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Saba University opens admission tests for master programs

[16/09/2018 06:24]

MARIB-SABA
The rector of the University of Sheba Dr. Mohammed Al-Qadasi and his deputy for Graduate Studies Dr. Hussein Al-Mousaie launched on Sunday the admission tests into master programsfor the first time in Marib province.

The master degrees will be in four applied and humanitarian fields.

During the inauguration, Dr.Al-Qadasi pointed out that 178 applicants for postgraduate studies are competing for 80 seatsdistributed in four disciplines, including Quran and Science, Arabic Language and Literature, Mathematics and Computer Science, at a rate of 20 seats for each specialization.

Al-Qadasipointed out that the university, which was established in 2016, has come a long way in the constructionof the halls, administrative offices, and in the organization of administrative work.