Faculties & Schools
Explore AMISUN's Faculties & Schools across Islamic studies, law, business, social sciences, arts, technology, health, and advanced research. Each academic unit integrates Islamic ethics with contemporary knowledge to prepare graduates for leadership, service, and global impact.
Islamic Banking, MBA, and Modern Finance
Bridging Shariah and Global Markets
The Faculty of Business, Economics & Global Finance at AMISUN equips students to become leaders in ethical business, sustainable economics, and Shariah-compliant financial systems. The faculty blends Islamic principles of justice and risk-sharing with contemporary business management and global financial theory.
The mission of this faculty is to redefine the future of business education through a moral lens — where profit aligns with purpose and economic growth serves humanity. Students develop professional competencies in finance, trade, entrepreneurship, and analytics while mastering the ethical framework of Islamic economic systems.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Business Administration & MBA: Focuses on strategic management, leadership, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
- —Department of Economics & Development Studies: Examines global economic policies and their alignment with Islamic social justice principles.
- —Department of Global Finance & Trade: Provides advanced training in international markets, investments, fintech, and halal business systems.
- —Department of Islamic Banking & Finance: Covers Islamic financial law, risk management, sukuk, and Shariah auditing.
Learning Outcomes
- —To connect Islamic financial systems with modern regulatory frameworks.
- —To produce visionary business leaders grounded in faith-based ethics.
- —To promote sustainable development through equitable wealth distribution and responsible investment.
Vision
To become a global leader in Islamic business and finance education — fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and policy reform rooted in justice, transparency, and shared prosperity.
Promoting Understanding Among World Faiths
Promoting Understanding Among World Faiths
The Faculty of Comparative Religion & Interfaith Studies at AMISUN fosters mutual respect, empathy, and intellectual engagement among followers of diverse world religions. It is committed to the pursuit of peace and coexistence through academic excellence, dialogue, and scholarly research.
Academic Mission
This faculty prepares students to engage deeply with the theological, philosophical, and sociological aspects of major world faiths. Through critical study of sacred texts and belief systems, learners gain the skills to analyze differences constructively and identify shared ethical values that promote global harmony.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Interfaith Dialogue: Focuses on methodologies of dialogue, conflict resolution, and interreligious cooperation.
- —Department of Religion and Society: Examines religion’s impact on politics, culture, and human development in global contexts.
- —Department of World Religions: Comparative studies of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other traditions.
- —Graduate Research Unit: Conducts interfaith research and publishes in collaboration with international theological institutions.
Core Objectives
- —To contribute to peacebuilding through religious ethics and mutual respect.
- —To promote interreligious literacy and cross-cultural understanding.
- —To train scholars capable of leading dialogue between faith communities.
Vision
To serve as a global platform for dialogue, scholarship, and spiritual coexistence — nurturing leaders who bridge divides and advance a more harmonious world grounded in respect for all faiths.
Pioneering Digital Values and Communication Excellence
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic Digital Media & Da'wah Technologies pioneers the integration of Islamic values with modern communication tools. It prepares creative professionals who use digital media, artificial intelligence, and virtual engagement for education, inspiration, and da'wah — ensuring that the message of Islam reaches every corner of the digital world with authenticity and excellence.
This faculty bridges classical scholarship with emerging technologies, training students to be storytellers, designers, media strategists, and ethical innovators who uphold truth and beauty in the digital era.
Departments
- —Department of AI, Data Ethics & Communication Technologies: This department explores artificial intelligence, data ethics, and automation in religious education and media. It develops responsible innovators who ensure that technology serves humanity rather than exploiting it.
- —Department of Digital Da'wah and Outreach: Focused on modern missionary communication, this department equips students with the skills to design, manage, and deliver online da'wah campaigns, podcasts, and interfaith dialogues across digital platforms.
- —Department of Digital Journalism and Public Engagement: Emphasizing integrity in information, this department trains students to report, analyze, and communicate Islamic perspectives on global issues with professionalism and objectivity.
