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İslami bankacılık teorilerini, yaklaşımlarını ve uygulamalarını derinlemesine analiz etmek.

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İslami bankacılık, tarihçesi, riba ve garar, sözleşmeler, ürünler, İslami bankaların sermayesi, likidite, sukuk ve uluslararası bankacılık standartları

Anlatım, Problem Çözme, Bireysel Çalışma, Ara Sınav, Ödev (Uygulama), Final Sınavı

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İngilizce

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• İslami Bankacılık Konularında Temel Bilgi
• Yaklaşımlar, teoriler
• İslami bankacılığın pratik uygulamaları
• İslami bankacılık ile ilgili bir sunum hazırlama
• Uluslararası İslami bankacılık ile ilgili bilgi edinme