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Based in London, the Aga Khan University Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations (AKU-ISMC) aims to strengthen research and teaching about the heritage of Muslim societies, giving specific attention to the challenges these societies face in contemporary settings. The Institute seeks to provide a unique and multifaceted approach to the study of Muslim cultures and societies by placing the study of Muslim civilisations within a framework of the humanities and social sciences, allowing for a wider analytical and comparative perspective. To this end, the Institute examines systems of moral and ethical thought, structures of governance and public life, artistic and creative expressions. More...
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22 December 2008
AKU-ISMC launches inaugural short course – Exploring Muslim Cultures
In November and December 2008, AKU-ISMC launched its series of short courses, with its first offering being Exploring Muslim Cultures I. This 7-week survey course aimed to provide participants with an overview of contemporary Muslim cultures from an historical perspective. [More...]
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Apply now for the MA in Muslim Cultures
Applications for entry in September 2009 to the MA in Muslim Cultures are now being accepted. The deadline for applications is 2 February 2009. For more information and to make an application please refer to the information below.
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Apply now for Short Courses - Law in Muslim Contexts
Applications for the short course, Law in Muslim Contexts, are now being accepted. The course will be held on the 28 and 29 of March 2009. The application deadline is 23 March 2009. Early bird discounts apply, so potential participants are invited to submit applications early. |
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AKU-ISMC is a diverse and exciting workplace that offers a range of different career opportunities. Based in the heart of London, the Institute seeks to act as a hub for academic debate and dialogue as well as conduct research about the heritages of Muslims and the challenges of contemporary societies.
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