Training Program format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
A one-week hybrid graduate training programme on Scientific Tradition in Islamic Civilization, delivered in Arabic and English for MA and PhD-level participants from 4–11 January 2027.
Complete training program details
The programme covers the history of Muslim contributions to science, Islamic economics and finance, philosophy, historiography, psychology, manuscripts, architecture, engineering and astronomy. International students participate online, while students living in the UAE participate on site. Participants receive a certificate upon completion.
Eligibility requirements
Graduate participants at MA and PhD levels. The official registration form requests current affiliation, college, degree, major, a 150–200 word short bio, research interest and passport attachment.
Tips for this training program
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Prepare a concise research-interest statement aligned with the programme themes and a 150–200 word academic bio.
- Confirm learning outcomes, prerequisites, delivery schedule, assessment requirements and certificate conditions.
- Check whether the training is free, funded, reimbursed or requires a fee and whether attendance is mandatory for completion.
- Verify that the provider and certificate are relevant to your intended academic or professional use.
Verification notes
Verified from the University of Sharjah event page, live registration form and official two-page programme poster. The poster states 4–11 January 2027, a 15 October 2026 registration deadline, Arabic/English delivery, hybrid participation and certificate on completion.
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