Students
Undergraduate
The following modules adopt a Critical Muslim Studies approach:
The Qur'an: History, Text and Interpretation
Muslims in Britain: Transnational Communities and Multicultural Politics
Global Jihad: From the Taliban to ISIS
The Shari'a: Theory, Practice, Transformations
The Hadith: History, Criticism and Canonisation
Formations of Coloniality and Modernity
Some of these modules form part of BA Islamic, Middle Eastern and North African Studies and they can also be taken as Discovery modules.
Postgraduate
The Iqbal Centre supports colleagues across the university to provide a dynamic and supportive environment for postgraduate students working with Critical Muslim Studies.
Look out for relevant programmes, workshops and activities on our news and events pages.
Funding opportunities
The School of Languages, Cultures and Societies and the School of Sociology and Social Policy offer a range of funding schemes. Most have quite specific eligibility criteria, so it is important that you check their details carefully. A full list of schemes currently available can be found on the Postgraduate scholarships pages.