Introduction
The Faculty of Islamic Studies (FPI) was established on May 18, 1970 along with the establishment of the National University of Malaysia (UKM). FPI is the earliest faculty established in the UKM besides the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science. However the core of this faculty has been start earlier with the establishment of the Malayan Islamic College at Klang in 1955. The establishment of this faculty is a continuation of the vision and struggle of a group of Malay intellectuals who want to see an Islamic Institution existed in Malaysia. In 1970, the struggle became reality when the government declared the establishment of UKM and the FPI is one of its faculty.
Programme Advantages :
Programme Advantages :
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- Fulfill the MQA requirement
- In accordance with the current knowledge development and fulfil the industry needs and interested parties.
- Producing knowledgeable and skilled practitioner
Entry Requirement
Pass the Malaysian Education Certificate (SPM) or Equivalent with credits in Malay Language / Malaysia Language subject or credits in Malay Language / Malaysia Language in July papers and
pass history subjects ; and
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AND a) The Candidate is required to submit academic transcripts of first (1) semester to the final semester; and b) Obtained at least Grade C / Grade 6C at SPM level in Arabic language subject; or c) Obtained at least a D / E Grade and an Arabic Language Certificate or Arabic Language Proficiency Certificate with at least A2 band (based on CEFR- The Common European Framework of Reference for Language) from a recognized Educational Institution (for applications through the UKM Centre of Educational Extension only); and d) Obtain at least Level 2 (Band 2) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET). |
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| Secondary School Islamic Certificate (STAM) |
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AND ; a) Obtained at least Grade C / Grade 6C at SPM level in Arabic language subject OR; b) Obtained at least a D / E Grade and an Arabic Language Certificate or Arabic Language Proficiency Certificate with at least A2 band (based on CEFR- The Common European Framework of Reference for Language) from a recognized Educational Institution (for applications through the UKM Centre of Educational Extension only); and c) Obtain at least Level 2 (Band 2) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET). |
| Secondary School Islamic Certificate (STAM) (NOT CURRENT YEAR) |
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AND ; a) Obtained at least Grade C / Grade 6C at SPM level in Arabic language subject OR; b) Obtained at least a D / E Grade and an Arabic Language Certificate or Arabic Language Proficiency Certificate with at least A2 band (based on CEFR- The Common European Framework of Reference for Language) from a recognized Educational Institution (for applications through the UKM Centre of Educational Extension only); and c) Obtain at least Level 2 (Band 2) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET). |
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* A certified certificate is equivalent to the Arabic General Course (KUBA) with the following criteria:
1. The duration of the course is at least five months and,
2. Course syllabus covers the understanding of Arabic text, writing and communication
Requirement for English Language
Obtain at least Level 2 (Band 2) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET)
Fees
Local Students
| Fees | |
| 1st semester | RM5,300.00 |
| Subsequent semester | RM3,300.00 |
Duration of Study
Mode of Study : Coursework
Part Time : 5 years
All lectures start from 8am – 5pm, Saturday and Sunday
