The Islamic Economics Study Program (PS-IES) was established under the auspices of the Department of Economics (D-IE) of the Faculty of Economics and Management, IPB in 2010. In the process of further development, PS-IES underwent a transition to become the Department of Islamic Economics (D-IES) in 2017 according to the Decree of the Rector of IPB no. 173/IT3/OT/2017 concerning the establishment of the Department of Islamic Economics. The Department of Sharia Economics (D-IES) was mandated to advance Islamic economics in the context of equitable and sustainable societal development. In accordance with the given mandate, the Undergraduate Program in Islamic Economics (PS-IES) at IPB offers comprehensive education in the fundamental concepts and applications of Islamic economics. The program aims to produce graduates competent in understanding and applying the principles of Islamic economics and finance to solve economic problems and support sustainable development.

Becoming a center of excellence in education, research, and development of civil society based on sharia principles, advocating sharia economics by international standard, and becoming a reference in supporting sustainable development.

The missions of the Department are as follows:
1. Organizing Islamic Economics education to meet the society needs with excellent accreditation, both nationally and internationally.
2. Designing and encouraging research and development activities in sharia economics and its applied related to agriculture in a broad sense.
3. Participating actively in advocacy and socialization of sharia economics to society.

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the Department of Islamic Economics was mandate to develop and disseminate Islamic economics that is just, free from usury, gharar and maysir and promotes fair business in a comprehensive manner, both from a scientific and policy perspective, in order to actualize the development of equitable and sustainable societal development. Pioneer of a Just and Sustainable Economy With a focus on education, research, and community service, the department plays a vital role in creating inclusive and equitable economic solutions, both nationally and internationally.