INCEIF University PhD in Islamic Finance (by Research)
INCEIF University

INCEIF University

PhD in Islamic Finance (by Research)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

PhD

2 up to

7 years

English

Full time, Part time

Jan 2027

MYR 68,000 / per course *

* RM 84,740 (approximate equivalent to USD 19,215 at exchange rate of 4.41)**

Key Summary

About: The INCEIF PhD in Islamic Finance (by Research) is a multidisciplinary, research-based doctoral programme that builds analytical, investigative skills, deepening theoretical knowledge of Islamic finance. You'll undertake applied research and consultancy with institutions, and study Shariah-compliant financial services, market and policy analysis. The Kuala Lumpur campus near the financial district houses auditoriums, seminar rooms, computer labs and Knowledge Management Centre.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can enter research and academia, joining universities, think tanks or policy centres as lecturers, researchers or analysts. They can move into applied research and consultancy, Islamic banking, Shariah advisory, regulation, central bank policy or financial leadership.

Why Choose PhD in Islamic Finance (by Research)?

The INCEIF PhD in Islamic Finance programme is an innovative, multidisciplinary and research-based doctoral programme that imparts the necessary analytical and investigative skills to deepen your theoretical knowledge. You will acquire a comprehensive understanding of Islamic finance and enhance your ability to analyse and interpret developments in the rapidly growing Islamic financial services market.

  1. Prepares students with essential skills for in-depth research in Islamic Finance.
  2. Ideal for careers in Research and Academia.
  3. Involvement in applied research and consultancy projects with businesses and institutions in the Islamic finance field.
  4. A curriculum designed for exceptional high-calibre students, including those renowned for their research and thought leadership.
  5. Opportunities for those with little or no background in Islamic finance to undertake research and make meaningful contributions to academia, practice, and policy.