The BS in Islamic Finance and Economics (BIFE) at UIU is structured around a dynamic 125 credit curriculum designed to reflect the latest innovations in the field. The program is grounded in a progressive teaching philosophy that prepares students to effectively navigate the ever-evolving economic landscape. The MS and Executive MS in Islamic Finance and Economics at UIU are structured around a dynamic 54/48/36 credit curriculum. On the other hand 18 credit hours and 12 credit hours is offered in PGD and Certificate programs.

Key areas to the curriculum of several distinctive courses including:

• Arabic
• Islamic Jurisprudence
• Maqasid as-Shari’ah
• Usul al-Fiqh
• Islamic Deposits and Financing Products
• Shari’ah and Governance Standards
• Shari’ah Governance
• Islamic Insurance
• Islamic Capital Market and Sukuk
• Accounting
• Economics
• International Trade
• Business
• Management
• Risk Management
• Statistics
• Mathematics
• Human Resource
• Marketing
• English

These are among the courses ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to tackle contemporary economic challenges with advanced analytical and practical skills.