This study aims to examine the management of the development of Islamic teaching materials at Telkom University, especially in integrating the values of sustainable development goals (SDGs). With a qualitative approach, research data were obtained through interviews, observations, and documentation studies. The results showed that the teaching materials of Islamic Religion at Telkom University are not only in accordance with the learning outcomes (CLO and PLO) but also include the dimensions of SDGs, including economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection. In addition, the management of teaching material development applied is in accordance with the principles of teaching material development. The management model for developing teaching materials at Telkom University prioritizes the principles of collaboration and deliberation through focused discussion forums (FGDs) before the start of the new semester, which has proven effective in ensuring the relevance of teaching materials to regulatory needs and current social phenomena. The implication of this research is the need for other universities to adopt a collaboration-based and sustainability-oriented teaching material development model. In addition, the integration of SDGs values in learning materials can increase the relevance of higher education to global challenges. Learning processes that utilize technology also have a positive impact on student engagement and learning achievement.