University Program Information

The Islamic University of Medina offers various academic programs for local and international students.

About the Program

The program in question is the Ph.D. in Foundations of Islamic Education, offered by the College of Arabic Language and Human Sciences.

Program Description

The program aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills in the field of Foundations of Islamic Education, enabling them to conduct scientific research and contribute to the service of local and global communities.

Program Details

• College: College of Arabic Language and Human Sciences
• Department: Department of Education
• Specialization: Ph.D. in Foundations of Islamic Education
• Degree: Doctorate
• Study Method: Regular
• Credit Hours: Not specified
• Program Type: Full-time
• Duration: 3 years
• Levels: 6 levels
• Weeks per level: 18 weeks

Program Objectives

The program objectives are to:

1. Provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills in the field of Foundations of Islamic Education.
2. Introduce students to the various branches and specializations of Foundations of Islamic Education.
3. Equip students with methods to address educational problems and treat them in the light of Islamic education.
4. Provide students with basic concepts in Foundations of Islamic Education.
5. Enable students to conduct scientific research in the field of Foundations of Islamic Education using the correct scientific method.
6. Offer scientific and applied services and consultations in the field of Foundations of Islamic Education.
7. Meet the needs of Islamic communities in the field of Foundations of Islamic Education.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, applicants must:

1. Be from the authorized categories, including Saudis, residents with regular residence (internal scholarships), citizens of GCC countries, and external scholarship students.
2. Hold a certificate from a Saudi university or a university approved by the Ministry of Education.
3. Have a minimum grade of "very good" with a GPA of at least 3.75 out of 5 or 2.75 out of 4.
4. Not exceed 35 years of age for external scholarship students.
5. Not have any behavior that prevents acceptance into graduate studies.
6. Be medically fit.
7. Pass the University's graduate admission test with a minimum score of 60 out of 100.
8. Pass the program's admission test with a minimum score of 60.
9. Complete the required documents for application and ensure they match the requirements specified on the university's electronic portal.
10. Review and sign the admission agreement, committing to its terms.
11. Hold a Master's degree in Foundations of Islamic Education or a related field, with additional courses as required by the department.

Curriculum

No detailed curriculum is provided for the program.