The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is collaborating with the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) to launch the Sultan Nazrin Shah1 Fellowship, a distinguished academic position aimed at driving thought leadership and innovation in Islamic finance.
The Sultan Nazrin Shah Fellowship offers the selected fellow a unique opportunity to work and engage with global scholars and industry leaders to shape the future of Islamic finance.
Beyond research on emerging trends and innovations, the fellowship will focus on strengthening strategic partnerships, joint projects, and knowledge sharing for the advancement of the industry.
SC Chairman Dato’ Mohammad Faiz Azmi said, “As a global leader in Islamic finance, the SC is committed to shaping the future of the industry through knowledge, innovation, and collaboration. This fellowship will serve as a catalyst for pioneering research and fresh ideas to drive meaningful progress in Islamic finance.”
The ideal candidate should possess a doctorate in a relevant field2 with extensive research experience. Experience in securing funding for research projects and partnership development would be an added advantage.
Applications at OCIS are open until 5 May 2025. The full-time fellowship will be based at OCIS, with placement expected to commence by Q3 2025, in line with OCIS’s academic year.
