Islamic Finance and Banking

Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master in Islamic Finance and Banking provides students with foundational and advanced knowledge in the field of Islamic financial systems. It equips them with the tools to understand, apply, and innovate within Islamic financial institutions, including Islamic banks and Islamic windows within conventional banks.

2 academic years (4 semesters).

Includes a final semester internship and thesis defense.

💼 Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue roles in:

Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions
Sharia Compliance and Audit Departments
Islamic Investment Firms
Central Banks and Regulatory Bodies
Research and Academia in Islamic Economics

Teaching Language : مختلط

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

📘 Key Curriculum Components

✅ Core Courses (Sample across semesters):

Introduction to Islamic Economics
Islamic Financial Institutions
Fundamentals of Islamic Financial Transactions
Zakat and Waqf Economics
Sharia Governance & Compliance
Islamic Financing Methods (Murabaha, Ijara, Mudaraba, etc.)
Islamic Capital Markets
Takaful (Islamic Insurance)
Islamic Financial Engineering
Risk Management in Islamic Banks
Internship and Thesis Defense

🧠 Note: Courses include both theoretical and applied aspects, with dedicated modules for English language development each semester.

Advanced Topics

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Admissions Information

📝 Admission Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Islamic Studies, Law, or related fields.
Proficiency in English and/or French (depending on the university).
Some institutions may require an entrance exam or interview.

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