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Academic Programs -Faculty of Education – Secondary Education
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Academic Programs and Program Information
The Faculty offers several academic programs, including the Higher Diploma program, available in all departments; the Bridging Program; the Master’s program, available in all departments; and the PhD program, offered in selected departments.
General and Honours Bachelor's Degree Program
The Faculty awards General and Honours Bachelor’s degrees in Education and Arts or Sciences in the following specializations: Educational Sciences, Islamic Studies, Arabic Language, English Language, Geography, History, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Biology.
The programs are detailed as follows:
– General Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Arts (4 years): Available in the following combinations:
Islamic Studies and Arabic Language.
English Language and French Language.
Geography and History.
– General Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Sciences: Available in the following combinations:
Physics and Mathematics.
Chemistry and Biology.
– Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Arts (5 years): Students specialize in one of the following disciplines: Islamic Studies, Arabic Language, English Language, French Language, Geography, or History.
– Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Sciences (5 years): Students specialize in one of the following disciplines: Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, or Biology.
Higher Diploma Program
The Higher Diploma Program aims to qualify graduates by developing their professional and academic skills to meet labor market requirements.
The program lasts one full academic year (two semesters) and is available in all departments, followed by a supplementary research project. Admission is subject to meeting the established entry requirements.
Master's Degree Program
Master’s degree programs are available in all departments of the Faculty through two study tracks:
1. Coursework-Based Master’s Program
This track involves completing a specified set of courses with assigned credit hours. The program lasts two years (four semesters), followed by a supplementary research project. Students must successfully complete all required coursework and meet the established admission requirements.
2. Research-Based Master’s Program
This track focuses primarily on conducting in-depth academic research and preparing a research thesis under appropriate academic supervision.
PhD Program
The Faculty awards research-based PhD degrees in key specializations within the Department of Educational Sciences, as follows:
Curriculum and Teaching Methods
Foundations of Education
Educational Administration
Educational Psychology and Psychological Counseling
Educational Technology
Other departments offer PhD degrees in specialized and in-depth research topics, subject to students meeting the specific admission and registration requirements for the degree.