In line with the university?s mission of Islamization of knowledge, most of the courses are taught with an Islamic perspective.

The program seeks to develop in students an ability to think critically from an Islamic angle in order to contribute to a clear understanding of contemporary economic activities. It is a program meeting international academic standards with an Islamic orientation. It is designed to produce professionals who are competent in the economic discipline imbued with an Islamic vision.

The program provides specialized courses in four areas, namely, Islamic economics, finance, international economics and development economics. This allows students to focus on the area of concentration of their choice.

AREAS OF CONCENTRATION

Students can choose to specialize in any one of the following areas: Islamic Economics, Finance, International Economics, or Development Economics. Students must take at least four courses in a chosen package. The remaining courses can be chosen from other packages in the department or from other departments as listed in the Other Elective Courses.