Master of Science in Islamic Judicial Practice
Overview
The Master of Science in Islamic Judicial Practice (MSIJP) is designed for law graduates looking to deepen their understanding of Shariah law. This 120-credit program, lasts one academic year. It includes eight compulsory modules and a Dissertation, which carries 24 credits.
We align this programme qualification’s to the level descriptors of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF).
Learning Outcomes
- Gain advanced knowledge of Shariah law, its sources, and methodologies, and apply these principles to contemporary legal challenges with ethical integrity.
- Conduct in-depth research and critical analysis of Islamic judicial practices, culminating in a scholarly dissertation that contributes to the field.
- Demonstrate professional competence, ethical decision-making, and effective communication in judicial and legal contexts.
Admission Requirements
General Entry
- A related Bachelor‟s Degree OR
- A related Graduate Diploma at Level 8
General Entry
- 25 years old, completion of a related Level 5 qualification, and 7 years of relevant experience (of which 3.5 years of experience is obtained after completion of a Level 5 qualification), and completion of a Pre-Master‟s Program. OR
- 25 years old, completion of a related Level 6 qualification, and 6 years of relevant experience (of which 3 years of experience is obtained after completion of a Level 6 qualification), and completion of a Pre-Master‟s Program
Programme Modules & Fee
- Purchase 1-3 modules: 3% discount on each module.
- Purchase 3-5 modules: 5% discount on each module.
- Purchase more than 5 modules: 12% discount on each module.
| Module Code | Name Of The Module | Duration | Fee In USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSIJLGC 001 | Islamic Sharia Theory | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 002 | Islamic Commercial Law | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 003 | Islamic Family Law | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 004 | Islamic Law of Transaction | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 005 | Research Methods in Education | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 006 | Islamic Criminal Law | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 007 | Islamic Judicial Procedures | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 008 | Islamic law of Evidence | 120 hours | 190 |
| MSIJLGC 009 | Dissertation | 240 hours | 190 |