- —Department of Media Production & Creative Design: Students learn visual design, video editing, animation, and branding from an Islamic ethical lens, merging creative arts with purposeful message delivery for both religious and social impact.
Academic Programs
B.A. in Digital Media & Da'wah Technologies
- —A four-year undergraduate degree that trains students in ethical media production, visual design, web development, and Islamic communication strategy. Graduates are prepared to serve as content creators, social media specialists, and da'wah communicators. Core Courses: Web Design for Da'wah, Media Ethics & Islamic Values, Digital Storytelling | Credits: 120
M.A. in Media Innovation & AI Ethics
- —A graduate program exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and digital da'wah. It develops leaders capable of harnessing technology responsibly while preserving Islamic moral frameworks. Core Courses: AI & Data Ethics, Cybersecurity, Innovation in Islamic Media | Credits: 36
Ph.D. in Digital Communication & Islamic Civilization
- —A doctoral-level research program focusing on advanced study of Islamic digital communication, cultural transformation, and the role of media in shaping global perceptions of Islam. Core Courses: Digital Da'wah Strategies, Cross-Cultural Media Research, Islamic Ethics of Technology | Credits: 60+
Training Educators
Integrating Spiritual and Scientific Excellence in Teaching
The Faculty of Education & Islamic Pedagogy at AMISUN is dedicated to cultivating educators who embody both intellectual depth and moral integrity. It equips teachers, curriculum designers, and school leaders with the knowledge to integrate Islamic ethics and modern pedagogy, ensuring balanced educational excellence.
Academic Mission
The mission of this faculty is to reform education by aligning teaching methods with spiritual purpose and cognitive science. Students learn to design curricula that nurture faith, creativity, and critical thinking, ensuring education becomes both enlightening and empowering.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Curriculum & Instruction: Integrates modern educational psychology with traditional learning ethics.
- —Department of Educational Leadership & Policy: Prepares administrators to lead Islamic schools and institutions with vision and accountability.
- —Department of Islamic Education: Focused on Quranic pedagogy, Prophetic teaching methods, and moral development.
- —Department of Special & Inclusive Education: Advances inclusive teaching models rooted in compassion and equal opportunity.
Learning Outcomes
- —To innovate curriculum models that harmonize science, faith, and humanity.
- —To produce educators who combine excellence in teaching with sincerity in purpose.
- —To promote lifelong learning grounded in revelation and reason.
Vision
To become an international center of excellence in teacher education — nurturing mentors who enlighten minds, strengthen faith, and advance the moral civilization of humanity.
Redefining Beauty and Design Through Faith
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic Fashion & Beauty Studies is a pioneering academic home dedicated to redefining beauty, modesty, and design through the principles of faith and sustainability. It empowers Muslim women and men to engage the global beauty and fashion industries ethically — promoting creativity without compromise on Shariah values.
This faculty nurtures professional excellence in fashion design, halal cosmetology, and entrepreneurial innovation. It combines practical studio work with theoretical insight into Islamic aesthetics, ethics, and global business trends. Graduates are prepared to lead in industries that balance elegance with integrity.
Departments
- —Department of Fashion Entrepreneurship & Marketing – Cultivating creative entrepreneurs and ethical brand leaders in global fashion.
- —Department of Halal Cosmetology – Training students in halal-certified beauty, skincare, and formulation ethics.
- —Department of Modest Fashion Design – Focused on apparel innovation rooted in modesty, sustainability, and global trends.
Programs Offered
B.A. in Islamic Fashion Design & Modest Wear
- —This degree develops creative designers with strong foundations in Islamic ethics, textile knowledge, and entrepreneurship. Students explore contemporary fashion trends while learning to produce elegant and sustainable designs aligned with Islamic values of modesty and dignity.
M.A. in Halal Beauty & Entrepreneurship
- —This program prepares future industry leaders who can bridge the global beauty business with Shariah-compliant practices. Students learn brand development, product innovation, and ethical marketing — ensuring that the halal beauty industry thrives with integrity.
