Based on survey clustering, the career profiles of FEB Undip Islamic Economics alumni are distributed across four dynamic and competitive primary fields. A significant portion of graduates excel as Junior Researchers who are skilled in planning and conducting research in Islamic economics and business using appropriate Sharia methodologies. Graduates also demonstrate strong leadership through roles as Junior Managers, applying Sharia management principles to lead various business sectors, organizations, and philanthropic institutions.
Beyond formal professional sectors, alumni actively contribute to the broader economy as Entrepreneurs who identify business opportunities, leverage advances in science and technology to build startups, and manage ethical, Sharia-compliant enterprises. Furthermore, graduates strengthen the socio-economic sector as Empowerment and Development Program Planners, adeptly designing community empowerment programs based on Islamic social funds—such as Zakat, Infaq, and Sedekah—and formulating strategic development initiatives centered on Waqf.
Crysanti Ishardini
Islamic Economics Alumni, Class of 2015
Staff at Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK)
‘Azizah Fathma
Islamic Economics Alumni, Class of 2016
Lecturer in Sharia Economic Law at Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS)
Mochammad Ardani
Islamic Economics Alumni, Class of 2016
Junior Supervisor at the Financial Services Authority (OJK)
Galuh Dayinta Sundari
Islamic Economics Alumni, Class of 2016
Distribution and Empowerment Executive Officer at the National Zakat Indexing Agency (BAZNAS)
Muhammad Arjun Fanani
Islamic Economics Alumni, Class of 2019
Officer Development Program (ODP) at the Hajj Financial Management Agency of the Republic of Indonesia (BPKH RI)