Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities
College of Social and Human Sciences
Study Plan – Bachelor of Arts in Tolerance and Coexistence (2024-2025)
Course No. | Course Name | Credit Hours | Prerequisite(s) | Mode of Study |
First: University Core – 39 Credit Hours | ||||
ENGU101 | English Language 1 | 3 | None | In Person |
ARAU100 | Syntax and Morphology 1 | 3 | None | In Person |
NASU100 | Natural Sciences | 3 | None | In Person |
SOCU100 | Introduction to the Humanities | 3 | None | In Person |
RSCU100 | Research and Innovation Methods | 3 | None | In Person |
ICTU100 | Artificial Intelligence | 3 | None | In Person |
INVU100 | Fundamentals of Innovation & Entrepreneurship | 3 | None | In Person |
SSTU100 | Emirati Society and National Identity | 3 | None | Remote |
ENGU102 | English Language 2 | 3 | ENGU101 | In Person |
ECOU100 | Principles of Economics | 3 | None | In Person |
SSTU101 | Sheikh Zayed’s Legacy and Peaceful Coexistence in the UAE | 3 | None | Remote |
ISLU100 | Islamic Culture | 3 | None | Remote |
ISLU105 | Introduction to the Science of the Quran | 3 | None | In Person |
Second: Program Requirements – 12 Credit Hours | ||||
GRM249 | Syntax and Morphology 2 | 3 | ARAU100 | In Person |
LNG233 | Writing and Expression Skills | 3 | – | In Person |
EDC255 | Learning Theories and Their Educational Applications | 3 | – | In Person |
EDC254 | Moral Education | 3 | – | Remote |
Third: Program Electives – 15 Credit Hours | ||||
ISL388 | The Purposes of Islamic Law | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM319 | Moral Doctrines | 3 | EDC254 | In Person |
JUR266 | Fundamentals of Islamic Jurisprudence 1 | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM218 | Effective Communication Skills | 3 | – | Remote |
LNG437 | Arabic Language and Media | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC423 | Psychology | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC424 | Sociology | 3 | – | In Person |
Fourth: Major Requirements – 54 Credit Hours | ||||
SOC225 | Human Rights in Islam | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC224 | Introduction to Tolerance and Coexistence | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC425 | Ethics and Common Humanity | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM219 | Islamic History and Civilization | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM321 | International Humanitarian Law and Its Theories | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM220 | The Value of Knowledge and Sciences To Muslims | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC324 | Citizenship and Peace | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC325 | Civilizational Dialogue in Islam | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC326 | Media and Culture of Coexistence | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC327 | Sources of Peaceful Coexistence from The Quran and Sunnah | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC226 | Discourse of Tolerance in Islam | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC426 | Religion Comparisons | 3 | – | In Person |
HUM418 | Intellectual Security | 3 | – | In Person |
SOC427 | Contemporary Issues in Tolerance | 3 | SOC224 | In Person |
CSS495 | Graduation Project | 6 | – | Remote |
CSS496 | Field Training | 6 | – | In Person |
This program is designed to consolidate the culture of tolerance, coexistence and appreciation of differences, by providing basic knowledge and sciences, identifying the human commonalities and the skills required to link the principle of tolerance as a principle rooted in the Emirati national identity, and graduating human cadres at a high level of integrated academic preparation in terms of knowledge and skills to spread the culture of tolerance coexistence in the various institutions of society and contribute to sustainable social development in a positive and constructive manner and in accordance with the standards approved by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The student shall meet the following requirements to be admitted at the end of the first semester:
After success in this program, the student is expected to be able to: