fall Intake is the primary intake period, and the majority of programs accept new students during this period.
Spring Intake is available for some programs, offering flexibility for students who may need to start mid-year.
The eligibility requirements at UNISMA Bekasi vary depending on the level of study (undergraduate or graduate) and the specific program of interest.
To be eligible for undergraduate programs, students must meet the following criteria:
Academic Requirements:
High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed high school (SMA/SMK) or an equivalent qualification. International students need to provide proof of equivalent secondary education.
Minimum GPA: While the minimum GPA requirement may vary by program, a GPA of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) is generally required for most undergraduate programs. Some programs may have higher GPA requirements, particularly in more competitive fields such as engineering or health sciences.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: As most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students are required to demonstrate proficiency in the language. Applicants who do not speak Bahasa Indonesia fluently may be required to complete a Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) course.
English Proficiency: If programs are available in English, international students may need to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores as proof of proficiency in English. Minimum scores typically are:
TOEFL: 500 (paper-based) or 61 (internet-based)
IELTS: 5.5 or higher
Additional Requirements:
Personal Statement: Some programs may require a personal statement in which applicants explain their academic interests, career goals, and reasons for choosing UNISMA Bekasi.
Recommendation Letters: While not always required, some programs may ask for letters of recommendation from previous teachers or mentors, especially for competitive programs like law, engineering, or business.
Eligibility for graduate programs requires a more advanced level of academic achievement and professional experience (for some programs).
Academic Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree: Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited university.
Minimum GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) is typically required for admission to most master’s programs. Some programs may have higher GPA requirements, especially in fields like Islamic studies, public administration, or law.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must demonstrate language proficiency. If not fluent, students can enroll in the BIPA course to improve their language skills.
English Proficiency: For English-taught programs (if available), international students may need to provide proof of English proficiency. The typical required scores are:
TOEFL: 550 (paper-based) or 79 (internet-based)
IELTS: 6.0 or higher
Additional Requirements:
Personal Statement or Motivation Letter: Applicants must submit a letter outlining their academic interests, professional experience (if applicable), and reasons for pursuing a master’s degree at UNISMA Bekasi.
Letters of Recommendation: Two recommendation letters from academic or professional sources are often required.
Research Proposal: For programs in Islamic studies, law, or other research-focused disciplines, a research proposal may be required. This outlines the applicant’s proposed area of study and research objectives.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Coverage |
Application Process |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
High academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.5 or above) |
Partial to full tuition fee waiver |
Automatically considered during admission |
Awarded based on academic performance |
|
Need-Based Scholarship |
Financially disadvantaged students with acceptable GPA |
Partial tuition fee waiver |
Submit financial documents and scholarship application |
Requires proof of family income and financial need |
|
Bidikmisi Scholarship (Gov’t) |
Indonesian students from low-income families with high academic achievement |
Full tuition waiver + living stipend |
Apply through the Bidikmisi Portal (Indonesian government program) |
For domestic students pursuing undergraduate programs |
|
Academic Excellence Scholarship |
Top-performing students in their previous academic year (minimum GPA 3.75) |
Partial tuition fee waiver |
Submit academic transcripts and achievement records |
Annual renewal based on continued academic performance |
|
Darmasiswa Scholarship (Gov’t) |
International students interested in studying Indonesian language, arts, and culture |
Tuition fee waiver + living stipend |
Apply through the Indonesian Ministry of Education or Indonesian Embassy |
Focuses on non-degree programs; typically for 1 year |
|
Research and Thesis Grant |
Graduate students working on significant research projects or theses |
Partial coverage of research expenses |
Submit a detailed research proposal and supervisor recommendation |
Available for final-year graduate students |
|
Internal University Scholarships |
Active participation in student organizations, leadership roles, or extracurricular activities |
Partial tuition fee waiver |
Apply through the Scholarship Office |
Awarded based on student involvement and leadership roles |
Facility |
Description |
Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
On-Campus Dormitories |
Shared dormitory rooms with basic amenities such as beds, desks, shared bathrooms, and communal spaces. Provides a supportive environment for students to live on campus. |
$50 - $100 per month |
|
Off-Campus Housing (Private) |
Private apartments or rented houses close to the campus. Offers more independence with options for single or shared occupancy, and access to personal kitchens and bathrooms. |
$100 - $200 per month |
|
Student Cafeteria |
On-campus cafeteria offering affordable meals, with both local Indonesian and international cuisine. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. |
$1 - $3 per meal |
|
Library |
Well-stocked library with academic resources including books, journals, and digital materials in Islamic studies, law, economics, and more. Quiet study spaces are available. |
