Events and Academic Calendar
Friday, October 11, 2024 | 3:30 pm | Upper Campus | Environmental Documentary Film Screening
January 1, 2025 to January 16, 2025 | Winter 2025 Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs
Zaytuna College offers a BA in Liberal and Islamic Studies with a minor in Arabic, as well as an MA in Islamic Texts with three concentration options.
BA in Liberal and Islamic Studies
Zaytuna’s Bachelor of Arts in Liberal and Islamic Studies and minor in Arabic is founded on an integral liberal arts curriculum, consisting of courses from both the Islamic and Euro-American traditions of higher learning.
MA in Islamic Texts
Zaytuna’s Master of Arts in Islamic Texts is intended to provide students with higher-level access to the Islamic tradition through a guided course of study in Islam’s primary sources.
Alumni Pathways
After graduating from Zaytuna College, alumni pursue careers in law, education, medicine, research, and community service.
Reema Lateef
- Currently a trial attorney for the US Department of Justice
- Earned a JD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Received the prestigious Rickert Award for her excellence in service
Fariha Asad
- Currently a medical student at Texas Tech Health El Paso
- Co-authored a medical journal article on Bechet's disease
- Entered Zaytuna with an AA degree
Yusif Conn
- Currently a pharmacy technician at Kaiser Permanente and Walgreens
- Former research intern at Stanford University
- Co-authored a journal article published recently in the Harvard Review of Psychiatry
Suzanne Kasim
- Currently an MA student in Qur'anic Sciences at Minnesota University
- Formerly a full-time pharmacist
- After Zaytuna, served as an ustadha at Jannah Institute
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