Ph.D. in Islamic Aesthetics and Cultural Design
- —This advanced research program explores aesthetics, identity, and cultural representation in Islamic art, fashion, and beauty industries. Doctoral candidates contribute to the scholarly development of a global Islamic creative economy through academic research and practical innovation.
Reviving Islamic Aesthetics
Calligraphy, Design, Music, and Fashion
The Faculty of Fine Arts & Creative Expression at AMISUN celebrates creativity as a divine gift — a form of worship through beauty, harmony, and innovation. This faculty revives classical Islamic aesthetics while guiding students to express truth and spirituality through modern artistic media.
Academic Mission
The mission of this faculty is to develop artists, designers, and creators who embody faith, ethics, and excellence in their crafts. It bridges tradition and modernity, nurturing professionals who produce art that elevates human consciousness and reflects divine order.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Design & Architecture Aesthetics: Explores Islamic decorative design, pattern theory, and modern visual identity systems.
- —Department of Islamic Calligraphy & Visual Arts: Focused on classical Arabic script, sacred geometry, and fine art techniques.
- —Department of Islamic Fashion & Creative Entrepreneurship: Develops modest fashion design and business acumen rooted in halal innovation.
- —Department of Music & Sufi Arts: Revives permissible musical traditions and Sufi-inspired sound as tools for reflection and peace.
Learning Outcomes
- —To integrate spirituality, ethics, and creativity in modern artistic education.
- —To nurture artists who create beauty in service of truth.
- —To restore Islamic art as a living force shaping culture and community identity.
Advancing Scholarly Excellence and Applied Research
Overview
The Graduate School at AMISUN coordinates all master's and doctoral programs across the university's faculties. It serves as the intellectual and administrative hub for advanced studies, promoting research excellence, ethical inquiry, and global collaboration.
Academic Mission
The Graduate School is committed to nurturing scholars who think critically, write with depth, and innovate solutions that advance human and spiritual development. It fosters interdisciplinary research integrating Islamic perspectives with modern scientific, social, and policy analysis.
Key Functions
- —Coordination of research methodology, publication training, and thesis evaluation.
- —Facilitation of academic collaborations, fellowships, and external research grants.
- —Guidance for students pursuing doctoral dissertations and professional master's projects.
- —Oversight and quality assurance for all graduate and postgraduate programs.
Research & Innovation
The Graduate School supports centers of excellence and research clusters in policy, urban development, economics, law, education, and Islamic sciences. It emphasizes applied research aimed at solving real-world problems through ethical scholarship.
Vision
To be a leading global graduate institution — cultivating scholars who merge revelation and reason, research and responsibility, to guide humanity toward knowledge-based progress.
Integrating Prophetic Medicine
Nutrition and Physical Fitness for Holistic Health
The Faculty of Health, Sports & Human Wellness at AMISUN redefines human health by merging Prophetic medicine, nutrition, modern medical science, and sports training. It fosters a balanced lifestyle based on moderation, prevention, and harmony between the body, mind, and soul.
Academic Mission
This faculty’s mission is to advance the science of wellness through Islamic principles and contemporary research. It seeks to train health professionals, coaches, and educators to integrate ethical practice, physical vitality, and spiritual wellness into their fields.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Counseling & Mental Wellness: Develops holistic mental health support models rooted in compassion, self-awareness, and balance.
- —Department of Nutrition & Health Policy: Promotes sustainable food systems, halal nutrition, and public health awareness programs.
- —Department of Prophetic & Integrative Medicine: Focuses on traditional healing, prophetic diet, and herbal therapeutics in harmony with evidence-based medicine.
- —Department of Sports Science & Physical Education: Emphasizes strength, endurance, and discipline through faith-inspired fitness education.
Learning Outcomes
- —To advance Islamic perspectives in public health, fitness, and nutrition sciences.
- —To produce professionals who integrate ethical and spiritual wellness in modern health systems.
- —To promote lifestyle education grounded in moderation and mindfulness.
Vision
To become a pioneering global center for holistic health and human wellness, where faith-based knowledge complements modern science to sustain healthy, purposeful lives.
