Postgraduate
The university awards for Postgraduate students 16 programmes.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management
Postgraduate
College of Business Administration
Master of Education in Educational Administration
Postgraduate
College of Arts and Humanities
Master of Records and Archives Management
Postgraduate
College of Business Administration
Master’s in education Specialty Measurement and Evaluation
Postgraduate
College of Arts and Humanities
Master’s in education Specialty Counselling
Postgraduate
College of Arts and Humanities
Master’s in education Specialty Educational Psychology
Postgraduate
College of Arts and Humanities
ماجستير التربية في المناهج وطرق التدريس (خمسة تخصصات)
Postgraduate
College of Arts and Humanities
Master in Business Administration (MBA)
Postgraduate
College of Business Administration
Master in Business Administration (MBA) In Arabic
Postgraduate
College of Business Administration
Master of Food Sciences (Minor in Human Nutrition)
Postgraduate
College of Applied and Health Sciences
Master of Business Administration - Leadership in Arabic
Postgraduate
College of Business Administration
Why a master's degree?
Job Opportunities
First things first, obtaining a master’s degree opens you up to abundant opportunities for jobs that otherwise would have been unattainable. While there are job prospects even for those that choose not to continue their education beyond high school, a great number of jobs require a higher level of education, i.e a master’s degree.
Better Earnings
As you’re well aware, the higher the level of education you get, the bigger your paycheck will be. Data suggests that the college graduate earnings far exceed the salaries of those that don’t hold a degree. Business Insider reported that in their analysis of the U.S. census, they found out that college graduates earn from 38%-95% more than non-graduates.
Personal Growth
As you’re well aware, the higher the level of education you get, the bigger your paycheck will be. Data suggests that the college graduate earnings far exceed the salaries of those that don’t hold a degree. Business Insider reported that in their analysis of the U.S. census, they found out that college graduates earn from 38%-95% more than non-graduates.