The Graduate Programme in Islamic Studies and Humanities

• A UK 1st or 2nd Class Degree (2:1 preferred) or recognised equivalent. 
•  Applicants must meet minimum requirements for English language proficiency. For full details, please download the GPISH English language requirements.

Selection 

• Shortlisted applicants will be required to sit a written examination and attend an interview.
• We welcome high-achieving applicants from all academic backgrounds; prior study of Islam or the humanities is not a prerequisite for gaining admission. Nevertheless, all applicants must be able to demonstrate a serious, motivated, and informed interest in pursuing academic Islamic studies and the humanities.
• Some exposure to the academic study of Islam, the humanities or the social sciences is desirable.
• All stages of the application process are intended to ascertain intellectual breadth, analytical skills, and an interest in issues relating to the study of Muslim societies.
• The written application and interview are intended to ascertain leadership potential and skills, community empathy and engagement, and a considered vision for a career that will benefit the community.
• Applicants must demonstrate engagement at a professional or voluntary level with Jamati or Imamat institutions.