Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Economics
Welcome to the Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Economics, a pioneering program designed to equip students with a profound understanding of the principles, frameworks, and applications of Islamic economic thought. As the world increasingly recognizes the significance of ethical finance and sustainable economic practices, this diploma offers a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of Islamic teachings and modern economic systems.
Islamic economics is not merely a subset of economic theory; it is a comprehensive system that encompasses moral and ethical dimensions, promoting justice, equity, and social welfare. This program delves into the foundational concepts of Islamic finance, including risk-sharing, prohibition of interest (usury), and the importance of social responsibility in economic transactions. Students will examine how these principles can be integrated into contemporary economic practices to address the challenges of today’s global economy.
Throughout the course, participants will engage with a diverse range of topics, including the history and evolution of Islamic economic thought, the principles of Islamic finance, the role of Islamic banking, and the impact of socio-economic policies influenced by Islamic traditions. The curriculum is designed to provide students with the analytical tools and critical thinking skills necessary to navigate the complexities of economic issues within an Islamic framework.
Join us in this transformative journey to explore the principles of Islamic economics and become a part of a growing movement towards a more just and equitable global economy. Your path to becoming a leader in Islamic economic thought begins here.
| Program | Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Economics |
| Level | RQF Level 7 (UK) |
| Credits | UK RQF equivalent 120 Credits and ECTS 60 |
| Study mode | Online/Self-paced |
| Program length | Duration 6 – 12 months |
| Learning materials | Videos and reading materials |
| Assessment | Student need to complete end of chapter questions. The question consist of MCQ and T/F, assignments and dissertation |
| Admission requirements | Basic knowledge of English |
| Fees | US$ 500 |
| Program intake | Online – Throughout the year |
| For Whom | 1. Graduates in Economics or Finance: Individuals who have completed their undergraduate studies in economics, finance, business, or related fields and are looking to specialize in Islamic finance and economics. 2. Professionals in Finance and Banking: Those currently working in the financial sector, particularly in roles related to Islamic banking, investment, and finance, who wish to deepen their knowledge and enhance their skills in Islamic economic principles. 3. Academics and Researchers: Scholars and researchers interested in Islamic economics and finance, seeking to expand their expertise and contribute to academic discourse in this field. 4. Policymakers and Government Officials: Individuals involved in economic policy formulation and implementation who are interested in integrating Islamic economic principles into their work. 5. Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders: Business professionals and entrepreneurs interested in understanding Islamic finance principles to apply them in their ventures or to attract investment from Islamic finance sources. 6. NGO and Non-Profit Sector Workers: Those working in non-governmental organizations focused on economic development and social justice, who may want to incorporate Islamic economic concepts into their programs and initiatives. 7. Students of Islamic Studies: Individuals pursuing studies in Islamic theology or religious studies who wish to complement their knowledge with an understanding of Islamic economic systems. 8. International Development Professionals: Practitioners working in international development who are interested in alternative economic models that align with Islamic principles. 9. Consultants and Advisors: Professionals providing consultancy services in finance, business, or development who wish to specialize in Islamic economic practices. 10. Lifelong Learners: Individuals with a keen interest in Islamic economics who may or may not have a formal background in finance or economics but seek knowledge in this area for personal or professional growth. |
| Pathways | Master of Arts in Economics |
| Award | Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Economics |
| Awarding body | London School of Business and Social Sciences/ Geneva School of Business and Economics |
| Program Approval | This program is approved by AAOIFI Certified Sharia Scholars. The program contents has been prepared according to AAOIFI Sharia Standards |
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