Bachelor in Shariah and Law

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The Bachelor in Shariah and Law is a four-year program at the University of Malta, taught in English. It's for students interested in Islamic law and its applications, preparing them for roles in the legal field.

The curriculum covers subjects like Islamic jurisprudence, family law, and criminal law. Students also participate in internships, applying their knowledge in real-world settings and developing skills to navigate legal systems.

Graduates can work as Shariah lawyers, legal advisors in Islamic finance, judges in Islamic courts, compliance officers in Islamic banking, or legal consultants. Their skills are valuable in both legal and non-legal fields.