Draft Program (PDF version is click here)
Reforms in Islamic Higher Education in
Meeting Contemporary Challenges
Saturday 30th July - Sunday 31st July 2011
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Main Lecture Room (2nd Floor) |
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Graduate School of Education and Human Development, Nagoya University
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Organized by
Graduate School of
Education and Human Development, Nagoya University
Japan Society for the
Promotion of Science
Day 1 Saturday 30th
July
08.45 - 09.15am Registration
(& Breakfast)
09.15 - 09.30am Introduction
& Welcoming Remarks - Prof Mina
Hattori
09.30 - 10.45am Session 1: Reviving the Sacred in Contemporary Knowledge
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Chair:
Prof
Rosnani Hashim |
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Prof Sutrisno (Sunan Kalijaga State
Islamic University, Indonesia)
Toward
Integration of Sciences and Islamic Studies in the Islamic State University
(ISU) Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta
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Prof Nishino Setsuo (GSEHD,
Nagoya University, Japan)
Islamisation of Higher
Education: A Comparative Analysis of Malaysia and Indonesia)
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10.45 - 11.00am Tea break
11.00 - 12.30pm Session 2: Curricular
Reforms and Development
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Chair: Assoc Prof Kamaroniah Kamaruzzaman |
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Assoc
Prof Ghazali Basri (Seri Begawan University College, Brunei)
Harmonizing Faith And
Science In An Integrated Teacher Education Curriculum For Seri Begawan
Religious Teachers University College- A Case Study
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Dr. Bambang Suryadi (Sharif
Hidayatullah State Islamic University, Indonesia)
The Role of Islamic Higher Education in Harmonizing the Religion and
Sciences: Indonesian Experiences; A case study at Syarif Hidayatullah State
Islamic University, Jakarta
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Dr. Gamal Abdul Nasir Zakaria (Universiti Brunei Darussalam)
The Role of State Islamic Religious Institutes (IAIN) in the Education
System Reform of the “Madrasah” in Indonesia
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12.30 - 01.45pm Lunch Break
01.45 - 03.15pm Session 3:Economics and Human capital
development
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Chair: Prof Aref Atari |
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Dr
Fatah Syukur (Walisongo
State Islamic Institution, Indonesia)
Islamic Higher
Education and Human Capital Development
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Dr. Ahmed
Belouafi & Abderrazak Belabes
(Islamic Economics Research Centre, King Abdul
Aziz University, Saudi Arabia)
Islamic Finance Programs at Higher Education Institutions: Overview and
Prospects
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Mr.
Sigit Pramono (Paramadina University, Jakarta, Indonesia)
Mr. Taufik Ridlo (SEBI School of Islamic Economics, Jakarta, Indonesia)
The Strategic Role of Universities in Preparing Human Resource For Islamic Finance Industry In Indonesia: Lessons From The Curricular Development Program In Islamic Economics Teaching
At Undergraduate Level
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03.15 - 03.30pm Tea Break
03.30 - 05.00pm Rest
05.30 - 09.00pm Festival Mando in Kariya (Bus will
leave from Toyoda Auditorium)
Day 2 Sunday 31st July
08.45 - 09.15am Breakfast
09.15 - 10.45am Session 4: Intellectual
Creativity/ Academic Freedom
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Chair:Assoc Prof Dr Ghazali Basri |
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Assoc
Prof Dr Yedullah Kazmi (
International Islamic University Malaysia)
Islamic
Higher Education and the Issue of Freedom and Creativity
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Saheed
Ahmad Rufai (University of Lagos, Nigeria)
Academic Freedom in the Islamic Tradition: Can Islamic Higher Learning be
anything but creative?
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Dr Rahimah Embong (International Islamic University Malaysia)
Islamic Integrated Curriculum (IIC): Theoretical Framework and Analysis of Contemporary Models |
10.45 - 11.00am Tea break
11.00 - 12.30pm Session 5: Privatization &
Internationalisation of Higher Education
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Chair: Dr Sarkat Arani Mohammad Reza |
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Prof Aref Atari (Yarmouk
University, Jordan)
The 'Sacred' and the
'profane': shall the twain ever meet?
Privatization of Higher Education in Arab Countries as an Example
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Ms. Yuki Nakata (Toyo
University, Japan)
The role of private universities in the era of national building in
Indonesia: Focusing on the efforts of Indonesian Islamic University (UII) in
the 1950’s.
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Prof
Rosnani Hashim (International Islamic
University Malaysia)
Internationalisation of
Contemporary Islamic Higher Education and Ummatic Development: A Case Study of
the International Islamic University Malaysia
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12.30 - 01.45pm Lunch Break
01.45 - 03.30pm Session 6:The
challenges of cultural diversity & Minority Muslims
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Chair:Prof H. Sutrisno |
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Assoc
Prof Kamaroniah Kamaruzzaman
( International Islamic University Malaysia).
Islamic
Higher Education and the Challenges of Diversity
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Prof
Ahmed Akgunduz (Islamic University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
The role of higher education for Muslim communities in Europe
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Assoc
Prof Mina Hattori (GSEHD,
Nagoya University, Japan)
Functions of Islamic Higher Education in a
Multicultural society: A Comparative Analysis of the United Kingdom and the
Netherlands.
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03.30 - 03.45pm Concluding Remarks
03.45 - 04.00pm Tea & Sayounara
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