Undergraduate Programme
At present USIM offers 25 undergraduate programmes through 8 faculties:
1. Faculty of Leadership and Management (FKP)
Bachelor of Da'wah and Islamic Management with Honours (QI07) Bachelor of Counseling with Honours (QA19) Bachelor of Communication with Honours (QA02) Bachelor of Akidah and Religion Studies with Honours (QI13)2. Faculty of Quranic and Sunnah Studies (FPQS)
Bachelor of Quranic and Sunnah Studies with Honours (QI05) Bachelor of Quranic Studies with Multimedia with Honours (QI10) Bachelor of Sunnah Studies with Information Management with Honours (QI11)3. Faculty of Syariah and Law (FSU)
Bachelor of Syariah and Law with Honours (QL04) Bachelor of Fiqh and Fatwa with Honours (QI08)4. Faculty of Economics and Muamalat (FEM)
Bachelor of Muamalat Administrations with Honours (QP21) Bachelor of Accounting with Honours (QE02) Bachelor of Marketing (Financial Services) with Honours (QE06) Bachelor of Corporate Administration with Relations with Honours (QP49)5. Faculty of Science and Technology (FST)
Bachelor of Science with Honours (Food Biotechnology) (QG07) Bachelor of Science with Honours (Actuarial Science and Risk Management) (QS10) Bachelor of Computer Science with Honours (Information Security and Assurance) (QC13) Bachelor of Science with Honours (Financial Mathematics) (QS43) Bachelor of Science with Honours (Applied Physics) (QG00) Bachelor of Science with Honours (Industrial Chemistry Technology) (QS21) Bachelor of Science in Architecture with Honours (QH00) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (Electrical Engineering) (QK86)6. Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FPSK)
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) (QM00)7. Faculty of Major Languages Studies (FPBU)
Bachelor of Arabic and Communication with Honours (QB05) Bachelor of Education (Islamic Education) with Honours (QT35)8. Faculty of Dentistry (FPg)
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (QD00)Read more about this topic: Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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