PHD
P.h.D programs academic year 2022-2023
| Faculty-institute | Field | Specialities | Positions |
| Urban Technologies Management Institute | Urban Technology Management | Urban Management | 3 |
| Faculty of Law and Political Science | Law | Business Law | 3 |
| Faculty of Arts and Languages | English Language | Foreign Language Education | 3 |
| Faculty of Exact Sciences and Natural and Life Sciences | Computer Science
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Artificial Intelligence and its Applications | 4 |
| Advanced Software Engineering and Applications | 5 | ||
| Networks and Security | 4 | ||
| Mathematics | Mathematical Analysis | 3 | |
| Applied Mathematics | 6 | ||
| Chemistry
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Applied Chemistry | 3 | |
| Natural Product Chemistry | 3 | ||
| Physics | Materials Physics | 3 | |
| Environmental and Environmental Sciences | Environmental Science of Natural Environments | 4 | |
| Biological Sciences | Biochemistry | 3 | |
| Plant Biology and Physiology | 5 | ||
| Animal Biology and Physiology | 5 | ||
| Faculty of Economic Sciences, Commercial and Management Sciences | Commercial Sciences | Marketing | 6 |
| Management Sciences | Financial Management | 5 | |
| Economic Sciences | Monetary and Banking Economics | 5 | |
| Financial and Accounting Sciences | Accounting | 5 | |
| Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities | Humanities – Media and Communication Sciences
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Audiovisual and New Technologies
Public |
3 |
| Communication and New Media
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4 | ||
| Print and Electronic Journalism | 3 | ||
| Social Sciences – Psychology | Work and Organizational Psychology | 3 | |
| Social Sciences – Educational Sciences | Educational Psychology | 6 | |
| Social Sciences – Sociology | Organizational and Work Sociology | 3 | |
| Faculty of Science and Applied Sciences
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Electromechanics | Industrial Maintenance | 3 |
| Electronics | Electrical Control | 3 | |
| Mechanical Engineering | Energy Engineering | 7 | |
| Faculty of Earth Sciences and Architecture | Geology | Sedimentary Basin Geology | 3 |
Urban Technology Management
Specialization: Urban Management
Training Description (Objectives)
The objective of the Ph.D. program in the specialization of Urban Technology Management, with a focus on Urban Management, at Arabi Ben Mhidi University in Oum El Bouaghi, is to provide an advanced program for students interested in the development and effective management of cities and urban areas. The main goal of this program revolves around enhancing students’ capabilities in the field of urban management, analyzing urban challenges, and developing sustainable policies and strategies for urban development.
The Ph.D. in Urban Management aims to provide specialized and in-depth training in the field of city management and development. This includes studying modern concepts and methods in urban planning, sustainable urban development, urban administration, urban analysis, development policies, and urban planning. The training revolves around scientific research and advanced studies in the field of urban management.
The Ph.D. program in Urban Management aims to graduate exceptional experts and competent researchers who can analyze contemporary urban challenges and develop effective strategies for the sustainable development of cities. The program requires students to conduct independent research, critical thinking, and apply theoretical concepts and methods to solve practical problems related to urban management.
Admission Requirements
Candidates who hold a Master’s degree in Urban Management or related specializations within the field of Urban Technology Management are eligible to participate in the doctoral competition, which is determined annually by ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on national guidance from the responsible ministry, provided they hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in the required field.
Law
Specialization: Business Law
Training Description (Objectives)
The objective of the Ph.D. program in the Law department, specializing in Business Law at Arabi Ben Mhidi University in Oum El Bouaghi, is to provide advanced and in-depth training for students who wish to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of business law. The program focuses on developing students’ capabilities in understanding the legal system applied in the business field and analyzing contemporary legal challenges faced by companies and commercial institutions.
The Ph.D. program in Business Law aims to equip students with deep knowledge in the field of business law and its applications in the modern business environment. This includes studying advanced legal concepts in the areas of commercial contracts, intellectual property protection, commercial arbitration, company law, financial regulations, and judicial settlement of commercial disputes.
