Masters Degree in Islamic Banking and Finance

An interactive Master of Islamic Banking and Finance (MIBF) program which comprises of ten distinct modules. These modules are carefully designed and developed to ensure that students will acquire a well-rounded knowledge of the discipline. The product is expected to be marketed in April 2010 and to go live by June 2010.

Program Modules (Coming Soon!):

• Islamic Economics
• Accounting for Islamic Financial Products
• Shariah Law of Contracts in Banking and Finance
• Islamic Investment and Risk Management
• Islamic Capital Money Market
• Accounting For Islamic Financial Products
• Financial Risk Management
• Legal Aspects Of Money Laundering - A Comparative Paradigm
• Financial and Islamic Portfolio Management
• Regulatory Issues
• Structuring the Islamic Banking Products and Services

The modules are written by various imminent Islamic scholars who have experience in the area of Islamic finance. Each course comprises of seven to ten units. A typical unit contains a maximum of 15 pages; 5 section pointer questions comprising formative multiple-choice or short essay questions and maximum of 3 research-focused, summative assignments.