MSc Islamic Finance at Durham University

Course Content

This course focuses on 7 core modules which provide the foundations for understanding the principles of Islamic finance. Students can then broaden your insight in the industry by selecting one of the elective modules. Core Modules:-Islamic Banking and Finance - Islamic Capital Markets - Islamic Law and Financial Transactions- Islamic Political Economy - Risk Management Issues in Islamic Finance - Advanced Financial Theory - Econometrics I Elective Modules: - International Finance - Islamic Accounting - Portfolio Management - Corporate Finance - Financial Management - Behavioural Finance - Multinational Finance - International Financial Asset Management - Financial Risk Management - Derivative Markets - Financial Modelling and Business Forecasting - Corporate Governance

Entry Requirements

Below are the entry requirements for this MSc at Durham University, the first being the most general and the rest are specific to each country. You can find more details of entry requirements on the university website. - UK equivalent second upper class; O - UAE: a degree of four years duration, GPA of 3.2 minimum. - Pakistan: you must have attended a recognised Pakistani university where you studied a relevant undergraduate degree for four years, CGPA 2.7-3.5, if you have a 2-3 year bachelor's then you will also need a master's in a relevant subject with first division pass for both the bachelor's and master's.

Fee

EU & UK Students: £10,450, International Students: £21,000

Full Time / Part Time

Full Time

Duration

1 year

Events (Open days)

www.durham.ac.uk/postgraduate/visit ; www.durham.ac.uk/international/office/me...