Vision and Mission

Vision: 

To be a center of excellence and a leader in the development of da’wah studies to advance humanity and civilization.

Mission:

1. To provide education and instruction in the science of da’wah—both verbal and practical—using an integrated and interconnected approach to produce graduates who are competent, adaptable, dedicated, and of high integrity. 

2. To conduct research using an integration and interconnection approach that is widely published and beneficial to humanity.

3. To carry out community service using an empowerment approach that is adaptive to contemporary challenges.

Objectives:

Based on these three main missions, the Faculty of Da’wah and Communication aims to:

(Mission 1)

• To produce graduates who are competent in the fields of communication, counseling, community development, social welfare, and da’wah management through an integration-interconnection approach.

• To produce graduates who are adaptable to contemporary and global developments.

• To instill values of integrity, noble character, and dedication in the learning process.

(Mission 2)

• Aligning research with community needs and humanitarian issues.

• Publishing the results of integrative-interconnected research.

• Strengthening support for collaborative research and publication.

• Enhancing students’ academic literacy and research skills.

(Mission 3)

• Developing community service programs based on community empowerment.

• Aligning community service themes and activities with contemporary issues.

• Establishing and strengthening partnerships with external institutions for community service programs.

• Developing outcome- and impact-based evaluation and documentation of community service.

• Providing accessible education for prospective students from underprivileged backgrounds.