UIN Jakarta Celebrates Groundbreaking For New FEB Building

UIN Jakarta Celebrates Groundbreaking For New FEB Building

Pisangan, UIN News Online – Rector of UIN Jakarta, Prof Dr. Dede Rosyada inaugurated the construction activities of new FEB building in Pisangan, East Ciputat, Wednesday, (8/23/2017). The inauguration is carried out by the Rector of UIN Jakarta Prof Dr Dede Rosyada MA accompanied by the deputy rectors, the bureau chief and other officials in UIN Jakarta. Also present in the event, the Dean of FEB Dr Ali Mufraini.

In his speech, Rector said that the construction of new FEB building is a response from the increasing number of applicants who want to study at UIN Jakarta, especially in FEB. However, considering the limited capacity, UIN Jakarta continues to expand the campus building in order to provide an opportunity for every child of the nation to education to receive an education.

According to Rector, every year, people who register to UIN Jakarta reaches more than 100 thousand people, However, according to the quota, UIN Jakarta each year can only accept about 5,000 students only.

“We cannot accept more students due to limited number of classes, although we have land to expand the faculty building here (former lecturer housing, Red), but in fact there are still many obstacles. Therefore, we cannot build according to the masterplan,” said rector.

In fact, said Rector, Islamic Developmen Bank (IDB) is ready to support the construction of UIN Jakarta building. Even for the construction of dormitory buildings, the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing are also ready to help.

“UIN Jakarta also has land in Cikuya, Solear, Tangerang, Banten, covering an area of 40 hectares. However, to build a dormitory there is clearly impossible, unless we opened a new faculty,” he added.

The building is constructed with modern architectural and green building concepts. Construction of the building is targeted to be completed in four months or until the end of December 2017 with PT Yodya Karya (Persero) as a consultant.

“The funds will be derived from the Sharia Sovereign Bonds (SBSN) of the Ministry of Religious Affairs 2017 fiscal year,” said sub division head of home affairs Abdul Halim to UIN News Online.

The new building is planned to accommodate 1,500 students. In addition to classes, the building will also be equipped with parking facilities, offices, lecturer offices, and bathrooms as well as praying room. (usa)