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IIUM

IIUM is a dream come true. Its establishment in 1983 was the fulfilment of one of the major aspirations of the contemporary global Muslim community to regain the Ummah’s leadership in the quest for knowledge. This yearning of the Ummah is a key element in IIUM’s vision statement:

"To be an international centre of educational excellence which integrates Islamic revealed knowledge and values in all disciplines and which aspires to the restoration of the Ummah’s leading role in all branches of knowledge."


IIUM operates under the direction of a Board of Governors with representatives from the eight sponsoring governments and the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC). It maintains links with governments and institutions all over the world, such as the League of Islamic Universities, the International Association of Universities and the Association of Commonwealth Universities. It is also affiliated with several Malaysian-based businesses that provide opportunities for students to gain practical work experience.


Currently, IIUM is home to 15,000 students and 3,000 teaching and administrative staff members. Many of the students and members of the academic staff are expatriate. In all, about 100 countries are represented.

IIUM offers a wide range of academic programmes geared towards both skill-building and scholastic attainments and designed in accordance with IIUM’s philosophy, which is built upon the belief that knowledge must be pursued and propagated in the spirit of tawhid, as an act of worship, in full recognition that it is a trust which Allah has placed upon mankind.


Malaysian graduates of IIUM have performed admirably in both the public and private sectors. This is no doubt due to their high academic achievements, language skills, and international exposure. Since 1987 IIUM has been producing about 3,000 graduates annually.

 

 

 

 

Students may opt to concentrate on one of the following six areas:

1. Computational Mathematics

2. Financial Mathematics

3. Operational Research

4. Optics

5. Statistics

6. Pure Mathematics

 

Other Departments under this Kulliyyah of Sciences are:

  • DEPARTMENT BIOTECHNOLOGY
  • DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

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My Kulliyah is Kulliyah of Sciences:

My course :DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTATIONAL AND THEORETICAL SCIENCES

What is mathematical sciences?

Mathematics is the study of measurements, forms, patterns, variability and change. It has evolved from human efforts to understand the natural world. Its roots go far back in prehistory, but an unbroken chain of development has continued for more than two thousand years since the Greek civilization at the time of Euclid . The end of this chain, modern mathematical sciences, is in its own right a supreme creation of the human intellect; it is also critical for economic competitiveness, and is a basis for investigations in many fields.

Over the course of time, mathematical sciences have developed a rich and intrinsic culture that feeds back into the natural sciences and technology. The discipline now reaches far beyond the physical sciences and engineering; it reaches into medicine, commerce, industry, the life sciences, the social sciences, and every other application that needs quantitative analysis. Its influence has been vastly enlarged by modern computers. Computer use in problem solving, simulation and decision making relies on powerful computational algorithms derived from new mathematical developments.

Mathematical Sciences in IIUM

The Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (BMathSc) programme has a minor critical component in Islamic Revealed Knowledge in addition to the core Mathematical Sciences subjects. The goal is to generate responsible mathematical scientists who would contribute to nation-building and be the pride of the Ummah .

The degree programme in Mathematical Sciences is aimed at developing versatile graduates who are able to think critically and creatively in order to analyse situations, organise information and devise solutions to complex problems at the workplace.

 

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