The Ph.D. in Business Law aims to graduate exceptional experts and specialized researchers in the field of business law. Students are expected to have the ability to conduct high-level research and critical analysis of complex legal problems related to companies and commercial institutions.
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Business Law must hold a Master’s degree in Business Law or related specializations within the Law department. The number of available seats for students is determined annually according to ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on national guidance from the relevant ministry, provided they hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in the required field.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Law department is implemented through a mixed study system, where students are required to attend lectures, seminars, practical workshops, and various academic activities scheduled in the first year of training. The program is organized in a mixed format between in-person studies and independent scientific research in the field of law. Students must fulfill the academic program requirements, conduct their research (such as a published article in a classified scientific journal), write a doctoral thesis, and defend it at the end of the training.
English Language
Specialization: Foreign Language Education
Training Description (Objectives)
The objective of the Ph.D. program in the English Language department, specializing in Foreign Language Education at Arabi Ben Mhidi University in Oum El Bouaghi, is to provide an advanced and specialized educational program for students interested in teaching and learning foreign languages, particularly the English language, in the context of education and learning.
The Ph.D. in Foreign Language Education aims to equip students with deep knowledge in the field of foreign language education and the application of the latest teaching methods and techniques in teaching the English language. The program includes studying theories of learning and teaching, curriculum development and assessment, and the use of technology in foreign language education.
The Ph.D. also aims to graduate proficient experts and researchers in the field of foreign language education, capable of analyzing contemporary educational challenges and developing effective strategies for teaching the English language. The program requires students to have the ability to conduct independent research and engage in critical thinking in the field of foreign language education.
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Foreign Language Education must hold a Master’s degree in Foreign Language Education or related specializations within the English Language department. The number of available seats for students is determined annually according to ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on national guidance from the relevant ministry, provided they hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in the required field.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the English Language department is implemented through a mixed study system, where students are required to attend lectures, seminars, practical workshops, and various academic activities scheduled in the first year of training. The program is organized in a mixed format between in-person studies and independent scientific research in the field of the English language. Students must fulfill the academic program requirements, conduct their research (such as a published article in a classified scientific journal), write a doctoral thesis, and defend it at the end of the training.
Computer Science
Specializations:
- Artificial Intelligence and its Applications
- Advanced Software Engineering and Applications
- Networks and Security
Training Description (Objectives)
The objective of the Ph.D. program in the Computer Science department, specializing in Artificial Intelligence and its Applications, Advanced Software Engineering and Applications, and Networks and Security at Arabi Ben Mhidi University in Oum El Bouaghi, is to provide an advanced and specialized educational program for students interested in specific areas of computer science.
The training program aims to develop students’ capabilities in the specified specializations, such as Artificial Intelligence and its Applications, Advanced Software Engineering and Applications, and Networks and Security. The program aims to equip students with in-depth knowledge and high-level skills in those areas, enabling them to deal with modern technical and technological challenges in the field of computer science.
The program also aims to graduate distinguished researchers and specialists in the field of computer science, capable of developing innovative techniques and solutions in the specified domains and applying them in various practical fields. The program includes the implementation of advanced scientific research and applied projects that enhance students’ understanding of computer science concepts and applications.
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in the Computer Science department must hold a Master’s degree in a relevant specialization related to the specified specializations, such as Artificial Intelligence and its Applications, Advanced Software Engineering and Applications, and Networks and Security. Applicants are selected based on the Ph.D. competition specified by the relevant ministry annually. International students are accepted based on national guidance from the supervising ministry, provided they hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in the required specialization.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Computer Science department is implemented through a mixed study system, where students are required to attend lectures, seminars, practical workshops, and various academic activities scheduled in the first year of training. The program is organized in a mixed format between in-person studies and independent scientific research in the field of computer science. Students must fulfill the academic program requirements, conduct their research (such as a published article in a classified scientific journal), write a doctoral thesis, and defend it at the end of the training
Mathematics
Specializations:
- Mathematical Analysis
- Applied Mathematics
Training Description (Objectives)
The Ph.D. program in the Mathematics department, specializing in Mathematical Analysis and Applied Mathematics at our university, aims to provide high-level education and advanced research in the field of mathematics. The program aims to develop students’ research skills and mathematical analysis capabilities while enhancing their deep understanding of contemporary mathematical theories and applications.