Faculty of Islamic Studies (ʿIlm al-Islām)
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic Studies serves as the intellectual and spiritual core of AMISUN. It upholds the Qur’an and Sunnah as the ultimate sources of divine guidance, cultivating scholars who unite faith, intellect, and service. This mother faculty forms the foundation of all other disciplines, ensuring that every student of AMISUN remains rooted in revelation while engaging the world with ethical reasoning and wisdom.
The faculty harmonizes preservation with progress — empowering graduates to interpret classical texts, address modern issues, and exemplify Islamic character in academic, legal, and community settings. Its curriculum bridges centuries of knowledge, inspiring a new generation of scholars who embody the prophetic balance between faith and reason.
Departments
- —Department of Arabic Language and Linguistic Sciences (Naḥw, Ṣarf & Balāghah): Arabic is the vessel of revelation. This department trains students in grammar (naḥw), morphology (ṣarf), and rhetoric (balāghah), enabling them to access sacred texts without linguistic barriers. Advanced courses integrate modern linguistic theory and language pedagogy to produce eloquent communicators of Islamic scholarship.
- —Department of Contemporary Islamic Thought and Dialogue: Engaging the modern world with faith, this department promotes interdisciplinary dialogue among theology, philosophy, and social sciences. It encourages interfaith understanding, critical inquiry, and reasoned debate rooted in revelation — training thinkers to present Islam’s universal message of peace, coexistence, and moral renewal.
- —Department of Hadith and Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ: The Hadith and Sunnah department preserves the prophetic legacy through rigorous study of mustalaḥ al-ḥadīth, authentication sciences, and applied Sunnah ethics. Students learn how prophetic guidance informs law, governance, leadership, and personal conduct — reviving the living model of mercy and justice embodied by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
- —Department of Islamic Civilization, History, and Thought: This department explores the journey of Islamic civilization from the early Caliphates to the global Golden Ages. Students analyze intellectual movements, reformist ideas, and the civilizational ethics that shaped science, art, and governance in the Muslim world. The goal is to rekindle the civilizational brilliance that once illuminated humanity.
- —Department of Noble Qur’an and Tafsīr Studies: This department is dedicated to the study and interpretation of the Qur’an — the eternal Word of Allah. Students engage with ʿulūm al-Qurʾān, linguistic structure, thematic exegesis, and modern application of divine principles. Graduates emerge as scholars who bridge revelation and reality, ensuring the Qur’an’s message remains vibrant and transformative in every age.
Programs Offered
Each program integrates faith with research and social engagement, producing graduates ready to serve as educators, jurists, imams, and community leaders who embody prophetic ethics and scholarly precision.
- —BS in Islamic Studies: 120-credit undergraduate degree in Qur’an, Hadith, Arabic, and Seerah emphasizing spiritual and civic excellence.
- —MA in Islamic Thought: Graduate specialization in theology, philosophy, and modern applications of classical scholarship.
- —PhD in Islamic Civilization: Doctoral research program in Islamic intellectual history, ethics, and civilizational development.
Undergraduate & Graduate Programs
B.A. in Islamic Studies
- —Graduates are prepared for roles as educators, imams, community leaders, or to continue advanced studies in law, theology, or policy.
- —The Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies offers a comprehensive foundation in Qur’an, Hadith, Arabic, and Seerah. Students explore the intellectual and spiritual dimensions of Islam through a curriculum rooted in classical scholarship and modern application. The program emphasizes critical thinking, civic responsibility, and spiritual growth.
M.A. in Islamic Thought
- —The Master of Arts in Islamic Thought deepens intellectual engagement with theology, philosophy, and the evolution of Islamic civilization. Students examine key thinkers and contemporary challenges to recontextualize Islamic knowledge for the modern world.
- —This program develops scholars who can critically interpret Islamic intellectual heritage while engaging constructively with global ethical, cultural, and political discourses.
Ph.D. in Islamic Civilization
- —Graduates emerge as global scholars capable of leading academic institutions, advising policy, and contributing to the intellectual renewal of Muslim civilization.
