Master’s in Business Law:
• The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree in Law, Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, or any Administrative and Financial Sciences branch with a minimum average of “Good”. Note that this degree does not grant the right to practice law for non-law specialists.
• The applicant must successfully pass the interview, and admission is based on competitive selection.
• In exceptional cases, the applicant may be required to take some remedial courses, as determined by the admission committee.
Master’s in Accounting and Finance:
• The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum average of “Good” or its equivalent in Accounting, Financial Sciences, Banking Sciences, Business Administration, Economics, or any related field from a recognized university.
• The applicant must successfully pass the interview, and admission is based on competitive selection.
• In exceptional cases, the applicant may be required to take some remedial courses, as determined by the admission committee.
Master’s in Business and Entrepreneurship:
• The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum average of “Good” or its equivalent in Accounting, Financial Sciences, Banking Sciences, Business Administration, Economics, or any related field from a recognized university.
• The applicant must successfully pass the interview, and admission is based on competitive selection.
• In exceptional cases, the applicant may be required to take some remedial courses, as determined by the admission committee.
Master’s in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics (AIDA):
• Students with bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Information Systems, or any related field are eligible to apply with a cumulative GPA of at least “Good”.
1. Applications for admission to the university are accepted at the beginning of the first and second semesters of each academic year.
2. The applicant must have a General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi) or its equivalent, and their Tawjihi grade should qualify them for admission to the faculty they are applying for.
3. The university accepts students based on a competitive basis for those holding a Palestinian General Secondary Education Certificate.
4. The university accepts students holding foreign General Secondary Education Certificates according to the instructions of the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education and the decisions of the university council.
5. The university accepts students following the regulations and instructions decided by the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the admission instructions at the beginning of each academic year, and the university’s internal regulations, which are available on the university’s official website.
1. The student who passed the General Secondary Examination (Tawjihi) with an average of 50% or higher or its equivalent has the right to apply for Admission to one of the diploma specializations offered by the Faculty of Applied Professions.
2. Applications for Admission to the university are accepted at the beginning of the first semester and can be accepted in the second semester in case resources and vacant seats are available.
3. Admission to the various faculties is based on the following factors:
· The stream of the General Secondary Education Certificate of the student based on the approved admission criteria.
• Student’s preference.
• Available capacity.
• Sequence of the General Secondary Examination grades for the applying students.
• Medical fitness for the chosen major.
• Passing the placement test if needed.
• According to instructions and regulations set by the ministry for this purpose.
2. Student admission or registration is cancelled in the following cases:
a. Failure to complete registration procedures within the specified period.
b. Failure to attend the program within the specified enrollment period.
c. Submission of falsified documents.
d. Admission is not following the issued instructions.