Lecturer The Faculty of Da’wah and Communication

In qualitative terms, the Faculty of Da’wah and Communication at UIN Sunan Kalijaga has a “Hybrid Academician” profile. Lecturers not only have a firm grasp of the normative aspects of da’wah, but are also equipped with a strong foundation in modern social sciences. The Faculty of Da’wah and Communication has a total of 86 lecturers, with the following breakdown:

1. KPI (Islamic Communication and Broadcasting) = 19 people (22%)
2. MD (Da’wah Management) = 18 people (21%)
3. BKI (Islamic Guidance and Counselling) = 17 lecturers (20%)
4. IKS (Social Welfare Studies) = 16 lecturers (18.5%)
5. PMI (Islamic Community Development) = 16 lecturers (18.5%)

Of this total, the Faculty has a very strong base of Senior Lecturers (over 60% of the total teaching staff). This indicates high teaching productivity and expertise in the fields of scientific and academic development. Furthermore, more than 30 lecturers hold a PhD (S3), demonstrating that the academic standards in this faculty are very high, with academic decisions and the teaching of core courses being led by PhD holders. 

In addition, there are nine Professors who serve as leading experts and constitute the primary references for the faculty's research endeavours and academic policy.

Academic Functional Positions

With regard to their undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications, the Professors of this faculty possess a notably diverse and intellectually compelling combination of academic backgrounds. The majority hold degrees in Religious Studies — such as S.Ag. (Bachelor of Religious Studies) or M.Ag./M.S.I. (Master of Religious Studies) — alongside social science qualifications, including M.Si. (Master of Science) or M.A. (Master of Arts). This reflects a strong commitment to the integration and interconnection of Islamic propagation (da'wah) and religious sciences with the social sciences and humanities.

Furthermore, the academic profiles of the Professors within the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication demonstrate a comprehensive intellectual breadth. They are not only well-versed in religious discourse and Islamic texts, but also possess a firm command of modern social science methodologies, encompassing Sociology, Psychology, and Management.

The following is the list of Professors serving in functional academic positions within the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication: