About the College of Islamic Studies
The College of Islamic Studies (CIS), Ghana, provides advanced study in Islamic sciences within a structured tertiary learning environment. CIS serves students from Ghana and across West Africa and supports their academic, spiritual and personal development through disciplined study, qualified teaching, student support and an established academic relationship with the International University of Africa, Sudan.
About the College of Islamic Studies
The College of Islamic Studies (CIS), Ghana, provides advanced study in Islamic sciences within a structured tertiary learning environment. CIS serves students from Ghana and across West Africa and supports their academic, spiritual and personal development through disciplined study, qualified teaching, student support and an established academic relationship with the International University of Africa, Sudan.
Institutional Overview
Regional and Academic Relationship
CIS serves students from Ghana and the wider West African region. Its academic development has been strengthened by a longstanding relationship with the International University of Africa (IUA), Sudan, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding signed on 25 June 2011. The scope of that relationship is explained on the College’s Accreditation & Affiliation page.
Educational Environment
The College seeks to combine sound Islamic scholarship with academic responsibility, ethical conduct and practical service. Students are expected to develop knowledge, critical engagement with Islamic sources, communication and research skills, and a strong sense of responsibility to their communities.
Our History
Discover the journey of CIS, its purpose in expanding access to Islamic higher education, and its service to students in Ghana and the wider West African region.
Vision & Mission
Explore the vision and mission that guide CIS in Islamic scholarship, higher education, character development, leadership and service to communities.
Leadership & Governance
Read about the institutional governance and academic leadership structures guiding CIS, with responsibility for academic standards, student welfare and institutional accountability.