Lampung, January 2025 – The much-anticipated book Optimizing Strategic Communication of the Center for Islamic History Studies in Developing the Islamic Civilization History Program, authored by Wahyu Iryana and Muhamad Bisri Mustofa, was officially launched today. This monumental work is the result of rigorous research conducted across two provinces, involving multiple institutions to enhance the development of Islamic Civilization History programs in higher education.
The book, a product of collaboration and extensive fieldwork, explores the strategic communication practices of the Center for Islamic History Studies in supporting academic development. It highlights best practices, challenges, and actionable strategies in building effective networks and partnerships between academic and non-academic stakeholders.
Muhamad Bisri Mustofa, one of the co-authors, brings a strong background in communication studies to this publication. His expertise provides a unique perspective on the importance of strategic communication in connecting diverse institutions and communities. “Effective communication is the backbone of collaboration. Through this book, we hope to provide a model for how academic and cultural institutions can work together to achieve shared goals,” said Muhamad Bisri Mustofa.
The research underpinning this publication was conducted in collaboration with prominent institutions, including the Museum of Transmigration in Lampung, Universitas Padjadjaran, and UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung. The study also fostered Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) between the Center for Islamic History Studies and these institutions, paving the way for future collaborations in education, research, and cultural preservation.
During the launch event, Wahyu Iryana expressed gratitude for the support received from participating organizations and emphasized the importance of strategic communication in academia. “This book represents a milestone in bridging Islamic history studies with strategic academic development. It underscores the necessity of collaboration between educational institutions and cultural heritage centers in shaping a robust understanding of Islamic civilization,” said Wahyu.
The launch event was attended by representatives from partnering institutions, scholars, and students, who expressed enthusiasm for the book’s potential impact. The authors concluded the event with a signing session and a discussion panel on the future direction of Islamic history research and education.
This groundbreaking book is now available in select bookstores and academic institutions. For further information, please contact the Publisher Lampung Membangun at [[email protected]] or contact Publisher on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/official.lambang?igsh=NW05ZnRsOTdra2Nw.
Writer : Bisri
Editor : Aan
