Islamic University of Madinah Offers Master's in Islamic Economics to Develop Saudi Financial and Economic Talent
Madinah, Saudi Arabia – November 2, 2026
The Islamic University of Madinah, through its College of Business, is offering a Master's Program in Islamic Economics designed to prepare qualified Saudi professionals for careers in the economic, financial, and banking sectors.
The program has received conditional academic accreditation from Saudi Arabia's Education and Training Evaluation Commission and comprises 59 credit hours, combining economic analysis, financial planning, and Islamic finance applications.
Integrating Economics and Islamic Finance
The master's program provides specialized academic training in economic analysis and financial planning, alongside practical areas of Islamic finance.
Its curriculum is designed to align academic learning with labor market requirements and strengthen graduates' professional capabilities in economic and financial fields.
Zakat and Waqf as Key Areas of Study
The program also covers zakat and waqf, reflecting their importance within Islamic economic systems.
By incorporating these subjects alongside economic and financial analysis, the curriculum provides students with a broader understanding of Islamic economic principles and their applications.
A 59-Credit-Hour Academic Program
The 59-credit-hour program focuses on developing specialized knowledge and analytical skills relevant to the financial sector.
Its academic structure supports the preparation of graduates equipped to address professional challenges in Islamic economics and finance.
Career Opportunities in Finance and Investment
Graduates are prepared for opportunities in banking, financial services, and investment, as well as academic and research careers.
The university aims to strengthen national expertise in Islamic economics and support the development of specialized human capital.
Supporting Sustainable Economic Development
The program reflects the Islamic University of Madinah's commitment to providing specialized academic education aligned with workforce needs.
It also supports efforts to develop qualified national talent and contribute to sustainable economic development through education and research.
