The Student Senate of the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta Outlines Strategic Directions for the 2026–2027 Term
The Student Senate of the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta Outlines Strategic Directions for the 2026–2027 Term

FSH News, 4th Floor Theater - The Student Senate of the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta began its 2026–2027 term by holding a Working Meeting on March 11, 2026. This event served as a strategic forum to formulate policy directions, work programs, and an organizational roadmap for the term.

The working meeting was attended by all executive board members and committee members of the Student Senate of the Faculty of Sharia and Law. In addition to being a routine organizational agenda, this event also served as a crucial opportunity to reaffirm the Student Senate’s role as a student legislative body with functions of representation, oversight, and channeling student aspirations at the faculty level.

One of the main focuses discussed during the working meeting was strengthening the oversight function regarding the implementation of student organization activities within the Faculty of Sharia and Law. During this term, the Student Senate is committed to carrying out its oversight function more actively and systematically to ensure that every student program and activity is conducted in accordance with the principles of transparency, accountability, and good organizational governance.

This commitment is based on efforts to foster a professional and responsible organizational culture, while maintaining the quality of student activities within the Faculty of Sharia and Law. Strengthening oversight functions is also expected to support the creation of student organizations capable of making positive contributions to student capacity building.

In addition to discussing organizational governance, the working meeting also produced a number of strategic programs oriented toward student interests. These programs include strengthening student legislative functions, optimizing the channelling of student aspirations, improving advocacy services, and developing various activities that support active student participation in academic and organizational life.

During the forum, the leadership of the Faculty of Sharia and Law Student Senate stated that student organizations must be able to serve as a responsive platform for student needs and play an active role in accommodating aspirations in a constructive and solution-oriented manner.