Free for students |
|
Wi-Fi and Internet Access |
High-speed Wi-Fi available across the campus, including in dormitories and study areas, allowing students to work online or conduct research. |
Free for students |
|
Prayer Rooms (Masjid) |
A large on-campus mosque and smaller prayer rooms across campus for students to attend daily prayers, Friday prayers, and other religious activities. |
Free access for students |
|
Sports Facilities |
Facilities for football, basketball, badminton, and volleyball. The campus also encourages participation in fitness activities and offers equipment for sports practice. |
Free for students |
|
Health Clinic |
On-campus clinic offering basic medical services, first aid, and consultations. Students needing further medical assistance can be referred to nearby hospitals. |
Minimal fee for some services, typically free consultations |
|
Common Areas and Student Lounges |
Communal areas where students can relax, socialize, or engage in group study. These spaces are available across the campus, including lounges in dormitory areas. |
Free for students |
|
Computer Labs |
Computer labs equipped with modern technology and software, available for students in programs like engineering, IT, and business. |
Free access for students |
|
Laundry Services |
On-campus laundry facilities or nearby laundry services available to both on-campus and off-campus students. |
$5 - $10 per load |
|
Transportation Access |
Easily accessible public transport options, including local buses, taxis, and motorbike taxis (Gojek/Grab) for convenient travel to and from campus. |
$10 - $30 per month |
|
Parking Facilities |
Secure parking areas for students with motorbikes or cars. Parking permits are required for motor vehicles. |
$5 - $10 per month |
Academic Environment
Islamic and Spiritual Life
Extracurricular Activities and Student Organizations
Sports and Fitness
Community Engagement and Social Responsibility
Cultural and Religious Events
International Student Support
Campus Facilities
UNISMA Bekasi provides a dynamic learning environment with a strong focus on both Islamic studies and modern academic disciplines. Students are encouraged to develop their knowledge in areas such as Islamic law, economics, business management, engineering, nursing, and more. The university emphasizes critical thinking, research, and community engagement in its teaching methods.
Lectures and Seminars: Students attend lectures, seminars, and tutorials that promote interactive learning. In addition to regular coursework, students are also exposed to guest lectures by experts in various fields.
Library and Research Facilities: The campus library is well-stocked with academic books, journals, and digital resources. Students are encouraged to engage in independent research and use the library’s resources for study and academic growth.
As a faith-based university, UNISMA Bekasi places a strong emphasis on spiritual development and religious practice, which are integrated into everyday student life. The campus offers a nurturing environment for Muslim students to practice their faith while pursuing academic excellence.
Daily Prayers and Religious Activities: The university has an on-campus mosque (Masjid) where students can participate in daily prayers, Friday prayers, and other Islamic religious activities.
Islamic Study Groups: Students can join various Islamic study circles, including Qur'an study groups and Hadith studies, where they can deepen their knowledge of Islam and discuss religious topics.
Islamic Lectures and Seminars: UNISMA Bekasi regularly hosts Islamic lectures and spiritual talks on topics such as Islamic law, ethics, and modern applications of Islamic teachings. These events feature guest speakers and religious scholars.
UNISMA Bekasi encourages students to get involved in various extracurricular activities that help develop leadership, teamwork, and personal skills. Students can choose from a variety of clubs and organizations that cater to academic, social, and cultural interests.
Student Organizations (BEM): The Student Executive Board (BEM) is the main student government organization. BEM organizes academic events, leadership workshops, student welfare programs, and social activities.
Himpunan Mahasiswa (HIMA): Each faculty has its own student association known as HIMA, which organizes academic seminars, field trips, and extracurricular activities specific to their faculty.
Academic and Professional Clubs: Students can join clubs focused on their academic interests, such as the Entrepreneurship Club, Law Society, Engineering Association, or Health Science Club. These clubs help students apply what they learn in class to real-world scenarios and develop professional networks.
Cultural and Religious Clubs: UNISMA Bekasi promotes cultural diversity and understanding through its cultural clubs and Islamic organizations, where students can celebrate Islamic holidays and cultural events.
UNISMA Bekasi supports a healthy and active lifestyle by offering a variety of sports facilities and fitness opportunities for students. Regular sports activities not only contribute to physical health but also foster teamwork and social interaction.
Sports Facilities: The university has sports facilities for football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis. Students are encouraged to participate in team sports and friendly matches organized by the university.
Annual Sports Events: The university organizes annual sports competitions and inter-faculty tournaments, which give students the chance to compete in a variety of sports and showcase their talents.
UNISMA Bekasi emphasizes the importance of community service and social responsibility as part of student life. Students are encouraged to participate in community outreach activities that allow them to contribute positively to society.
Kuliah Kerja Nyata (KKN): UNISMA Bekasi organizes a community service program called KKN, which requires students to work in rural or urban communities. Students engage in projects that focus on education, healthcare, social services, or infrastructure development.