- —The Doctor of Philosophy in Islamic Civilization is a research-intensive program exploring Islamic intellectual history, ethics, and civilizational development. Doctoral candidates conduct original research in philosophy, law, history, or interfaith relations under close faculty supervision.
Exploring Islamic Civilizations and Global History
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic & World History at AMISUN explores the intertwined narratives of human civilization through the lens of revelation, scholarship, and reform. It seeks to uncover the ethical, political, and scientific contributions of Islamic civilization and its dynamic interactions with global societies.
This faculty nurtures historians who interpret the past to illuminate the future — cultivating analytical thinking, cultural literacy, and a spirit of justice rooted in divine principles. Students gain the ability to evaluate historical sources critically while connecting timeless Islamic values to modern contexts.
Departments
- —Department of Historical Research & Archival Studies: Focused on methodological excellence, this department trains students in historical research design, documentation, and digital archiving. Learners acquire skills in manuscript analysis, oral history, and data visualization, bridging classical historiography with modern research technology.
- —Department of Islamic Civilization & Reform Movements: This department examines the rise, expansion, and evolution of Islamic civilization — tracing reform movements, intellectual awakenings, and revivalist efforts across centuries. Students study thinkers and leaders who sought to renew faith, governance, and education within changing historical landscapes.
- —Department of World History & Comparative Civilizations: Emphasizing interconnected global development, this department situates Islamic history within the broader human story. From ancient empires to modern revolutions, students explore trade, culture, and scientific exchange across regions, developing a holistic understanding of humanity's shared journey.
Programs Offered
- —B.A. in Islamic & World History: A 120-credit undergraduate degree focusing on Islamic reformers, civilizations, and intercultural exchange.
- —M.A. in Islamic Civilization Studies: Advanced study in comparative civilizations, reform movements, and global historical thought.
- —Ph.D. in Historical Thought & Civilizational Dynamics: Doctoral research on historiography, political reform, and trans-civilizational knowledge flows.
Programs Overview
B.A. in Islamic & World History
- —A 120-credit undergraduate program providing a solid foundation in Islamic history, reform movements, and world civilizations. Students learn to analyze global historical processes through primary sources and comparative frameworks. Coursework includes Islamic civilization, colonial encounters, and modern reformist thought.
M.A. in Islamic Civilization Studies
- —This graduate program deepens scholarly engagement with global history and intellectual exchange within Islamic civilization. Students explore comparative historiography, Islamic reformism, and trans-cultural dialogue. Research training prepares graduates for roles in academia, diplomacy, and cultural heritage sectors.
Ph.D. in Historical Thought & Civilizational Dynamics
- —The doctoral program cultivates original research on Islamic and global civilizations. Areas of concentration include intellectual reform, sociopolitical evolution, and ethical governance across cultures. Candidates contribute to advancing historical understanding from an integrated, faith-based perspective.
Integrating Classical Fiqh with Modern Legal Systems
Integrating Classical Fiqh with Modern Legal Systems
The Faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence & Law serves as a bridge between the timeless principles of Shariah and the evolving complexities of contemporary legal systems. Its mission is to nurture jurists, scholars, and policymakers capable of harmonizing divine guidance with human legislation, promoting justice, ethics, and societal balance.
Academic Philosophy
Grounded in the rich legacy of classical Fiqh, the faculty emphasizes comparative legal studies, legal reasoning (ijtihad), and the application of Shariah within modern frameworks of governance, economics, and civil law. Students gain exposure to both Usul al-Fiqh (principles of jurisprudence) and contemporary case law.
Departments & Programs
- —Department of Comparative Law: Examines intersections of Islamic, civil, and common law systems.
- —Department of Fiqh and Usul: Focused on foundational jurisprudence, reasoning, and legal theory.
- —Department of Legal Ethics and Governance: Explores the moral dimensions of justice, human rights, and leadership accountability.
- —Graduate Research Program: Dedicated to advanced studies in Shariah reform, legislative policy, and ethical jurisprudence.
