Iqra’a University offers a range of degree and diploma programmes designed to equip students with practical skills and academic excellence. The programmes span Business and Management, Accounting and Marketing, Information Technology, Public Health and Community Developement disciplines, and are delivered through flexible learning modes to meet the needs of diverse learners.

Iqra’a University, formerly the International College of Business & Management (ICBM), was established in 2002 by the Islamic Zakat Fund. It has trained over 4,500 graduates through programs accredited by ICAM, ABE, IOBM, and ABMA. Management was transferred to the Bilal Charity Trust in 2008, which expanded access through bursaries and set a vision to attain university status. The institution received provisional registration from the National Council for Higher Education in 2019 and achieved full registration on 30 September 2021. In October 2025, the Government of Malawi officially approved the name change to Iqra’a University, marking its transition into a fully recognized university with an expanded academic mandate.