Volunteer Programs: Students have the opportunity to participate in volunteer activities that focus on charity work, environmental protection, and social development. These activities help students develop a sense of responsibility toward society.
Islamic Charity (Zakat): Students participate in zakat and other charitable initiatives, especially during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. This includes distributing donations to underprivileged communities and organizing community Iftar events.
UNISMA Bekasi celebrates a variety of Islamic holidays and cultural events throughout the academic year. These events foster a sense of community and allow students to experience and participate in Indonesian and Islamic traditions.
Islamic Celebrations: The university celebrates major Islamic holidays such as Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Mawlid al-Nabi (Prophet Muhammad's birthday). Students participate in prayers, communal meals, and religious gatherings during these celebrations.
Cultural Events: The university hosts Indonesian cultural festivals and events that promote local traditions, such as dance performances, art exhibitions, and traditional music shows. These events provide a platform for students to learn about and experience Indonesian culture.
UNISMA Bekasi provides comprehensive support for international students, ensuring they can easily adapt to life in Indonesia and thrive in their academic pursuits.
International Office: The International Office assists international students with their admission process, visa applications, orientation, and cultural adaptation.
Language Support: Most programs at UNISMA Bekasi are taught in Bahasa Indonesia. For international students who need to improve their language skills, the university offers Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) courses.
Cultural Exchange: International students are encouraged to participate in cultural exchange activities, where they can share their cultures with local students and learn more about Indonesian traditions and customs.
The university’s campus is equipped with modern facilities that provide students with a conducive environment for learning, socializing, and recreation.
Libraries: The campus library is well-equipped with academic books, journals, and digital resources that support students in their research and studies.
Wi-Fi and Computer Labs: The campus offers free Wi-Fi and access to computer labs for students in all faculties.
Student Cafeteria: The university has an on-campus cafeteria where students can enjoy affordable meals, including Indonesian and international cuisine.
Common Areas: There are various common areas and student lounges where students can relax, socialize, or study in a more casual setting.
Health Clinic: The on-campus health clinic provides basic medical care for students, including first aid and health consultations.
Internships are an integral part of most programs at UNISMA Bekasi, allowing students to gain practical experience in their field of study. These internships help bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world application, making graduates more competitive in the job market.
Islamic Law and Religious Studies: Students in Islamic law programs often intern at Islamic legal institutions, Shariah courts, religious councils, and mosques. They are trained in Shariah law, Islamic finance, and religious leadership, preparing them for roles as judges, legal advisors, or religious leaders.
Business and Management: Students in business, accounting, and management programs are required to complete internships in banks, corporations, small businesses, and Islamic financial institutions. These internships provide hands-on experience in finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, and management.
Engineering and IT: Engineering and IT students gain practical experience through internships with construction firms, IT companies, and government infrastructure projects. These opportunities help them develop skills in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and software development.
Health Sciences: Students studying nursing and pharmacy are placed in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities for practical training. This exposure prepares them for careers in healthcare services, pharmaceutical companies, and public health organizations.
UNISMA Bekasi offers a range of career support services designed to help students identify and secure job opportunities after graduation.
Career Counseling: The Career Counseling Center at UNISMA Bekasi offers personalized career guidance to help students explore potential career paths, develop job search strategies, and build a strong professional profile.
Resume Writing and Interview Preparation: The university provides workshops on resume building, cover letter writing, and interview preparation. Students learn how to highlight their academic achievements and internship experiences when applying for jobs.
Job Fairs and Recruitment Events: UNISMA Bekasi organizes job fairs, where students can meet potential employers from various industries. These events are crucial for networking and finding employment opportunities.
Industry Partnerships: The university has established strong ties with companies and organizations in business, law, engineering, and Islamic finance. These partnerships help connect students with potential employers through internships and job placements.
Alumni Network: UNISMA Bekasi maintains a strong alumni network that helps current students with mentorship opportunities and job referrals. Many alumni who have successfully pursued careers in their fields return to mentor students and assist with placement efforts.
UNISMA Bekasi collaborates with a wide range of industries and government sectors to ensure students are well-prepared for the demands of the job market.
Government Partnerships: The university collaborates with local and regional government agencies to offer internships and career opportunities in public administration, law, and policy development. Graduates often find roles in government departments and regulatory bodies.
Islamic Finance and Banking: UNISMA Bekasi has strong connections with Islamic financial institutions, including Shariah-compliant banks, investment firms, and insurance companies. Graduates from Islamic economics and management programs are well-prepared for careers in the growing Islamic finance sector.
