The UIII Faculty of Education held a thought-provoking public lecture on Thursday, October 3, featuring Prof. Nina Nurmila, Dean of the Faculty of Education. Speaking to a packed audience in Theater Hall Faculty A, Prof. Nurmila explored the intricacies of critical feminist methodology, a vital yet often debated aspect of modern research.

Three distinguished alumni from Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) brought compelling insights on eco-friendly mosque management to the International Symposium on Innovative Masjid (ISIM) 2024, held in Surakarta from October 1-3. Organized by Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA), the symposium aimed to foster the development of eco-friendly mosques and sustainable practices across Islamic communities.

Students from Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) took center stage at the International Symposium on Innovative Masjid (ISIM) 2024, presenting pioneering research on eco-friendly and sustainable mosque practices. The symposium, organized by Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA), aimed to encourage the development of environmentally friendly mosques across Indonesia and beyond.

The recent increase in student suicide cases highlights significant issues within the educational system. These cases may represent the tip of the iceberg of many intricate psychological challenges within the educational setting that have been overlooked and lack effective comprehensive solutions. To be frank, one of the vulnerable populations most likely to experience mental health problems is university students.