CITE aims to be the leading knowledge hub for Islamic thought and education. CITE will achieve this in ways that benefit communities nationally and globally, building on Islam’s long tradition of scholarship and awareness of the modern context
Islamic Education, Islamic Studies and Short Programs
Graduate Certificate in Education (Islamic Education) MGIM
Professional Development Programs for Educators
Islamic Studies Minor
UniSA/CITE - School Partners
What is Islamic Pedagogy?
Islamic Pedagogy refers to the educational values, concepts, and perspectives rooted in the Islamic tradition that inspire and inform renewed thinking within Islamic schools and educational settings.
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and Muslim Learners
Culturally responsive pedagogy is essential to promote the national education priorities of equity and excellence for all learners. An additional challenge to meeting this goal, is that Muslim learners are diverse in their cultural, ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, levels of religiosity, theological positions, and attachment to Islam as a primary identity marker.
Contact information
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General enquiries
e: cite@unisa.edu.au
t: +61 8 8302 4910
Location
Centre for Islamic Thought and Education
University of South Australia,
De Lissa Building,
Magill campus, Lorne Avenue,
Magill, SA, 5072
