Islamic Studies courses increase the understanding of Islam as a world religion through critical analysis of primary and secondary materials. It focuses on gaining knowledge about the complexities of Islamic societies, cultural expressions, and the role of Islam & Muslims in present & past world affairs.
The course gives students the foundation to specialize in Islamic Studies and would be useful for a career in global relations or anthropology.
Students interested in Islamic studies are strongly encouraged to study. Students may be required to submit one transcript showing courses and grades per school attended a statement of academic purpose and two letters of recommendation.
Graduates can apply to a range of jobs, including:
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