Certified Islamic Accountant (CIA)

The Certified Islamic Accountant (CIA) certification is designed to help senior managers, managers, and accountants create value for their respective organizations, based on the principles of Islamic accounting and finance. While managing value is not an easy task, the program creates an understanding of important features, fundamentals, and applications of Islamic accounting and finance. Throughout the program, participants will enjoy interactive outcome-based learning where the facilitators will be discussing concepts and their applications in real-life business, based on their collective corporate experiences. The facilitators will make the finance and accounting course content interesting through interactive lecture presentations, case studies, and discussions. Participants will value how Islamic finance and accounting will help them manage the bottom line and create better value for shareholders.

The Certified Islamic Accountant (CIA) certification is ideal for those who desire to be an agent of change following the principles of Islamic accounting and finance. While managing value is not an easy task, the program creates an understanding of important features, fundamentals, and applications of Islamic accounting and finance. At the end of the program, participants will achieve the following objectives:
• Demonstrating the role of Islamic accounting and finance in decision-making.
• Applying Islamic accounting and finance principles in corporate reporting.
• Planning the company’s operating, financing, and investing needs based on available instruments and financial markets offerings in Islamic finance.
• Constructing a portfolio of Islamic wealth management, corporate zakat, waqf, and tax
• Enhancing corporate performance beyond profitability.

For those wishing to undertake training to obtain certification, this course covers in an integrated manner how to: study the socioeconomic impacts of Islamic finance, such as

• Islamic Finance History
• Islamic Economics
• Islamic Banking,
• Sukuk,
• Takaful,
• Islamic Accounting
• Shari’ah Standard (AAOIFI);
• Develop economic guidelines and standards and prepare points of view used in forecasting trends and formulating Islamic economic policy.

Classes and Exams will be held online.
End of each module there will be an assessment.
Final Exams are designed to validate your knowledge of Islamic Finance as well as increase analytical skills by testing that knowledge and your ability to apply it.
Duration: 6 to 8 Months (Divided by 2 Semesters)

CPD Credit: 25 Hour
Course Fee: 61,800

The Certificate Will Be Awarded by The Academy of Finance and Management Australia (AFMA).