The program includes in-depth study of Mathematical Analysis, which focuses on developing the concepts and mathematical tools used to understand and solve complex mathematical problems. The topics covered include function analysis, differentiation, integration, quantum analysis, topology, and more.
Additionally, the program also covers Applied Mathematics and the practical use of mathematics in various fields such as natural sciences, engineering, economics, computer science, and statistics. Students’ skills in applying mathematical tools to real-world problems and solving them using appropriate mathematical techniques and methods are developed.
Admission Requirements
To enroll in the Ph.D. program in the Mathematics department, specializing in Mathematical Analysis and Applied Mathematics, applicants must hold a Master’s degree in Mathematics or a related field. The number of available seats is determined annually according to the policies and criteria adopted by the university.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Mathematics department is implemented through a combined in-person and research-based study system. Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, and various academic activities organized by the university. Additionally, students are required to conduct independent research in the field of mathematics, write a doctoral thesis, and defend it at the end of the program.
Chemistry
Specializations:
- Applied Chemistry
- Natural Product Chemistry
Training Description (Objectives)
The Ph.D. program in the Chemistry department, specializing in Applied Chemistry and Natural Product Chemistry at our university, aims to provide high-level education and advanced research in the field of chemistry. The program aims to develop students’ scientific research skills and enhance their understanding of chemical concepts and practical applications.
The program includes in-depth study of Applied Chemistry, which focuses on the use of chemical principles and techniques in various fields such as industry, environment, medicine, and agriculture. Students learn how to design, develop, analyze, and apply chemical compounds in solving practical problems.
Additionally, the program also emphasizes Natural Product Chemistry, which involves the study of chemical compounds found in natural resources such as plants, bacteria, and fungi. Students learn how to extract and analyze these compounds, study their chemical properties, and explore their therapeutic and industrial applications.
Admission Requirements
To enroll in the Ph.D. program in the Chemistry department, specializing in Applied Chemistry and Natural Product Chemistry, applicants must hold a Master’s degree in Chemistry or a related field. International students are accepted based on national guidelines from the relevant ministry.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Chemistry department is implemented through a combined in-person and research-based study system. Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, and various academic activities, in addition to conducting independent research and writing a doctoral dissertation, which will be defended at the end of the program.
Physics
Specialization: Materials Physics
Training Description (Objectives)
The Ph.D. program in the Physics department, specializing in Materials Physics at our university, aims to provide high-level education and advanced research in the field of materials physics. The program aims to develop students’ scientific research skills and foster a deep understanding of material interactions and their physical properties.
The program includes in-depth study of Materials Physics, which focuses on investigating the physical properties of materials and their effects on structure and performance. Students learn how to prepare and manufacture materials and study their composition and analysis using advanced physical analysis methods.
Additionally, the program also emphasizes the applications of Materials Physics in various fields such as industry, energy, electronics, and biotechnology. Students learn how to enhance material properties and develop new applications by studying material interactions and controlling their atomic and molecular structures.
Admission Requirements
To enroll in the Ph.D. program in the Physics department, specializing in Materials Physics, applicants must hold a Master’s degree in Physics or a related field. International students are accepted based on national guidelines from the relevant ministry.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Physics department is implemented through a combined in-person and research-based study system. Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, and various academic activities, in addition to conducting independent research and writing a doctoral dissertation, which will be defended at the end of the program.
Environmental and Environmental Sciences
Specialization: Environmental Science of Natural Environments
Training Description (Objectives)
The Ph.D. program in the Environmental and Environmental Sciences department, specializing in Environmental Science of Natural Environments at our university, aims to provide high-level education and advanced research in the field of environmental science and its impact on natural environments. The program aims to develop knowledge and a deep understanding of the interaction between living organisms, the environment, and their role in preserving natural environments.
The program includes in-depth study of environmental science and natural environmental sciences, which involve studying the biological and physical structure of the environment and its relationship with living organisms and environmental factors. Students learn how to assess and monitor natural environments, analyze environmental changes, and their impacts on ecosystems.
