Student Services
The Imam Malik College of Sharia and Law is pleased to offer students a range of services designed to support them throughout their academic journey. Below are the updated and approved details of student services and the New Student Orientation programme.
First: Student Services
Library
The College Library offers a wide range of academic resources, including books, magazines, and electronic journals. Students can benefit from lending and electronic search services, which enhance their study experience.
Electronic Services
The College provides a comprehensive electronic platform that includes the following services:
- Electronic registration
- Lecture timetable
- Academic record
- Examination results
- Financial record
- Attendance and penalty management
- Grants and discounts
Student Activities
The Student Council includes various committees that organise student activities, such as the Media Committee, the Social Committee, the Sports Committee, and the Complaints and Suggestions Committee. Students may take part in these committees to contribute to enriching student life.
Practical Training
Practical training is an essential part of the College's bachelor's programmes. It gives students the opportunity to acquire practical experience in government and local entities. Training includes internal and external components and is mandatory for Law students, strengthening their practical skills.
Career Guidance
The College provides career guidance services to help students and prospective graduates understand the job market and prepare for professional life. These services include workshops, training courses, and guidance on how to search for jobs and improve CVs.
Grants and Scholarships
The College offers scholarships to eligible students under certain conditions, including passing a personal interview, achieving a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5, and not receiving other scholarships. These grants aim to support high-achieving and needy students in reaching the best academic performance.
Complaints and Suggestions
Students may submit complaints and suggestions by email or through the complaints box located at the entrance of the fifth floor. Complaints are handled in strict confidence to protect students' data and privacy.
Academic Support
The College provides academic advisors to help students plan their academic path and resolve academic problems they may face. Students may benefit from individual and group advising sessions to achieve their academic goals.
Second: Orientation Schedule and Content
1. Welcome Video
The programme begins with a welcome video from His Excellency the Chief Executive Officer, in which he presents his vision and the College's objectives. This helps students feel a sense of belonging and gain a deep understanding of the College's values.
2. Introductory Film about the College
The programme includes a short film presenting the College's history, vision, mission, and most notable achievements. The film aims to give new students a comprehensive view of the College environment and the opportunities it offers.
3. Academic Advising Session
The academic advising session includes a detailed explanation of the College's academic system, graduation requirements, assessment system, and academic warnings. Students will be provided with a booklet containing all the academic information necessary for their success.
4. Remarks by Representatives of Student Services Departments
A representative of each student services department will speak to give an overview of the services provided and answer enquiries:
- College Library: The library representative gives an overview of the available resources and lending services.
- Electronic Services: The electronic services representative explains how to use the electronic portal to access the various services.
- Student Activities: The student activities representative speaks about the events and committees available to students.
- Practical Training: The practical training representative explains the training requirements and how to register for them.
- Career Guidance: The career guidance representative offers advice and guidance on preparing for the job market.
- Grants and Donations: The grants representative explains how to apply for scholarships and the conditions required.
- Complaints and Suggestions: The complaints and suggestions representative explains how to submit complaints and suggestions and how they are handled.
5. Discussion Session
An open discussion session is held for new students to raise their questions on various academic and administrative matters. A team of faculty members and administrators takes part to answer questions and provide advice and guidance.
We hope these services will facilitate your academic experience at the Imam Malik College of Sharia and Law, and we wish you every continued success. If you have any enquiries or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us through the available channels. Welcome once again to our distinguished College.
For more information, please contact admission@imc.gov.ae.