Faculty Objectives
- —To contribute to national and global dialogue on law, ethics, and faith-based policy.
- —To revive the classical spirit of ijtihad and align it with modern needs.
- —To train legal professionals who embody integrity, compassion, and analytical excellence.
Vision
To become an international center of excellence in Islamic and comparative legal studies — cultivating a generation of scholars who uphold divine justice while engaging constructively with modern jurisprudence.
From Caliphate Models to Menecracy
Exploring Ethical and Futuristic Governance
The Faculty of Islamic Political Science & Governance examines the evolution of Islamic governance from early Caliphate structures to emerging futuristic systems such as Menecracy. It provides an academic platform to explore justice, leadership ethics, and participatory governance through both classical and contemporary lenses.
Academic Mission
This faculty integrates the moral foundations of Islamic political thought with the analytical tools of modern political science. Students investigate how prophetic models, the Rightly Guided Caliphate, and subsequent governance traditions can inform modern institutions and policy systems guided by ethics, equity, and human dignity.
Departments & Programs
- —Department of Comparative Governance: Examines Islamic, democratic, socialist, and monarchical systems to identify principles of justice and public accountability.
- —Department of Islamic Political Thought: Studies classical theories of governance and leadership within Qur’anic and Prophetic frameworks.
- —Department of Public Policy & Menecratic Studies: Explores ethical leadership and futuristic governance concepts inspired by the Menecracy model of human-centered power distribution.
- —Graduate Research Program: Conducts multidisciplinary studies in governance ethics, policy reform, and statecraft in the 21st century.
Core Objectives
- —To advance scholarly debate on futuristic systems like Menecracy and their relevance in global peacebuilding.
- —To critically examine Islamic and global governance models for practical ethical application.
- —To produce policymakers who uphold the principles of justice, consultation (shura), and stewardship.
Vision
To become a leading institution for the study of ethical governance — linking the wisdom of Islamic political heritage with forward-looking models that ensure fairness, accountability, and prosperity for all.
Overview
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic Psychology at AMISUN redefines mental and emotional well-being through the integration of Qur’anic principles, prophetic wisdom, and modern psychological science. Its approach views the human being not as a biological mechanism but as a spiritual-intellectual entity endowed with fitrah — the innate disposition toward truth.
This faculty produces scholars, therapists, and researchers capable of addressing global mental health challenges through compassion, ethics, and spirituality. Every course and research activity emphasizes moral integrity, self-awareness, and the harmony between mind, body, and soul.
Departments
- —Department of Behavioral Science & Research: Focused on studying human behavior through both empirical research and scriptural insight, this department explores motivation, learning, personality, and emotional regulation from an Islamic paradigm — restoring balance to the human psyche.
- —Department of Counseling & Therapy: Dedicated to preparing faith-based counselors equipped with clinical and spiritual tools to support individuals and families. Students learn cognitive-behavioral therapy, trauma healing, and ruqyah-based approaches aligned with Islamic ethics.
- —Department of Spiritual Well-Being & Islamic Psychotherapy: This department combines classical tazkiyah al-nafs (purification of the soul) with modern clinical psychology. Students learn to integrate mindfulness, prayer, and dhikr as therapeutic processes that lead to holistic healing and moral rehabilitation.
Programs Offered
- —BS in Islamic Psychology: Undergraduate foundation in counseling, behavioral science, and faith-based wellness models.
- —Graduates of this faculty are prepared for professional careers in mental health, education, pastoral counseling, and community leadership — serving humanity with empathy and insight inspired by faith.
- —MA in Counseling & Spiritual Therapy: Graduate program emphasizing clinical, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of therapy.
- —PhD in Behavioral Science: Doctoral program advancing research on Islamic models of personality, emotion, and motivation.
Undergraduate Program
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Islamic Psychology
- —This foundational program introduces students to the principles of psychology through an Islamic worldview. Courses integrate behavioral science with Qur’anic anthropology, prophetic counseling, and spiritual well-being. Students are equipped for professional roles in education, mental health, and community service.
