The university confirmed that this step comes as part of its commitment to maintaining academic excellence and reinforcing its leading position in education, scientific research, and community service at both local and international levels.

The academic programmes offered by the university are distinguished by their diversity and alignment with labour market requirements, providing a range of unique specialisations, including the Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology, which awards graduates a dual degree in collaboration with the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom.

The list of available specialisations also includes programmes in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Computer Games, as well as Law, Sharia, Arts, Social Sciences, Media, Management Sciences, and Human Resources.

The university administration urged students to take advantage of this opportunity, review the admission and registration requirements via the official website, and submit their applications before the deadline to secure their places in the available specialisations.