This course aims to analyze, evaluate, develop, recommend, make micro and macro decisions based on conventional and Islamic concepts through a multidisciplinary, dynamic and sustainable approach. References • Choudry. Masudul A, Comparative Economic Theory

• Mariyanti, Tatik; 2016, Islamic versus conventional microeconomics
• Pindyck. Robert. S, DANIEL L. RUBINFELD, Micro economics
• Islamic economics published by Bank Indonesia and university of Indonesia Islamic economics study center
• Karim, adiwarman. Islamic microeconomics
• Choudry. Masudul. A, Explaining The Qur’an A Socio Scientific INQUIRY
• Mannan, M.Abdul, Theory and Practice of Islamic Economics, published by endowments

This course aims to analyze, evaluate, develop, recommend, make decisions and compare sharia macroeconomics (Islam) is macroeconomics in the form of management and control, in accordance with Islamic teachings.

This course aims to analyze, evaluate, develop, recommend, make decisions and compare theoretical Islamic economics as the basis for applied science, namely Islamic finance and provide the ability to analyze the economic environment needed to carry out the profession as an Islamic financial analyst. This course also discusses various aspects related to financial and banking activities that carry out their business based on Islamic sharia principles. This course aims to provide students with an understanding of the background and development of financial markets and Islamic banking nationally and globally, the principles of operational activities of Islamic financial markets and banking and their differences from systems, procedures and practices of conventional financial markets and banking as well as explaining the principles of managing sharia banking that are sound, perform well according to sharia standards and provisions of laws and regulations as well as applicable business practices

This course is designed to provide knowledge about several industries within the Islamic economic and financial sector both which include banks and other financial institutions, Conventional Corporate Governance and Sharia Corporate Governance, with the topics of the Monetary system, Central Bank, OJK Islamic vs conventional financial institutions, Non-Bank Financial Institutions, Implementation of Governance in Islamic Banks, Governance of Sharia Insurance, Governance of Sharia Pawnshops, Governance of Sharia Pension Funds, Governance of Microfinance Institutions such as BMT, Governance of Sharia Money Markets and Foreign Exchange , Sharia Capital Market Governance, Sharia Fintect Governance and International Financial Institutions. Reference 1Bank & Islamic Financial Institutions, Prof. Dr. Veithal, MBA, Latumaerissa , Julius R, Banks and Other Financial Institutions Theory and Policy, (Jakarta, Mitra Salemba Empat, 2017), Cashmere, Banks and Other Financial Institutions, (Jakrta, Rajagrafindo Persada, 2015), Islamic Banks & Financial Institutions , Andri Soemitra, MA, , Unggul Priyadi, Islamic Banks & Financial Institutions, General Guidelines for Good Governance in Sharia Business, (National Committee on Governance Policy, 2011), Guidelines for Implementation of Governance-Based Risk Management, (National Committee on Governance Policy, 2012), Fatwa- Fatwa of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) related to Sharia Business Governance