The Finance Shelf

Integration of Financial Technology in Strategic Financing Planning of Private Islamic Higher Education Institutions in the Society 5.0 Era (Proceeding of International Conference on Islamic Education (ICIED))

Research paperProceeding of International Conference on Islamic Education (ICIED)November 202623 pages35 min readMulyono Mulyono, Safura SaidahOriginal source
Key number
38 sources
Verified sources retained p.4
Largest segment
26 studies
Peer-reviewed academic studies p.4

Summary

  • A PRISMA 2020-guided Systematic Literature Review screened 312 initial records down to 38 verified sources across five academic databases and regulatory repositories.p.1
  • Inductive thematic coding of the literature generated 47 open codes, 12 axial categories, and four core themes.p.1
  • Official EMIS statistics record more than 800 private Islamic higher education institutions across Indonesia, outnumbering the 58 state Islamic higher education institutions.p.2
  • Initial literature screening removed 68 duplicate records from 312 identified records, leaving 244 unique records for title and abstract evaluation.p.4
  • A Cash Waqf Linked Deposit university-bank partnership mobilized over IDR 19.5 billion in temporary and perpetual waqf deposits for scholarships and academic programs.p.8
  • An institutional study identified an annual campus cash waqf potential of IDR 4.42 billion/year at a higher education campus.p.8

Key insights

  1. FinTech integration in private Islamic higher education institutions remains largely restricted to payment gateways and accounting systems rather than strategic endowment instruments.p.1
  2. Private Islamic higher education institutions operate under private foundations with minimal direct state operational subsidies compared to state campuses.p.2
  3. Strategic financing planning in Islamic educational management represents an institutional enactment of sacred trusteeship or amanah.p.2
  4. Synchronizing academic student portals with financial management systems automates tuition posting and prevents unprogrammed budget entries.p.13
  5. Indonesian private Islamic campuses suffer from transactional-strategic decoupling where collection tools are disconnected from predictive budgeting and endowment mobilization.p.14
  6. The proposed Islamic FinTech Governance Framework embeds four governance pillars within a Society 5.0 cyber-physical loop.p.15
  7. Digital payment gateways have achieved established operational uptake while blockchain accounting and AI analytics remain at nascent pre-adoption stages.p.19

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