Virtual Summer School 5.0: Islam in Plural Society
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-08-10 | - |
| 2027-08-10 | - |
Program Overview
Program Overview
The Virtual Summer School 5.0, titled "Islam In Plural Society," is a comprehensive program designed to provide students and researchers worldwide with valuable insights into the multifaceted aspects of Islam in Malaysia.
Objectives
- This program will discuss Islam in the context of Malaysia from the aspects of history, law, economics, sociology, religion, and science & technology.
- This program will provide students with a profound understanding of Muslim cultures and practices in Malaysia.
Course Description
This exceptional course is designed to provide students and researchers worldwide with valuable insights into the multifaceted aspects of Islam in Malaysia, encompassing its rich history, legal framework, economic landscape, societal influences, and religious practices. Malaysia has earned widespread recognition as a progressive Muslim nation with a moderate approach to Islamic principles, making it a fascinating subject for academic exploration.
Key Topics Covered
- History of Islam in the Malay World
- Muslim Culture in Malaysia
- Islamic Education in Malaysia
- Islamic Economics and Banking in Malaysia
- Islam in the Federal Constitution
- Islamic Astronomy and Falak in Malaysia
- Islamic Law in Malaysia
- Islamic Da'wah in Malaysia
- Halal Industry in Malaysia
- Science & Technology and Islam In Malaysia
Targeted Participants
Undergraduate and postgraduate international and local students in many different fields, including but not limited to:
- Religious Studies
- Cultural Studies
- Law
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- Social Sciences and Cultural Studies
Program Details
Duration
10 – 24 August 2026 (12 days)
Hours of Lecture
24 Hours
Transfer Credit
This program does not offer transfer credit for participated students.
Assessment
- Online Quiz | 50 Marks
- Student Workshop Presentation | 50 Marks
Testimonials
The program has received positive feedback from past participants, who appreciated the comprehensive knowledge and insights gained about Islam in Malaysia. Participants from various countries, including Uzbekistan, Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan, the Philippines, and Japan, have praised the program for its well-organized structure, interesting lessons, and the opportunity to bond with fellow participants.
Registration and Fees
- International Student: USD100
- International Students Studying in Malaysia: MYR300
- Malaysian Students: MYR200
Teaching Module
The program includes a teaching module on Islam in Malaysia, providing a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
