Definition
PhD Economics Jurisprudence is the highest research-taught program in the field of economics jurisprudence. Students conduct various research studies as well as taught courses technically and over successful completion of the program, they are conferred PhD Economics Jurisprudence.
Educational policies and goals
Admission
Note: Applicants with other backgrounds shall pass the interview and the pre-requisite course units
Program structure and duration:
Course units structure
Importance and necessity:
Constant expansion of Jurisprudence, appearance of new issues, vast needs of communities to detailed and practical answers, planning for proper developing Jurisprudence in personal and social aspects particularly in economic issues (social and international levels) have made it necessary to run Economics Jurisprudence program.
Role and effectiveness:
Since the graduates of the program are familiar with the knowledge of economics, they can answer relevant academic questions based on Islamic laws; they can also provide academic consultancy to Muslim societies in their home countries. The graduates can also act as lecturers in the field of Islam Economics Jurisprudence in academic institutes
a. Seminary course units
Note: Advanced jurisprudence and principles of Islamic Laws are calculated as 4 years equal to 15 credits in proportion to each concentration within the field of Economics Jurisprudence
b. Pre-requisite course units
Note: There are a maximum of 14 pre-requisite credits and the faculty is authorized to change some of the pre-requisite course units based on the requirements
1. Common course units
2. Concentration course units
a. Concentration on Monetary issues and bank b. Concentration on financial markets
c. Concentration on Public sector and taxing system
c. Concentration on factors of production
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