Additionally, the program also focuses on the applications of Environmental Science of Natural Environments in various fields such as biodiversity conservation, natural resource management, and assessing the impact of human projects on the environment. Students learn how to develop effective environmental policies and strategies to preserve natural environments and achieve sustainable development.
Admission Requirements
To enroll in the Ph.D. program in Environmental Science of Natural Environments, applicants must hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field such as Environmental Science, Environmental Biology, Environmental Chemistry, or a similar field. The number of available seats is determined according to academic criteria and ministerial decisions. International students may be accepted based on their submission of required documents and meeting specified conditions.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Environmental and Environmental Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system, where students interact with professors and researchers specialized in environmental science. The program includes theoretical lectures, seminars, and various academic activities. Students are committed to conducting independent research in the field of environmental science, writing a doctoral dissertation, and defending it at the end of the program.
Biological Sciences
Specializations:
- Biochemistry
- Plant Biology and Physiology
- Animal Biology and Physiology
Training Description (Objectives)
The Ph.D. program in the Biological Sciences department, with its specific specializations, aims to provide high-level education and advanced research in the fields of biochemistry, plant biology and physiology, and animal biology and physiology. The program aims to develop in-depth knowledge and comprehensive understanding of the biological processes and chemical interactions that occur in living organisms, plants, and animals.
The program includes in-depth study of the chemical and biological composition of living organisms, whether plant or animal. Students learn how to analyze and understand the complex biological processes in living organisms and study the ecological systems and chemical interactions that occur within them.
Additionally, the program focuses on practical applications in the specific fields, such as biochemical research, molecular biology, genetics, and plant and animal physiology. Students learn how to design and conduct experiments and utilize advanced techniques in the field of life sciences.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Ph.D. program in Biological Sciences with specific specializations requires applicants to hold a Master’s degree in relevant fields, such as biochemistry, biology, genetics, or similar specializations. The university typically determines the number of available seats annually based on academic criteria and requirements.
Study System
The Ph.D. program in the Biological Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system, where students combine theoretical classes with independent scientific research in the specific specializations. Students are required to fulfill the program’s academic requirements, conduct their own research, write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the program.
Commercial Sciences
Specialization: Marketing
Training Description (Objectives):
The Ph.D. program in the Business Sciences department, with a specialization in Marketing, aims to provide advanced education in the field of marketing and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in this professional field. The program focuses on developing analytical and research capabilities in students and applying them in the field of marketing.
The Ph.D. in Marketing specialization aims to enhance deep knowledge in the field of marketing and understand the fundamental concepts, theories, and advanced analytical tools in this field. The program includes the study of strategic marketing, brand management, international marketing, marketing research, digital marketing, and other related areas of marketing.
Additionally, the program addresses the challenges and modern trends in the field of marketing, such as network marketing, social marketing, and green marketing. The program encourages research and innovation in the field of marketing and the development of new and effective strategies to achieve marketing objectives.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Business Sciences with a specialization in Marketing are required to hold a Master’s degree in marketing or related fields. The number of available seats is determined based on academic criteria and specific requirements set by the university.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Business Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system. Students combine theoretical classes with independent scientific research in the field of marketing. Students are required to complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct their own research (such as case studies or strategic analyses), write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the program.
Management Sciences
Specialization: Financial Management
Training Description (Objectives):
The Ph.D. program in the Management Sciences department, with a specialization in Financial Management, aims to provide advanced education in the field of financial management and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in this professional field. The program aims to develop students’ capabilities in financial analysis, financial resource planning, and strategic financial decision-making.
The Ph.D. in Financial Management specialization aims to enhance deep knowledge in the field of financial management and understand the fundamental concepts, theories, and advanced analytical tools in this field. The program includes the study of corporate finance, capital management, investment evaluation, financial risk management, and other related areas of financial management.
Additionally, the program addresses the challenges and modern trends in the field of financial management, such as Islamic finance, green finance, asset management, and value discounting. The program encourages research and innovation in the field of financial management and the development of new and effective strategies to achieve financial management objectives.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Management Sciences with a specialization in Financial Management are required to hold a Master’s degree in financial management or related fields. The number of available seats is determined according to the admission policy and ministry regulations.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Management Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system. The program includes the study of advanced theoretical courses in the field of financial management, in addition to conducting independent research and studies in financial management topics. Students must complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of financial management, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation.
