12 Islamic Studies Bachelor's Degree Programs

Bachelor of Islamic Studies (BIS) is an open and distance learning program offered to those who want to pursue their studies in higher education in Islamic studies. It comprises subjects encompassing Islamic Law and Management. It aims to equip candidates with Islamic knowledge and exposure to management from the Islamic perspective.

The Bachelor of Islamic Studies offers students a comprehensive understanding of Islamic faith, history, and culture. The program covers core topics such as the Quran, Hadith, Islamic law, and theolog...

The Bachelor of Islamic Studies (Honours) program offers students a chance to deepen their understanding of Islamic history, beliefs, and practices. It combines foundational courses with advanced rese...

The Bachelor's in Islamic Studies is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the history, culture, and religious practices of Islam. It covers key areas like the Quran, Hadith (sayi...

The Islamic, Middle Eastern and North African Studies BA at the University of Leeds offers a comprehensive exploration of the cultures, history, politics, and societies of these regions. This programm...

The Department was established in the university in 1986. It started with three sections: Islamic Law (Sharia), Religion Foundations and Islamic Education. As education is linked to the requirements of the job market, the Sharia and Religious Foundations Sections were suspended in 1991, while the Islamic Education section continued. The Department focused its efforts on providing highly qualified cadres in the fields of education and academic research. The Department strategy agrees with the general strategy of the College to prepare professional teachers and qualify specialists educationally and pedagogically. The Department applies this strategy through its annual executive plans, active participation in academic research and community service. In 2011 the Master's degree program in Islamic Education was launched in the department.

The Islamic Business Course includes essential Islamic units of study and builds upon 12 core subjects from the NAPS Bachelor of Business (Accounting). Graduates leave with a thorough grounding in critical business competency areas including accounting, finance, management and marketing, management as well as the principles of Shari’ah law. This gives them a rare, but very sought after combined understanding of both western and Islamic business cultures and practices.

During this four-year HBO Bachelor’s program, students can delve into a wide range of subjects on Islamic Theology.

It is one of the administrative regions in Saudi Arabia, and its headquarters is the city of Buraidah. Qassim is known for the abundance of groundwater, and it provides the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the best types of dates and vegetables. The key cities of the region are: Buraidah, largest city, Onaizah, Maznib, Bukeiriyah, Badayea, Almaznib, Alkhabra, Riyadh Alkhabra, Alasyah, Oklat Alsukoor, Dhariah, Oyoon Aljawa, and others.

Zaytuna’s bachelor of arts program is founded on an integrated liberal arts curriculum, consisting of courses from both the Islamic and Western traditions of higher learning. Beginning with the trivium—courses in grammar, rhetoric, and logic—and an intensive study of the Arabic language, students progress through courses in theology, law, history, philosophy, science, and literature, while studying and reading classical texts from both traditions. The program is designed so that courses are taken later both depend and build on earlier courses. Every course and graduation requirement is essential to the intellectual trajectory of the curriculum as a whole.

The idea of establishing Al-Madinah International University (MEDIU) was created by a group of renowned Muslim scholars who wanted to provide contemporary Muslims with modern yet suitable educational tools which would equip them for the harsh reality of living in the Muslim world today – a world that is desperately plagued by war, prejudice, poverty, injustice and illiteracy.

The Department of Arabic language and literature provides enriching opportunities for learning, addresses new challenges and responsibilities in a demanding environment where quality is paramount, enables the personal development of individuals, and enhances critical thinking and learning for life and professional experience.