The İZÜ Department of Business Administration (English) focuses on training business professionals who examine the current problems and structural features of the business world and economic life and produce solutions that make a difference. In this context, our students are educated to become individuals who have adopted an analytical approach, are equipped with scientific knowledge and information technologies, and have reached the competence to successfully carry out key business activities for all sectors.
Established in 2016, the Department of Islamic Economics and Finance offers students, during their undergraduate studies, a four-year curriculum that includes general economics and finance courses in addition to courses on the theoretical background of Islamic economics, the rules and principles of Islamic commercial law, and Islamic finance practices. In this framework, while students learn the fundamentals of the field through courses such as Islamic Commercial Law, the Holy Qur’an and Economic Principles, Islamic Economic Thought, Foundations of Islamic Economics, Islamic Economic History, Islamic Finance and Banking, Capital Markets and Islamic Insurance, the aim is also for them to gain knowledge of economic theory and current economic issues through courses such as Introduction to Economics, Principles of Accounting, Corporate Finance, Statistics, Econometrics, and Economic Growth and Development.
In addition, with the option of 21 elective courses in the 8-semester programme, students can learn foreign languages, turn to sub-disciplines they are interested in, or take courses from other departments of the Faculty of Business and Management Sciences.
Prof. Dr. Özgür KÖKALAN
Head of the Business Administration (English) Programme
