Islamic Economics and Finance Turkish/English

The Department of Islamic Economics and Finance, founded in 2016, offers students a four-year curriculum that includes courses on the theoretical background of Islamic economics, the rules and principles of Islamic commercial law, and Islamic finance practices, as well as conventional economics and finance courses during their undergraduate studies. In this framework, while learning the field with courses such as Islamic Commercial Law, Quran and Economic Principles, Islamic Economic Thought, Fundamentals of Islamic Economics, Islamic Economic History, Islamic Finance and Banking, Capital Markets and Islamic Insurance; it is also aimed for students to gain knowledge about economic theory and current economic issues through the courses such as, Introduction to Economics, Principles of Accounting, Business Finance, Statistics, Econometrics, Economic Growth and Development.

In addition, students can learn languages such as Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. They can also focus on relevant sub-disciplines of their major or register to the courses from other departments in the Faculty of Business and Management Sciences with the opportunity of 21 elective courses in the 8-semester program.

Our Vision: To become an international department focused on expanding and advancing the boundaries of economics and finance in both theory and practice, with the aim of contributing to the development of the participation finance sector, particularly within the context of Türkiye.