The BA Islamic Economics and Finance at Istanbul Zaim University provides you with a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and practices aligned with Sharia. In a global landscape often marked by financial instability and wealth disparity, this undergraduate degree offers a pathway to understanding economic systems that prioritise ethical conduct, real economic activity, and equitable wealth distribution. You will explore the theoretical underpinnings of Islamic economics, the intricacies of Islamic commercial law, and contemporary financial practices, preparing you for a significant role in a growing field.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelors Degree programme is delivered over four years, guiding you through essential subjects such as micro and macroeconomics, financial accounting, and monetary theory, alongside specialised Islamic finance modules like Islamic Commercial Law and Islamic Finance and Banking. You will develop analytical skills through courses in statistics and mathematics, and engage with university-wide electives to broaden your perspective. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in financial institutions, regulatory bodies, and economic research, equipped with a unique and highly relevant skill set.