Some large companies in carrying out economic activities are always oriented towards increasing profits without paying attention to the environmental impact of the economic activities carried out. Where a good company is a company that complies with laws from the government such as carrying out corporate social responsibility consistently and sustainably. This study discusses the implementation of Djarum's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) through Entrepreneurial Activities in terms of Sharia Economic Law on College Students in Kudus. This study aims to describe the implementation of Djarum's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) through Entrepreneurial Activities in terms of Islamic Economic Law on College Students in Kudus. This study aims to describe the implementation of Djarum's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) through Entrepreneurial Activities in terms of Islamic Economic Law on College Students in Kudus. This study uses a qualitative approach. This study uses a type of field research (field research) research conducted in a certain environment, namely at PT. Djarum Kudus. Data was collected through observation, direct interviews, then recording dialogues from the research subjects, namely the Public Affair Officer who has the authority to implement Corporate Social Responsibility and scholarship recipients from PT Djarum as well as documentation. In this study, the research data was carried out by means of triangulation. The analysis process is carried out simultaneously with data collection through several stages, namely data reduction, data presentation, and conclusions. The analysis technique uses domain techniques, taxotonic analysis techniques, compensional analysis techniques, cultural themes analysis techniques. The results showed that students were able to open up business opportunities from the knowledge gained both hard skills and soft skills. The conclusion shows that the cooperation agreement held in entrepreneurial activities is in the form of a franchise. Franchising is the application of a combination of syirkah 'inan contract theory and profits obtained by the mudharabah system. The syirkah 'inan contract which is executed is close to the ijarah contract, a franchise contract, where the franchisor grants a permit (License).