Continuing Education
The Continuing Education program at the Canadian Islamic College is designed to provide accessible learning opportunities for individuals seeking personal, professional, and spiritual development. These offerings are intended for learners who wish to continue their education without enrolling in the Academic Program.
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Continuing Education Courses
Study without enrolling full-time
Continuing Education includes short, flexible courses taught by CIC faculty, following the same curriculum standards as the Academic Program.
ARA 102 Arabic for Intermediate Learners
Explore complex Arabic language, literature, and Islamic culture through authentic texts, critical analysis, and independent research.
IAM 301 Academic Writing
A course developing academic writing skills, teaching students to research, structure arguments, integrate sources, and produce clear, effective scholarly work.
IEF 205 Fiqh of Business and Financial Transactions
A course examining Shariʿah principles in modern finance, analyzing riba, gharar, banking products, and contemporary transactions like cryptocurrency, stocks, credit cards, and derivatives.
IJC 102 Introduction to the Sunnah
A course introducing the Sunnah’s meanings, authority, and methodology, exploring its role in legislation through case studies and holistic analytical frameworks.
IJC 103 Analytical and Thematic Qurʾanic Interpretations
A course exploring analytical and thematic Qurʾanic interpretation, examining classical to modern methods, literary structures, major themes, and contemporary relevance of the sacred text.
IJC 105 Islam and Muslims in Canada
A course examining Muslim histories, identities, and experiences in Canada, exploring multiculturalism, policy, community development, and contemporary social challenges and contributions.
Who This Program Is For
The Continuing Education track offers greater flexibility while maintaining a high quality of instruction and engaging academic content. Courses are taught by the same faculty and follow the same curriculum standards as the Academic Program, ensuring consistency and academic rigor.
The Continuing Education program is ideal for:
Working professionals
Community members seeking to advance their Islamic knowledge
Lifelong learners
Individuals seeking focused study in specific areas of interest
Program availability, schedules, and registration details will be published as offerings become available.