The Faculty of Islamic Economics and Business (FEBI) IAIN Bone in collaboration with the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (HIPMI) Bone Regency successfully heldECO-CULTURAL Disseminationthemed"Sipakainge with Local Work"onSunday, July 19, 2026, located atBone City Square (Independence Square).
This activity is an implementation ofOutcome-Based Education (OBE)through coursesLocal Culture and Sharia Economics. Through this approach, students not only learn theory in class, but are also encouraged to produce real work that provides benefits to society and has economic value.
Carrying enthusiasmwill slip—Bugis cultural values which mean reminding each other of kindness—this activity is a forum for students to introduce various local works and products while strengthening an entrepreneurial spirit based on sharia cultural and economic values.
The implementation of activities received support from various parties.HIPMI Bonecollaborating with FEBI IAIN Bone in organizing the event, temporarilyPT Pegadaian Watampone BranchAndEXTRA JOSSprovide financial support so that activities can be carried out well.
In order to enrich participants' insight,Bone Regency Industrial Servicewere also present to provide assistance regarding local product development and creative industry opportunities. Additionally, participants gain sessionsentrepreneurship coachingfrom a number of business actors in Bone Regency, among othersYoung Trias Printingwhich is represented byAdias well asCahaya Medika Pharmacywhich is represented byApt. Wawan Setiawan, S. Farm.. Several HIPMI Bone administrators were also present to share experiences and motivation with students.
Not only focusing on entrepreneurship development, this activity also presentsfree health check servicefor society. The service is supported byCahaya Medika Pharmacyas a form of concern for public health as well as completing a series of community service activities.
Through this ECO-CULTURE Dissemination, FEBI IAIN Bone hopes that the implementation of OBE-based learning can continue to produce graduates who are not only academically superior, but also adaptive, innovative, and able to develop local cultural potential into valuable and competitive business opportunities.
This activity is proof that the synergy between universities, the business world, government and society is able to create a more applicable learning ecosystem, as well as encouraging the birth of a young generation who is ready to contribute to regional economic development based on local wisdom.
