After completing the requirements for the bachelor's degree in Islamic Banks, students are expected to be able to:
- To be characterized by a deep faith in God and His Messenger and shows a clear commitment to the teachings of Islam so that this is reflected in his personality, behavior, aspects and dealings.
- To be able to analyze and compare in depth between the Islamic economy and the capitalist and socialist system in terms of development, origins, connection to religion, property, and economic freedom.
- To distinguish between the practical and legal principles and procedures to be followed when Islamic banks apply Islamic banking operations and services.
- To distinguish the differences between commercial and Islamic insurance contracts.
- To be able to discuss and analyze in depth the differences between monetary policy and fiscal policy.
- To Compare and contrast Islamic and conventional banks in terms of their origins, development, and accounting systems.
- to compare the legal rulings of financial contracts with the legal purposes and implications of the rulings in contemporary financial transactions.
- To communicate effectively with others and works well as part of a team, based on the basic principles of Islamic ethics that call for understanding and consideration of others and accepting and discussing dissenting opinions.
- To demonstrate an interest in continuous learning and professional growth and is committed to acquiring and generating new knowledge and skills using technology and databases effectively.
- To employ higher order thinking skills, critical and creative thinking in investigating and solving research issues related to Islamic banks.