Diploma in Islamic Banking
Overview
The Diploma in Islamic Banking program at UniSHAMS is designed to produce graduates who are knowledgeable, skilled, and ethical in the field of Islamic finance. The program provides comprehensive exposure to Shariah principles in financial transactions, including muamalat contracts such as murabahah, mudarabah, and ijarah, alongside the fundamentals of conventional banking for comparative purposes.
Students will study both theoretical and practical aspects through courses such as Islamic banking management, Takaful, fiqh muamalat, and financial analysis. Additionally, the program emphasizes the development of soft skills including communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving to ensure graduates are prepared to face real-world industry challenges.
With the support of experienced educators and a conducive learning environment, students have the opportunity to build a solid foundation for furthering their studies or embarking on careers within Islamic financial institutions. This program is aligned with current industry requirements, which are rapidly expanding at both global and local levels.
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Acquire relevant Shariah knowledge and skills to meet Islamic banking industry standards in an ethical and professional manner.
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Demonstrate effective communication, leadership, and responsibility in contributing to team success and societal well-being.
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Apply fundamental operational and entrepreneurial skills with an emphasis on practical thinking, personal development, and career advancement.
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Utilize numerical and digital skills to process data for problem-solving within the context of Islamic banking.
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Full Time: 3 Years
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Possess the Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) with at least THREE (3) credits and pass Mathematics, or equivalent qualification; OR
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Pass Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM) Level 3 in a related field and possess SPM with at least ONE (1) credit; OR
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Recognized certificate (Level 3, Malaysian Islamic Finance – MIF) or equivalent in MIF or related field; OR
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Pass the Malaysian Higher School Certificate (STPM) / Malaysian Higher Religious Certificate (STAM) or equivalent; OR
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Other qualifications recognized as equivalent by the Government of Malaysia; AND
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Pass Arabic language at SPM level or equivalent (for Muamalat program).
Tuition Fees
Tuition Fees
(Local Students)
RM 18,800
Approximate Total Fees
RM 24,180
Tuition Fees
(International Students)
RM 24,440
Approximate Total Fees
RM 32,330
* Terms and Conditions May Apply
- Islamic Banking Assistant / Junior
- Executive Finance Clerk / Operations Assistant
- Islamic Financial Product Sales Executive
- Assistant Takaful Officer
- Takaful Agent
- Operations Assistant in corporate companies
- Shariah-Compliant Entrepreneur
- The curriculum effectively integrates Fiqh Muamalat (Islamic Transaction Law) theories with real-world applications in Islamic banking and finance.
- Emphasis on practical training, industry case studies, and corporate exposure to produce graduates who are immediately ready for the workforce.
- Guided by educators who are experts in Islamic finance and possess actual professional experience within the industry.
- The program is designed in alignment with the current needs of the rapidly growing Islamic finance industry in Malaysia.
- Nurturing character, integrity, and professional ethics rooted in Islamic values.
1. What is the primary focus of this program?
The program focuses on integrating Fiqh Muamalat theory with practical applications in Islamic banking and finance.
2. How long is the duration of study?
The duration is 3 years (6 semesters), which includes a dedicated period for industrial training.
3. Is this program suitable for students without a religious background?
Yes, the program is open to all students, as the fundamentals of Shariah are taught starting from the basic level.
4. What are the career opportunities after graduation?
Graduates can pursue careers in Islamic banking, Takaful, and general finance, or serve as sales executives for Islamic financial products.
5. Does the program involve a lot of mathematics?
The mathematical workload is not overly heavy. While there are foundational calculations such as financial mathematics and financing computations, the focus is more on concepts and practical applications rather than complex mathematics.
6. Can graduates continue their studies to a higher level?
Yes, graduates have the opportunity to further their studies at the degree level in fields related to finance or Islamic banking.
"Studying at the UniSHAMS Department of Islamic Finance provided me with a solid foundation of knowledge in the field. The experienced lecturers and conducive learning environment greatly helped shape my understanding and confidence before entering the workforce."
Mohd Syafiq bin Zainon
Alumni (2016), Diploma in Islamic Banking
"UniSHAMS is an academic institution with a comprehensive syllabus and highly experienced educators. The knowledge I gained there is perfectly aligned with my current career and field as a staff member in a banking institution."
Ku Ahmad Syahir bin Ku Mohd Rozi
Alumni (2016), Diploma in Islamic Banking
"UniSHAMS is excellent in every aspect, especially its educators!"
Muhammad Irsyad Bin Mohd Yusof
Alumni (2021), Diploma in Islamic Banking
