The Religious Studies Study Program on November 20, 2021 held an alumni gathering with the theme of opportunities for religious studies alumni to capture the post-pandemic world of work. In its implementation, alumni were invited as speakers, Ade Hermawan, S.Ag and M. Berlian Rayes, S.Ag. The purpose of this activity is that apart from strengthening the relationship between alumni, they can also share various knowledge from the perspective of alumni from various scenes. This activity was moderated by Nurul Khorina Seci Vella.

As the opening of this event, Dr. Inayah Rohmaniyah said that the Religious Studies Study Program is actually a study program that has very good quality. Like having a journal that has been inked, a study program that has A accreditation and this year is applying for International Accreditation, but there are few enthusiasts. Therefore, the hope of the Dean of the Faculty of Ushuluddin and Islamic Thought, in this Alumni Gathering forum can be a joint evaluation of the Religious Studies study program so that it can be even better.

In narrating the material, Ade Hermawan said that the Religious Studies study program made early learning for me to be sensitive to others.

Adoxz is his daily nickname, his daily activities are as the founder and owner of the Vanroo Learning Institute. Furthermore, Adoxz said that in science, namely reflecting on yourself. This means returning to fashion and pleasure in activities so that they can develop themselves personally.

Continued by the next material, M. Berlian Rayes, no successful person is immediately finished, but must go through the process. As a further message that as alumni must also be creative in responding to existing problems. He who today serves as Chairman of Commission 2 of the Sumbawa Regency DPRD 2019-2024.

This event was also attended by Prof. Alef Theria Wasim, Regent of Sleman Kustini Sri Purnomo, the ranks of the Dean and alumni in various generations. Dr. Dian Nur Anna, advised that this activity could continue with other activities and could support each other for the progress of the Religious Studies study program in the future.