- Admission Process:
The Deanship of Admission and Registration is responsible for the admission process. Applications are submitted online, and admission criteria are determined by the Deanship annually. - General Admission Requirements:
The applicant must hold a high school diploma or its equivalent, either from within the Kingdom or abroad.
The high school diploma must not be older than five years (exceptions can be made by the University President).
The applicant must be of good conduct and medically fit.
The applicant must successfully pass any required test or interview determined by the University Council.
Approval from the employer is required if the applicant works in a governmental or private organization.
Fulfill any additional requirements set by the University Council and announced during the application process.
The applicant must not have been expelled from Jouf University or any other university for disciplinary or academic reasons.
Holders of a bachelor's degree cannot enroll for another bachelor's degree unless an exception is granted by the University President.
Students enrolled in another university program cannot be accepted for simultaneous enrollment at Jouf University.
- Study System:
- Based on the regular attendance system.
- The academic year consists of two semesters, with an additional summer semester if applicable.
- Academic Semesters:
- Regular Semester: Lasts no less than 18 weeks, including registration and final examinations.
- Summer Semester: Lasts no more than 10 weeks, excluding registration and examinations, with instructional time for each course doubled.
- Study Levels:
- Represents the academic progression stage.
- A minimum of 8 levels is required for graduation, depending on the approved study plan.
- Course Requirements:
- Each course is assigned a specific level within the study plan.
- Courses include a unique code, name, and detailed description, and some courses may have prerequisites or co-requisites.
- Credit Units:
- One weekly theoretical lecture lasting at least 50 minutes.
- One weekly practical session lasting at least 100 minutes.
- To obtain a bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, the student must complete 137 credit hours successfully.
- The degree is expected to be completed within four years.