| dc.description.abstract | This article is the result of research on student perceptions of the accounting department of Islamic banks as Islamic financial institutions. Placed in the Faculty of Economics, University of Islam Indonesia Yogyakarta, this study was conducted using a quantitative method that aims to determine differences in perceptions of students who have taken an accounting class sharia and students who have not followed the accounting subjects of sharia. Collecting data using questionnaire forwarded to students of the accounting department of the Islamic University of Indonesia, with the number of 150 respondents. The conclusions of this research, there is a significant difference between students who have taken courses in accounting sharia with students who have taken an accounting class sharia on the characteristics of Islamic banking, bank products of sharia, the principles of Islamic banks and accounting in Islamic banks to perceiving the Islamic banking as an institution islamic financial. Key word: Perception, accounting sharia, Islamic banking | en_US |
