INCEIF has made part two of its Takaful massive open online course (MOOC) available.
Part 2 is about shari'ah principles and the practices underlying takaful, enabling students to determine forbidden elements as well as shari'ah compliance in the insurance business.
The course instructor is INCEIF subject matter expert on takaful and risk management Ezamshah Ismail, who is also the Dean of School of
Professional Studies at INCEIF. He was formerly the CEO of Hong Leong Tokio Marine
Takaful and several industry-related institutions including
Malaysian Institute of Insurance and the Financial Mediation (formerly
known as Insurance Mediation) Bureau.
He holds a Masters degree in actuarial science from Northeastern University in the US and an LLM in business Law from the lnternational Islamic University Malaysia.
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Wednesday, 11 January 2017
Monday, 14 April 2014
Free Islamic civilisation and Asian civilisation MOOC to be offered by Universiti Putra Malaysia
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) said its new online learning environment, available for free to the local community and globally as well, will include a course on Islamic civilisation.
The new method of learning, incorporating video lectures, interactive forums, chats, quizzes, and e-assessments, is in line with the current National Higher Education Strategic Plan which emphasises life-long learning, e-learning, internationalisation and knowledge transfer, the university said.
UPM is currently converting the “Islamic Civilization and Asian Civilization” (Tamadun Islam, Tamadun Asia) course that is compulsory for all public universities as a MOOC course to benefit in-campus students as well as interested public communities. To be conducted in English, the course will focus on the role of civilisation in building Malaysian society based on principles such as mutual respect and social interaction within a multiracial society.
Students can register online for the Putra Massive Open Online Course (PutraMOOC), and complete a course in roughly seven to eight weeks.
*Images from UPM website
The new method of learning, incorporating video lectures, interactive forums, chats, quizzes, and e-assessments, is in line with the current National Higher Education Strategic Plan which emphasises life-long learning, e-learning, internationalisation and knowledge transfer, the university said.
UPM is currently converting the “Islamic Civilization and Asian Civilization” (Tamadun Islam, Tamadun Asia) course that is compulsory for all public universities as a MOOC course to benefit in-campus students as well as interested public communities. To be conducted in English, the course will focus on the role of civilisation in building Malaysian society based on principles such as mutual respect and social interaction within a multiracial society.
Students can register online for the Putra Massive Open Online Course (PutraMOOC), and complete a course in roughly seven to eight weeks.
*Images from UPM website
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