PhD in Islamic Finance and Banking:

Core Courses

• Understanding the fundamental principles of Islamic finance and banking, such as riba (usury), gharar (excessive uncertainty), and risk.
• Learning how to apply Sharia rules in financial and banking transactions.
• Ability to analyze and evaluate Islamic financial products like murabaha, mudarabah, and ijara.
• Acquiring the skills necessary for managing funds and investments according to Islamic finance principles.
• Understanding how Islamic financial markets operate, along with the challenges and opportunities available.
• Knowledge of the laws and regulations governing Islamic finance markets.
• Ability to conduct research and studies on issues related to Islamic finance and banking.
• Promoting ethical values in financial and banking practices.

All these objectives aim to prepare specialists in this field to work effectively in Islamic financial institutions.

Advanced Topics

• University Professor: Work as a faculty member at universities and higher education institutions, engaging in advanced research projects and contributing to knowledge dissemination in the field.
• Consultant for Islamic Banks: Provide consulting services to Islamic banks on product and service development.
• Financial Analyst: Analyze financial data and offer recommendations to improve financial performance, as well as assess and manage risks associated with financial transactions.
• Specialized Consultant: Offer expert advice on applying Sharia principles in financial transactions and assist companies in capitalizing on opportunities in the Islamic financial market.
• Regulatory Bodies: Work in regulatory agencies related to Islamic finance.
• Research Centers: Join specialized research centers focused on Islamic finance and contribute new insights.