Islamic Economics and Finance Graduate With Thesis

Economics is a discipline that seeks answers to questions about which goods will be produced, for whom, in what quantities, and who will consume them, while also studying the mechanism of price formation with limited resources. Finance, on the other hand, encompasses activities related to obtaining needed funds under suitable conditions and their effective use, as well as individuals or institutions earning income, making investments, and evaluating these investments over time. Management Science focuses on the management process, organizational phenomena and events related to management, and the behavior of individuals within organizations. Islamic Studies aims to academically study Islam's primary sources, including beliefs, worship, law, ethical principles, and other topics within its domain.

In the Islamic Economics and Finance master's program, you will receive multidisciplinary training in economics, finance, management, and Islamic sciences. Equipped with this diverse perspective, you will enter the workforce as a competent graduate capable of offering different solutions to the persistent global financial crises that have been impactful worldwide in recent years.