The core units equip students with an in-depth understanding of the structures and functioning of financial institutions, and issues related to Islamic banking in a contemporary, globalised economy. As well as providing the necessary knowledge of bank management, risk management and risk assessment, the Islamic Banking specialization offers intermediate corporate finance, equipping graduates with a qualification that is modern, in-depth and competitive but grounded in Shariah laws.
The Master of Islamic Banking (MIB) program is set up to produce graduates and subsequently practitioners who:
PEO No. | PROGRAMME EDUCATION OBJECTIVE |
PEO1 | Able to integrate the science of naqliyah and ‘aqliyyah in making decisions on contemporary issues related to Islamic banking (LO1,LO3). |
PEO2 | Ability to lead and engage teams in solving Islamic banking issues through governance and effective communication (LO9,LO4,LO5). |
PEO3 | Ability to apply entrepreneurial skills and lifelong learning for career development as the development of information and communication technology (ICT) (LO8,LO7,LO2). |
PEO4 | Implement integrity, ethics and professional values in contributing to community needs (LO6). |
PLO No. | PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOME |
PLO1 | Synthesize and integrate knowledge in Islamic banking (LO1). |
PLO2 | Managing organizations in banking institutions (LO2). |
PLO3 | Make judgments and decisions on contemporary issues relating to Islamic banking (LO3). |
PLO4 | Delivering its knowledge and rationale to all levels of the organization and shareholders (LO4). |
PLO5 | Being able to work teamwork in various situations and be responsible for group decisions (LO5). |
PLO6 | Implement integrity, ethics and professional values in the organization as well as expressing a sense of social responsibility to society(LO6). |
PLO7 | Master the learning skills to continuously and autonomouslyto improve the quality of self and organization (LO7). |
PLO8 | Build, explore and seize employment and business opportunities (LO8). |
PLO9 | Have ability to take alternate roles between the leader and team member towards effective leadership (LO9). |
Functional & Integration Course (24 Credit Hours)
- Principles & Operations of Islamic Banking
- Contemporary Issues in Islamic Banking & Finance
- Corporate Finance Analysis
- Risk Management
- Credit Management
- Regulations & Governance of Islamic Banks
- Accounting for Managers
- Strategic Management
Elective (Min.12 Credit Hours)
- Financial Econometrics
- Research Methodology & Data Analysis
- Islamic Business & Economic System
- Marketing & Product Developmet
- Financial Derivatives
Project (6 Credit Hours)
Research Project
Total tuition fees (RM) | |
Local | 11,578.00 |
International | 17,830.00 |
*Additional RM1,100.00 for MIB, MIF and MASA for IBFIM Profesional Certificate (including in fees).