Undergraduate Student of Islamic EconomicsMuhammad Faqih Nurul Ilmi

About Undergraduate Student of Islamic Economics

As a driven Islamic Economics student, I am committed to becoming a competent, ethical, and broadly-aware agent of change. I firmly believe that Sharia principles are not only relevant in financial transactions but also serve as a strong foundation for transformative leadership and purposeful, mindful living. I will actively commit to continuous self-development and the cultivation of my leadership potential. Specifically, I will seek out and participate in high-level academic and business challenges, such as Islamic Business Case competitions and scientific writing contests, to rigorously test and apply theoretical Islamic Economic principles in practical settings. Furthermore, I will ensure consistent attendance at seminars and workshops focused on advanced leadership, managerial acumen, and essential soft skills, preparing me to step into value-driven leadership roles upon graduation.