Economic Sciences
Specialization: Monetary and Banking Economics
Training Description (Objectives):
The Ph.D. program in the Economic Sciences department, with a specialization in Monetary and Banking Economics, aims to provide advanced education in the field of economics, monetary systems, and banking. The program aims to develop students’ research and analytical capabilities in the areas of monetary economics, monetary policy, and the financial system.
The Ph.D. in Monetary and Banking Economics specialization aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge in the field of economic theories related to money, monetary policy, and banking tools. The program includes the study of theories of money, central banks and their policies, the role of money in the economy, and financial markets and instruments.
Additionally, the program addresses issues such as inflation, financial stability, and fiscal and monetary policies. The program encourages students to conduct independent research and develop economic models and quantitative techniques in the field of monetary and banking economics.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Economic Sciences with a specialization in Monetary and Banking Economics are required to hold a Master’s degree in economics or related fields. The number of available seats is determined according to the admission policy and ministry regulations.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Economic Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system. The program includes the study of advanced theoretical courses in the field of monetary and banking economics, in addition to conducting independent research and studies in monetary and banking economics. Students must complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of monetary and banking economics, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation.
Financial and Accounting Sciences
Specialization: Accounting
Training Description (Objectives):
The Ph.D. program in the Financial and Accounting Sciences department, with a specialization in Accounting, aims to provide advanced education in the field of accounting and finance. The program aims to develop students’ research and analytical capabilities in the areas of accounting, auditing, and financial reporting.
The Ph.D. in Accounting specialization aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge in the field of advanced accounting theories and international accounting standards. The program includes the study of auditing, financial analysis, financial reporting, cost management, taxation, and accounting laws.
Additionally, the program addresses issues such as internal auditing, financial control, and professional ethics for accountants. The program encourages students to conduct independent research and develop accounting models and quantitative techniques in the field of accounting.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Financial and Accounting Sciences with a specialization in Accounting are required to hold a Master’s degree in accounting or related fields. The number of available seats is determined according to the admission policy and ministry regulations.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Financial and Accounting Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system. The program includes the study of advanced theoretical courses in the field of accounting and finance, in addition to conducting independent research and studies in accounting, auditing, and financial reporting.
Students must complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of accounting, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation at the end of the training.
Humanities – Media and Communication Sciences
Specializations:
- Audiovisual and New Technologies
- Public Communication and New Media
- Print and Electronic Journalism
Training Description (Objectives):
The study program in the Humanities department – Media and Communication Sciences aims to provide students with skills and knowledge in the fields of modern media and communication and their developments. The program aims to qualify students to work in the media and communication industry in various specializations.
The specific specializations aim to develop the technical and practical skills of students in specific areas. Audiovisual and New Technologies focus on the production of visual and audio media and the use of modern technologies in designing, editing, and producing visual and audio content. Public Communication and New Media focus on studying the relationship between the audience and the media and using new technologies in public communication. Print and Electronic Journalism focus on learning journalism, writing, and editing skills in print and electronic media.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the study program in the Humanities department – Media and Communication Sciences are required to hold a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, such as Media and Communication Sciences, Journalism, or Public Communication. Applicants may also be asked to submit a CV and a letter of intent highlighting their interests and goals in the field of media and communication.
Study System:
The Ph.D. program in the Media and Communication Sciences department is implemented through a mixed study system. The program includes the study of advanced theoretical courses in the field of media and communication, in addition to conducting independent research and studies. Students must complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of media and communication, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation at the end of the training.
Social Sciences – Psychology
Specialization: Work and Organizational Psychology
Training Description (Objectives):
The study program in the Social Sciences department – Psychology aims to enhance students’ understanding of the social and psychological factors that influence human behavior and interactions in work environments. The program aims to qualify students to work in the field of work and organizational psychology and understand its applications in the labor market and organizations.
