The University's Islamic Center was formerly known as the Islamic Unit and Value Development (UnIPeN). UnIPeN has been established since 2007 and is responsible for the management and implementation of programs related to spirituality for the purpose of developing the values of campus residents in particular and society in general.
In January 2015, UnIPeN was renamed the Division of Islam and Value Development (BIPeN). Along with the role and needs of this department and also the development of the university, on June 1, 2016 BIPeN was upgraded to become a University Islamic Center.
The University's Islamic Center now plays a wider role, including aspects of strengthening the spirituality or values of campus residents, income generation and welfare orientation such as zakat management (Institutional Amil) and waqf management.
Catalyst of spiritual excellence and strengthening of values ¿¿towards universal harmony.
Empowering the community's identity and personality through continuous spiritual development and purification programs in line with the formation of quality human capital in the worldly and spiritual context.
1. Manage the implementation and facilities of worship among campus residents.
2. Carrying out spiritual activities including aspects of fardhu ain and fardhu kifayah.
3. Organizing religious programs and Islamic awareness day at the university level.
4. Implement value development programs and foster understanding and goodwill among university and community members.
5. To be a service center, reference and advice related to Islamic affairs.
