FSH News, Student Center Field — The Faculty of Sharia and Law (FSH) at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta continued the 2026 Pengenalan Budaya Akademik dan Kemahasiswaan (PBAK – Introduction to Academic and Student Culture) program on its second day, Saturday, August 29, 2026. The activities, held at the Student Center (SC), Campus I, were enthusiastically attended by the new students of FSH.

From early morning, committees, mentors, and assistant mentors prepared all necessary arrangements and mobilized new students to the venue. Participants gathered in their designated groups according to the pre-arranged divisions.

Once all participants were assembled, PBAK FSH 2026 Day 2 officially began. The program was hosted by Masters of Ceremony Rikza and Nafisa, who opened the event with energy and enthusiasm. The atmosphere at the Student Center was further enlivened by chants and cheers from the new students, known as Abhikarsa Muda, reflecting their excitement for the day’s activities.

The main agenda of the morning was Faculty Insights, held from 08:00 to 09:45 WIB. Moderated by Nayra Zahwa Nadin, the session featured faculty leaders and administrators who provided new students with an overview of the academic ecosystem, faculty governance, and student competency development.

• Prof. Dr. Mesraini, S.H., M.Ag. (Vice Dean I for Academics) explained academic policies, including learning systems, curriculum development, academic discipline, and the importance of proper study planning to ensure timely graduation. She emphasized building an academic culture rooted in scholarship, integrity, and competency development in sharia and law.

• Dr. Afwan Faizin, M.A. (Vice Dean II for Administration) presented on faculty administration, financial management, and facilities. Students were introduced to services and resources available to support their education and academic activities at FSH.

• Arip Purkon, M.A., Ph.D. (Head of the Faculty Laboratory) highlighted the importance of competency development through laboratory activities, legal practicums, research, and other supporting programs that strengthen graduate skills. He also explained the Surat Keterangan Pendamping Ijazah (SKPI – Diploma Supplement), which recognizes students’ competencies, experiences, and achievements during their studies.

The Faculty Insights session was highly interactive, with new students engaging in dialogue and Q&A with the speakers. Students from various study programs raised questions and shared perspectives on academic life and faculty services, demonstrating their eagerness to understand the educational environment that will shape their academic journey.

The session concluded with certificates of appreciation presented to the speakers, followed by group photos with the faculty leaders and new students. The program continued with interactive activities and ice-breaking sessions to maintain energy and camaraderie among participants.

Through Faculty Insights, new students were expected not only to learn about the structure and governance of FSH but also to internalize the academic culture essential for their education at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.