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Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura

Partnership

SCIS partners with Singapore University of Social Sciences, Dar al-Ifta, University of Jordan, and Al-Qarawiyyin to enhance interdisciplinary learning, cultural exchange, language skills, and Islamic scholarship, enriching students' education and careers.

Last updated on 21 February 2025

Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS)

The partnership between SCIS and SUSS presents opportunities to foster interdisciplinary learning, cultural exchange, and networking between students from SCIS and SUSS. By sharing resources and expertise, the partnership aims to enrich the educational experience, develop well- rounded graduates, and enhance their adaptability and employability, equipping them to thrive in the modern world.

Dar al-Ifta

The partnership between Dar al-Ifta and SCIS offers unique opportunities for SCIS students and graduates. We hope that through the collaboration with Dar al-Ifta, SCIS graduates can gain advanced standing in Dar al-Ifta's Professional Diploma Programme in Fatwa Studies, further enhancing their educational and professional prospects in Islamic jurisprudence.

University of Jordan (UJ)

The partnership between SCIS and UJ offers SCIS students’ opportunities for Arabic language immersion and cultural exchange, enhancing their global competencies. Apart from enhancing students' language skills, it also broadens their understanding of Islamic scholarship in a global context, preparing them for roles that require cross-cultural competence and international perspectives.

Al-Qarawiyyin

SCIS’s partnership with Al-Qarawiyyin University presents opportunities to develop new paradigms in Islamic studies that are both deeply rooted in tradition and acutely relevant to contemporary societies. Additionally, this partnership offers SCIS students with unique learning experiences in a historically rich setting and opens doors for potential innovative research projects.