Programs

The Continuing Undergraduate Special Education Program, offered by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, is a higher education course. Its objective is to prepare teachers who fulfill Alzum's criteria, equipping them to engage in teaching, learning, and all course-related activities for students with special needs.

Physical education is a discipline within the humanities that adopts an interdisciplinary approach. It employs various scientific methods to foster both physical and mental development in individuals. By enhancing fitness and instilling a lifelong interest in physical activity, physical education plays a pivotal role in holistic education.

Jurisprudence and the fundamentals of Islamic law represent one of the most ancient and respected disciplines in religious studies. This field aims to deliver comprehensive education on religious matters and Sharia law. Students immersed in this discipline acquire knowledge about Islamic law and delve into the foundational texts of Islamic science, particularly in the areas of jurisprudence and religious law. The activities of specialists in jurisprudence and Islamic law contribute to the cultivation of scholars well-versed in the principles of jurisprudence across humanities disciplines.

The study, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with mental illnesses and other psychological problems are key areas in this field. The practice of therapists in this field encompasses both ordinary and unusual behaviors. While a clinical psychologist may not necessarily provide treatment, they play a crucial role in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions by conducting and interpreting psychological tests. Their work is instrumental in managing and improving mental health.

In the Islamic tradition, philosophy, language, and science have been intrinsically linked from the outset, playing a pivotal role in the era of Islamic enlightenment. For those interested in delving into Islamic philosophy and discourse, there exists a wealth of resources in the form of philosophical texts, literature, Islamic jurisprudence, and rare scholarly articles. Philosophy served as the bedrock of intellectual life during the Islamic Middle Ages, shaping much of the discourse and thought during this period.