Mofid University

About

Mofid University, located in Qom, Iran, is a distinguished private institution renowned for its unique interdisciplinary approach, blending traditional Islamic sciences with contemporary humanities and social sciences. It is particularly strong in Islamic Economics, Jurisprudence, Philosophy, and Political Science, offering a rigorous academic environment. While the primary language of instruction is Persian, the university attracts international students, especially those interested in advanced Islamic studies and related fields, providing a deep immersion into Iranian academic and cultural life. The university does not prominently feature dedicated international schools or extensive English-taught programs, but it fosters an environment for scholarly exchange. Its distinctive characteristic lies in its pioneering efforts to integrate modern academic methodologies with profound Islamic scholarship.

Background

Mofid University is a private educational institution in Iran. It was created in 1989 by Abdul-Karim Mousavi Ardebili, the former head of Iran's Judiciary, as a private and non-profit institution. The school has the following educational departments (and when they were established): Economics (1989) Law (1992) Philosophy (1993) Political Science (1994) English Language (2006) The Center for Human Rights Studies, established in 2003, is at Mofid University.

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