Corporate Partnerships: The university works with companies in industries like manufacturing, technology, and construction to ensure that students from engineering and IT programs have access to internships and job opportunities in relevant sectors. These partnerships often lead to direct recruitment upon graduation.
Entrepreneurship Support: Students interested in starting their own businesses receive support from the Entrepreneurship Club and business development workshops. The university provides mentorship and training programs for aspiring entrepreneurs, helping students turn their ideas into viable business ventures.
Graduates from UNISMA Bekasi have found success in a variety of fields, both within Indonesia and internationally. Some key employment sectors include:
Career Pathways: Graduates of Islamic law often pursue careers as judges, legal advisors, Islamic legal scholars, or Shariah consultants. Many find positions within Shariah courts, religious institutions, or Islamic finance sectors.
Religious Leadership: Graduates from Islamic education programs also take on leadership roles within mosques, Islamic schools, or religious organizations.
Islamic Banking and Finance: Graduates from Islamic economics and business management programs often find employment in Islamic banks, insurance companies, and investment firms. They are equipped to handle roles in financial analysis, Islamic financial product development, and Shariah compliance.
Corporate Sector: Graduates with degrees in accounting, management, and business administration are sought after by both local companies and multinational corporations. Career roles include financial managers, auditors, HR specialists, and marketing executives.
Civil Engineering: Graduates of civil engineering programs find work with construction companies, urban planning agencies, and infrastructure projects. They are involved in the design, construction, and maintenance of roads, buildings, bridges, and other structures.
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering: Graduates in mechanical engineering and electrical engineering work in industries related to manufacturing, automotive, and energy systems.
Nursing and Pharmacy: Graduates from nursing and pharmacy programs often find roles in hospitals, healthcare clinics, and pharmaceutical companies. With Indonesia's growing healthcare sector, demand for skilled professionals in these fields is rising.
Government Positions: Graduates with degrees in public administration or law often pursue careers in local government, public policy, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). They may take on roles in public policy analysis, government administration, or legal consulting.
UNISMA Bekasi encourages entrepreneurship among its students and provides the resources they need to start their own businesses. The university supports entrepreneurship through:
Business Incubation Programs: Students with innovative ideas can access business incubators and mentorship to develop their startups.
Entrepreneurship Workshops: Regular workshops and seminars focus on business planning, marketing, and financial management, giving students the skills they need to succeed in the entrepreneurial world.
Funding and Mentorship: The university provides students with access to funding opportunities and business mentors who help guide their ventures from the planning stages to launch.
1. Private University Admission Trends
Private universities in Indonesia, including UNISMA Bekasi, tend to have less competitive admission processes compared to highly selective public universities. While public universities may have more stringent entry requirements, private institutions like UNISMA Bekasi offer more flexibility in their admissions policies.
Typically, private universities focus on ensuring that students meet basic academic criteria rather than filtering through a highly competitive exam system like the one used for public universities.
2. Likely Acceptance Rate
Given the emphasis on Islamic values and accessible education for both domestic and international students, it is reasonable to estimate that the acceptance rate at UNISMA Bekasi is moderate to high—likely in the range of 60% to 80%, depending on the program and the number of applicants.
Popular programs like Islamic law, business management, or engineering may have a slightly lower acceptance rate due to higher demand, while programs with fewer applicants or those focusing on more niche fields may have a higher acceptance rate.
A. Academic Requirements
Undergraduate Programs: Admission generally requires a high school diploma or its equivalent, along with a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale), depending on the program.
Graduate Programs: Applicants typically need to hold a bachelor’s degree and have a minimum GPA of 3.0 for most master’s programs. Programs such as Islamic studies or public administration may have more stringent academic requirements.
B. Language Proficiency
Bahasa Indonesia: Since many programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students are required to demonstrate proficiency in the language. Applicants who do not have sufficient language skills may need to enroll in the Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) course.
English Proficiency: Some programs, particularly those with international components, may also require TOEFL or IELTS scores as proof of English proficiency. This requirement might slightly affect the acceptance rate for international applicants who may not meet the language threshold.
C. Program Demand
Programs such as Islamic economics, business management, and law may see a higher number of applicants due to the career opportunities in these fields, which could result in slightly lower acceptance rates for these programs.
Less competitive programs such as Islamic education or religious studies may have higher acceptance rates, as they tend to attract a more focused, smaller group of students.
D. International Student Consideration
International students may have a higher acceptance rate, especially in programs like Islamic studies or Indonesian language and culture (through programs like the Darmasiswa Scholarship). However, international students must meet the additional requirements for language proficiency and visa applications.
Name: Islamic University 45 Bekasi (Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi)
Address:
Jl. Cut Meutia No. 83, Margahayu, Bekasi Timur,
West Java, Indonesia 17113
