King Faisal University grants educational opportunities to 176 non-Saudi students of both genders in the academic year 1446 AH. The students, from various Arab and other countries, will be pursuing bachelor's and diploma-level degrees. The selection includes both residents in the Kingdom and young people from abroad; students will be enrolled in 14 different colleges covering a range of specializations. Dean of Admission and Registration Dr. Mohammed bin Abdel-Wahhab Al-Fredan stressed that this initiative aligns with the university's goal of promoting international cultural diversity in its academic and research environment. He also said that King Faisal University will offer a variety of services to support the new students, helping them to integrate smoothly into the academic atmosphere. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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