The specific specialization focuses on studying the impact of psychological factors on work behavior and interactions within organizations and work environments. It aims to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to understand individual and collective work, decision-making processes, and interactions between employees and managers in the organizational context.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the study program in the Social Sciences department – Psychology are required to hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field, which may include general psychology, developmental psychology, educational psychology, or social psychology. Applicants may also be asked to submit a CV and a letter of intent outlining their interests and goals in the field of work and organizational psychology.
Study System:
The program is implemented through a combination of theoretical lectures, practical lessons, workshops, and case studies aimed at developing practical skills, analytical abilities, and effective communication in the context of work and organizational psychology. Students must complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of social sciences, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation at the end of the training.
Social Sciences – Educational Sciences
Specialization: Educational Psychology
Training Description (Objectives):
The program aims to provide a deep understanding of the psychological factors that impact the educational process and individual development in the educational context. The program also aims to qualify students to work in the field of educational psychology and apply their knowledge and skills to enhance the educational process and student development.
The study of educational psychology focuses on understanding the interactions between psychological and educational factors in educational environments. Students learn how to analyze student behavior, their psychological needs, and provide the necessary support and guidance. This includes studying concepts such as learning, cognitive, and social development, as well as psychological factors that influence student achievement and learning behavior.
Admission Requirements:
Enrollment in the Educational Psychology study program requires applicants to hold a Master’s degree in Education, Psychology, or a related field.
Study System:
The program is implemented through a variety of theoretical courses, practical lessons, and hands-on training. Students learn how to analyze data and use appropriate tools and techniques in educational psychology. Students are also required to complete the program’s academic requirements, conduct independent research in the field of social sciences – educational sciences, write a doctoral dissertation, and undergo a public defense of the dissertation at the end of the training.
Social Sciences – Sociology
Specialization: Organizational and Work Sociology
Training Description (Objectives):
The doctoral program in the Department of Social Sciences, specializing in Organizational and Work Sociology, at Arabi Bin Mahidi University in Umm Al-Bouaghi aims to provide advanced and in-depth training for students interested in studying organizations and social relationships in the workplace context. The program focuses on developing students’ abilities to understand social interactions within institutions and organizations, analyze social dynamics in the work environment, and study institutional change and social transformations in the context of work.
The doctoral program in Organizational and Work Sociology includes studying contemporary concepts and theories in the field of organization and work, analyzing social and cultural relations in the organizational environment, and developing strategies for managing institutional change and developing social practices in the field of work.
The doctoral program in Organizational and Work Sociology aims to graduate distinguished experts and specialized researchers in the field of organization and work. Students are expected to demonstrate the ability to conduct high-level research and critically analyze social and organizational dynamics in the workplace context.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants to the doctoral program in Organizational and Work Sociology must hold a Master’s degree in Sociology or related fields. The number of available seats and other admission criteria are determined by the university according to established policies and procedures.
Study System:
The doctoral program in the Department of Social Sciences, specializing in Organizational and Work Sociology, is implemented through a mixed study system, combining face-to-face instruction and independent scientific research. During the first year of training, students are required to attend lectures, seminars, workshops, and various academic activities. The program is organized in a way that requires students to fulfill the academic requirements of the program, conduct their own research (e.g., a published article in a recognized scientific journal), write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the educational program.
Electromechanics
Specialization: Industrial Maintenance
Training Description (Objectives):
The doctoral program in the Electromechanics department, specializing in Industrial Maintenance, aims to provide an advanced and in-depth educational program for students interested in developing their expertise in industrial maintenance and improving the performance of electromechanical systems in the industry. The program focuses on developing students’ capabilities in equipment and industrial machinery maintenance, fault analysis, developing preventive maintenance strategies, and advanced fault diagnosis.
The doctoral program in Industrial Maintenance in the Electromechanics department aims to graduate distinguished experts and specialized researchers in the field of industrial maintenance. The program includes studying the fundamental concepts of industrial maintenance, fault analysis techniques, electrical and mechanical equipment maintenance, maintenance management, and advanced preventive maintenance and fault diagnosis techniques. The training revolves around scientific research and advanced studies in the field of electromechanical systems maintenance.
