Master of Islamic Finance
The Master of Islamic Finance (MIF) aims to impart knowledge on intrinsic Islamic values and ethics, providing a comprehensive view of Islamic finance, and the skills relevant to the practice of Islamic finance in the current era of globalisation. The MIF programme is taught in English on a full-time (one and a half years) and part-time (two – four years) basis, commencing August of each academic year.
Programme Structure
The programme comprises of 12 modules, which consist of 9 core and 3 optional modules. The credit requirement to graduate is 48 modular credits: 36 modular credits of ninecore modules and 12 modular credits of three optional modules.
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Semester 1
- BI-5101 Islamic Jurisprudence
- BI-5102 Islamic Economics
- BI-5103 Modern Financial Theory
- BI-5104 Islamic Micro Finance
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Semester 1
- BI-5101 Islamic Jurisprudence
- BI-5102 Islamic Economics
- BI-5103 Modern Financial Theory
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Semester 2
- BI-5105 Islamic Transaction
- BI-5106 Accounting for Islamic Finance
- BI-5107 Risk Management in Islamic Finance
- 1 optional module
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Semester 2
- BI-5105 Islamic Transaction
- BI-5106 Accounting for Islamic Finance
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Semester 3
- BB-5110 Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
- BI-5108 Investment in Islamic Finance
- 2 optional modules
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Semester 3
- BB-5110 Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
- BI-5104 Islamic Micro Finance
- BI-5108 Investment in Islamic Finance
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Semester 4
- BI-5107 Risk Management in Islamic Finance
- 1 optional module
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Semester 5
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List Optional Modules
Three optional modules (4 modular credits each) may be selected from the following:
BI-5301 Shariah Audit
BI-5302 Legal Issues in Islamic Finance
BI-5303 Practical Training and Reporting (Industrial Attachment)
Note: Students can also take any modules offered in other master programmes (expect MBA) within the faculty as optional modules after a consultation with the programme leader/graduate coordinator
Programe Coordinator