Doctoral Program - Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Behavioral Science
- —The doctoral program trains researchers and clinical experts in Islamic behavioral models. Students conduct original research in emotional intelligence, motivation, cognitive science, and spiritual psychology. Graduates are prepared for academic and leadership positions worldwide.
Graduate Program - Master of Arts (M.A.) in Counseling & Spiritual Therapy
- —The M.A. program prepares advanced counselors to combine contemporary therapeutic techniques with prophetic psychology and moral leadership. The curriculum includes trauma therapy, Islamic ethics, family systems, and research in mental health interventions guided by revelation.
Foundational Sciences and Ethical Intelligence
Overview
The Faculty of STEM & General Education at AMISUN forms the intellectual backbone of all degree programs. It nurtures holistic thinkers who can navigate both scientific and ethical dimensions of modern challenges. By integrating Quranic worldview with empirical sciences, the faculty ensures that learning remains both transformative and morally guided.
Its programs cover foundational courses in mathematics, computing, physics, biology, and humanities—equipping students with critical reasoning, analytical ability, and communication skills essential for leadership in every field. The faculty emphasizes environmental responsibility, ethical AI, and technological stewardship in service to humanity.
Departments
- —Department of Computer & IT Foundations: Focusing on the digital transformation of society, this department offers instruction in programming, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. Learners develop skills to innovate responsibly within Islamic ethical frameworks, ensuring that technology serves moral and human development.
- —Department of Food, Nutrition & Human Performance: Combining health science with prophetic guidance, this department offers a unique focus on nutrition, culinary science, and exercise physiology. Students learn how physical well-being complements intellectual and spiritual growth.
- —Department of Humanities & General Education: This department ensures that all AMISUN students receive a broad-based education in history, civics, critical thinking, and communication. It prepares graduates to become ethically conscious global citizens rooted in faith and reason.
- —Department of Mathematics & Data Science: This department builds the analytical and quantitative foundation for all disciplines. Students master calculus, statistics, and data analytics with real-world applications in economics, urban design, and AI. Emphasis is placed on problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and ethical data interpretation.
- —Department of Natural & Biological Sciences: Exploring Allah's creation through modern science, this department integrates biological and physical sciences with spiritual reflection. Students study anatomy, environmental systems, and chemistry to better understand the balance of life and the principles of divine design.
Programs Offered
- —BS in Biological Sciences — studying life through the lens of both creation and conservation.
- —BS in Computer Science — focusing on programming, algorithms, and AI ethics.
- —BS in Food & Nutrition Sciences — blending nutrition science with Prophetic health principles.
- —BS in Health & Human Performance — emphasizing sports science, fitness, and wellness.
- —BS in Mathematics & Data Analytics — integrating Islamic ethics into data-driven decision making.
Undergraduate & Graduate Programs
BS in Computer Science
- —A rigorous undergraduate program integrating programming, data structures, and artificial intelligence with ethical principles derived from Islamic teachings. Students gain real-world coding experience and a foundation in responsible technology development, preparing them for AI, cybersecurity, and software careers.
BS in Mathematics & Data Analytics
- —This program blends theoretical mathematics with applied data analysis. Students learn calculus, statistics, machine learning foundations, and ethical data interpretation, guided by the Qur'anic concept of balance and precision. Graduates are equipped for research, finance, and policy analytics.
BS in Biological Sciences
- —Exploring the marvels of creation, this degree offers courses in anatomy, physiology, ecology, and environmental stewardship. Students integrate modern science with Islamic ethics to foster sustainable living and bioethical understanding.
BS in Food & Nutrition Sciences
- —A unique degree combining modern nutrition, dietetics, and food technology with Prophetic dietary traditions (Tibb al-Nabawi). It prepares students for careers in nutrition education, wellness management, and halal food innovation.
BS in Health & Human Performance
- —Focused on sports science and physical wellness, this program blends exercise physiology, kinesiology, and health education. Inspired by Islamic principles of balance and stewardship, it prepares professionals in health coaching, athletic training, and wellness leadership.
