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Course Overview

The course will introduce students not only to the theology of Islam but its culture, civilization, and interaction with different people and nations in this globalised world.  The students will be able to develop a critical approach to the study of Islam and its diverse methodologies.

This unique course is designed to develop students’ knowledge of the key areas of Islamic Studies. The course will introduce Islam in terms of its fundamental beliefs, history, and development from the Arabian Peninsula to other parts of the world. Students will examine the key teachings of Islam as a religion and a civilization that has encountered other cultures and civilizations. They will also explore other areas such as women and Islam, Islamic core sources and Islamic ethics considering contemporary developments.

Through establishing a foundation and some critical thinking on the subject matter, candidates will become confident in addressing various challenges in response to their personal or professional situations through working in a multicultural society.

Course Aims

  • To introduce students to Islam, its history, belief system, key values and figures.
  • To examine early historical events and the development of Islam, with special reference to the Makkan and Madinan
  • To examine ethical theories, concepts and questions within the Islamic framework.
  • To highlight the main themes of Islamic core sources.
  • To explore issues regarding women and Islam by examining gender issues in light of religion and culture.

Entry Requirement 

Academic Requirements:

  • SCQF level: 8
  • Successful completion of the HNC in Management & Leadership plus the HNC requirements
  • *Progress test pass mark of 65/100
    **Entry test pass mark of 65/100
    *** Successful completion is a pass mark of 65/100

English Language Requirements:

Qualification Course Requirements
GCSE English All Grade C/4-9
Standard grade All Grades 1-3
National 5 All Grades A-C
IELTS or equivalent HNC/Diploma in Management and Leadership 5.0 (Minimum of 5.0 in sub-components reading, listening and speaking. And 6.0 in writing)
Qualification Requirements
IELTS requirements for UKVI 6.0 (Minimum of 5.5 in sub-components reading, listening, and speaking. And 6.0 in writing)
LanguageCert SELT B2

IELTS tests are valid for 2 years and must still be valid on the programme start date. You should ask for a copy of your Test Report Form to be sent to the College.

Fees

Full-Time Course Fee

Scotland student fee: £1205 

Rest of UK student fee: £4500 

International student fee: £6750


This information was accurate on : 30/03/2021
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