Established in 2007, the GTU’s Center for Islamic Studies (CIS) educates scholars and students of Islam and other faiths about the richness of the Islamic tradition and the diversity of Muslims. The Center for Islamic Studies generates innovative research and scholarship on Islamic texts and traditions in contemporary contexts and emphasizes study and dialogue within and across religious traditions, where pluralism, interreligious understanding, and public engagement are the basis of scholarship and service.
Courses and Degree Programs
Learn more about the courses, degrees, and certificate programs offered by the CIS.
Scholarships
Find out about scholarships available for students studying at the CIS.
Special Program
Madrasa-Midrasha
A Joint Program of the Center for Islamic Studies and the Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies
Scholarships
Scholarships Available for CIS Students
CIS students in the MA and PhD programs are eligible for a range of generous financial aid packages and fellowships.
May 16 - June 15, 2018
Ramadan Mubarak
The Center for Islamic Studies wishes our Muslim friends a blessed Ramadan
CIS 10th Anniversary (2007-2017)
Thank You!
Faculty and Staff Contacts
Founding Director, Center for Islamic Studies
Associate Professor of Islamic Studies and Anthropology
(510) 649-2562
CIS Office Manager/Program Coordinator
2452 Virginia Street
Suite 203
(510) 649-2563