Admission Requirements:
Enrollment in the doctoral program in Industrial Maintenance in the Electromechanics department requires applicants to hold a Master’s degree in Industrial Maintenance or related fields within the Electromechanics department. The number of available seats is determined annually according to ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on national guidance and university policies.
Study System:
The doctoral program in the Electromechanics department, specializing in Industrial Maintenance, is implemented through a full-time study system (on-site attendance). Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, workshops, and various scheduled academic activities throughout the training period. The program is organized in a way that requires students to complete the approved study units, conduct their own research, write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the educational program.
Electronics
Specialization: Electrical Control
Training Description (Objectives):
The doctoral program in the Electronics department, specializing in Electrical Control, aims to provide students with an advanced educational program in the field of electrical control and its applications in electronic systems. The program focuses on developing students’ capabilities in electrical control for advanced electronic devices, systems, and industrial automation.
The doctoral program in Electrical Control in the Electronics department aims to graduate specialized experts in the field of electrical control and its applications in electronic systems. The program includes studying the fundamental concepts of electrical control, mathematical analysis of dynamic systems, design and development of control systems, sensing and control techniques, advanced and multivariable control.
Admission Requirements:
Enrollment in the doctoral program in Electrical Control in the Electronics department requires applicants to hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Control or related fields within the Electronics department. The number of available seats is determined annually according to ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on the guidance and recommendations of the relevant authorities.
Study System:
The doctoral program in the Electronics department, specializing in Electrical Control, is implemented through a full-time study system (on-site attendance). Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, workshops, and various scheduled academic activities throughout the training period. The program is organized in a way that requires students to complete the approved study units, conduct their own research, write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the educational program.
Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Energy Engineering
Training Description (Objectives):
The doctoral program in the Mechanical Engineering department, specializing in Energy Engineering, aims to provide an advanced educational program in the field of energy engineering and its applications. The program aims to develop students’ capabilities in designing and analyzing sustainable energy systems and improving the efficiency of energy resource utilization.
The doctoral program in Energy Engineering in the Mechanical Engineering department aims to qualify graduates to work as experts in designing and developing sustainable energy systems. The program includes studying the fundamental concepts of energy and analyzing energy systems, designing and optimizing sustainable power generation plants, utilizing renewable energy and environmental conservation techniques, and managing and operating energy systems.
Admission Requirements:
Enrollment in the doctoral program in Energy Engineering in the Mechanical Engineering department requires applicants to hold a Master’s degree in Energy Engineering or related fields within the Mechanical Engineering department. The number of available seats is determined annually according to ministerial decisions. International students are accepted based on the guidance and recommendations of the relevant authorities.
Study System:
The doctoral program in the Mechanical Engineering department, specializing in Energy Engineering, is implemented through a full-time study system (on-site attendance). Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, workshops, and various scheduled academic activities throughout the training period. The program is organized in a way that requires students to complete the approved study units, conduct their own research, write a doctoral dissertation, and defend it at the end of the educational program.
Geology
Specialization: Sedimentary Basin Geology
Training Description (Objectives):
The study in the Geology department, specializing in Sedimentary Basin Geology, aims to provide a specialized educational program in understanding and studying sedimentary basin formations and the deposition and transformation processes that occur within them. The program aims to qualify students to work as specialized geologists in the exploration and exploitation of natural resources related to sedimentary basins and to analyze their environmental impacts.
The undergraduate program in Sedimentary Basin Geology includes studying the geological structure of sedimentary basins and analyzing their formations and rock layers, in addition to studying the deposition and transformation processes that occur within these basins. Students learn sampling techniques and laboratory analysis of rocks, soil, water, and other geological materials, as well as the use of modern techniques in geological imaging and data analysis.
Admission Requirements:
Enrollment in the undergraduate program in Sedimentary Basin Geology requires applicants to hold a high school diploma or its equivalent, with a preference for having taken earth science and geology courses in secondary school. The number of available seats is determined annually according to ministerial decisions.
Study System:
The Sedimentary Basin Geology program is implemented through a full-time study system (on-site attendance). Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, workshops, and various scheduled academic activities throughout the training period. The program is organized in a way that requires students to complete the approved study units, conduct field and laboratory research, as well as write and present a thesis at the end of the program.