MS in Data Science & Ethics
- —Designed for graduates who aim to lead in the era of digital transformation. The program integrates data analytics, AI ethics, and computational modeling to prepare ethical data scientists serving the global good.
MS in Environmental & Biological Systems
- —This interdisciplinary program trains researchers to analyze ecosystems, climate impacts, and bio-sustainability through both empirical and ethical frameworks, combining Qur'anic ecology with scientific inquiry.
Sacred Space Design and Environmental Stewardship
Overview
The Faculty of Islamic Urban & Cemetery Planning is an innovative academic discipline that merges environmental design, sacred architecture, and spiritual ecology. It aims to cultivate a new generation of urban planners, environmental designers, and cemetery managers who apply Islamic ethics in the creation of serene, sustainable, and community-centered spaces.
This faculty explores how faith and function intersect in the built environment — focusing on mosques, neighborhoods, gardens, and burial grounds that reflect humility before God, respect for nature, and dignity for humanity. Graduates are trained to approach city and cemetery design as acts of ibādah (worship) and social service.
Departments
- —Department of Cemetery Planning & Management: Dedicated to restoring dignity to the final resting places of believers, this department trains professionals in cemetery design, management, and landscape preservation. Courses address funerary laws (fiqh al-jana'iz), green burials, heritage conservation, and community memorial design.
- —Department of Islamic Environmental Ethics: This department studies humanity's moral responsibility toward the Earth. Students engage in Qur'anic ecology, climate ethics, water resource management, and sustainable development models derived from the Prophetic tradition.
- —Department of Islamic Urban Design & Environmental Planning: This department prepares students to design sustainable cities rooted in Islamic values of balance, cleanliness, and community well-being. The curriculum includes urban morphology, Islamic architecture, zoning ethics, and green planning that harmonizes spirituality with modern infrastructure.
Programs Offered
B.S. in Cemetery Planning & Management
- —A pioneering undergraduate degree program preparing students to manage, design, and develop Islamic cemeteries that uphold dignity, sustainability, and Shariah principles. Courses include environmental ethics, spatial design, and funeral management systems.
M.S. in Urban Design & Islamic Environmental Planning
- —This graduate program combines classical Islamic perspectives on urbanism with modern environmental science. Students explore zoning ethics, ecological design, and heritage conservation to create cities that reflect spiritual harmony and ecological balance.
Ph.D. in Sustainable Development & Sacred Space Studies
- —A doctoral research degree focused on developing frameworks for sustainable urban ecosystems and sacred land-use planning. Research areas include cemetery sustainability, environmental jurisprudence, and the integration of spirituality in city governance.
Urban Environments
Building Sustainable, Aesthetic, and Spiritually Balanced Urban Environments
The Faculty of Urban & Environmental Design at AMISUN unites architecture, planning, and spiritual ethics to shape the built environment responsibly. It trains visionaries who view cities not merely as structures, but as living ecosystems that serve both humanity and creation.
Academic Mission
The faculty’s mission is to nurture designers and planners capable of integrating sustainability, aesthetic harmony, and social well-being into every aspect of urban and environmental development. Its approach bridges Islamic values with global design principles to create spaces that foster peace, productivity, and environmental stewardship.
Departments & Specializations
- —Department of Architecture & Environmental Design: Blends Islamic art and geometry with modern architecture and ecological building methods.
- —Department of Interior & Landscape Design: Promotes human-centered, spiritually reflective, and environmentally restorative spaces.
- —Department of Sustainable Development & Policy: Integrates policy, design, and technology to advance green, equitable cities.
- —Department of Urban Planning & Smart Cities: Focuses on strategic urban management, mobility, and climate-responsive infrastructure.
Learning Outcomes
- —To harmonize functionality, spirituality, and aesthetics in urban design.
- —To prepare graduates for leadership in global sustainable development.
- —To produce urban planners and designers rooted in ethical, sustainable principles.
Vision
To establish AMISUN as a global hub for ethical urbanism and sustainable environmental design — merging the wisdom of tradition with the innovation of tomorrow.