The study must take place at the headquarters of the classified university. This does not mean that the branches of the universities are within the ranked universities, unless they are indicated in the list of ranked universities.

In the event of that the specialization differs in the upcoming stage of studying in relation to the previous stage, you must study additional courses. The number of additional courses varies in accordance with the extent of the difference between the two specializations.

If there is an overlap in the academic requirements between the bachelor’s and master’s levels, it is necessary that:

- The overlap does not exceed nine hours in accordance with the semester system or the equivalent requirements of the master’s degree.
- The requirements, in which the overlap occurred, are within the advanced levels of the undergraduate program.

You must ensure that the postgraduate program selected is an academic program for specialists and not a professional program for non-specialists, (it must qualify for the doctoral stage in the case of masters), as some classified universities offer programs for non-specialists such as the Master of Computing program at the University of Bradford.

In the case of studying the Master of Law, ensure that the student has a bachelor’s degree in law, Sharia law, or regulations.

Ensure that the program to be studied is not intended for foreign students only, even if the university selected is within the ranked universities.

Ensure that the doctoral degree granted to the student is the highest degree in the specialty within the country granting the degree. (Some countries grant certificates under the title of PhD, which may not be the highest academic degree in that specific country.

In the case of studying for a bachelor’s degree, based on a two-year diploma, the student must study at least 60% of the bachelor’s program in the university that offers the bachelor’s degree, provided that the hours are not 60% of the orientation year hours.

In the case of a three-year bachelor’s program, the student must obtain an honors degree to be equated with a full bachelor’s degree.

The selected major must be in the language of the country, with the exception of studying English in countries that do not speak English, in the event that the major selected is in English.

In order to study medicine and dentistry, the committee requires that the duration of the course of studying for the bachelor’s level must be at least five years in addition to the internship year. 

The study must take place at the headquarters of the classified university. This does not mean that the branches of the universities are within the ranked universities, unless they are indicated in the list of ranked universities.

In the event of that the specialization differs in the upcoming stage of studying in relation to the previous stage, you must study additional courses. The number of additional courses varies in accordance with the extent of the difference between the two specializations.

If there is an overlap in the academic requirements between the bachelor’s and master’s levels, it is necessary that:

- The overlap does not exceed nine hours in accordance with the semester system or the equivalent requirements of the master’s degree.
- The requirements, in which the overlap occurred, are within the advanced levels of the undergraduate program.

You must ensure that the postgraduate program selected is an academic program for specialists and not a professional program for non-specialists, (it must qualify for the doctoral stage in the case of masters), as some classified universities offer programs for non-specialists such as the Master of Computing program at the University of Bradford.

In the case of studying the Master of Law, ensure that the student has a bachelor’s degree in law, Sharia law, or regulations.

Ensure that the program to be studied is not intended for foreign students only, even if the university selected is within the ranked universities.

Ensure that the doctoral degree granted to the student is the highest degree in the specialty within the country granting the degree. (Some countries grant certificates under the title of PhD, which may not be the highest academic degree in that specific country.

In the case of studying for a bachelor’s degree, based on a two-year diploma, the student must study at least 60% of the bachelor’s program in the university that offers the bachelor’s degree, provided that the hours are not 60% of the orientation year hours.

In the case of a three-year bachelor’s program, the student must obtain an honors degree to be equated with a full bachelor’s degree.

The selected major must be in the language of the country, with the exception of studying English in countries that do not speak English, in the event that the major selected is in English.

In order to study medicine and dentistry, the committee requires that the duration of the course of studying for the bachelor’s level must be at least five years in addition to the internship year.