Faculty of Economics & Islamic Bank and Finance

The Faculty of Economics aims to produce graduates who can analyze complex economic issues, design policies, and contribute to development planning. It prepares students to understand local, regional, and international economic systems.

Programs Offered:

• Economics
• Islamic Banking and Finance

Programs Overview:

1. Economics

This program offers a solid grounding in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, development economics, and policy analysis. It helps students understand how economies function and how to apply economic reasoning to societal challenges.

Graduate Profile:

• Analyze economic trends, policies, and markets
• Conduct quantitative and qualitative economic research
• Advise on fiscal, monetary, and development policies
• Work in government, NGOs, or international institutions
• Pursue further studies in economics or public policy

2. Islamic Banking and Finance

Combining principles of Islamic jurisprudence with financial theory, this program explores Sharia-compliant banking, investment, and risk management. Students are prepared for roles in the growing field of Islamic finance both locally and globally.

Graduate Profile:

• Design and manage Islamic financial products and services
• Apply principles of Murabaha, Mudarabah, Sukuk, and Takaful
• Ensure compliance with Islamic banking regulations
• Work in Islamic banks, microfinance institutions, or policy bodies
• Contribute to ethical and socially responsible finance systems