Jeddah university records more than 100k admissions

1,260 students have been accepted into the diploma program of the Applied College. (Supplied)
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Updated 30 August 2022
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Jeddah university records more than 100k admissions

  • More than 7,021 male and female students have been accepted into the undergraduate program

RIYADH: More than 100,000 students have applied to the University of Jeddah for the new academic year through an electronic portal.

The official spokesperson of the university, Al-Hijaz Al-Thaqafi, said that the number of applicants to the university had reached 100,300 students.

The university’s Deanship of Admission and Registration has finished sorting and processing the admission applications based on the number of students allowed in each program by the University Council.

More than 7,021 male and female students have been accepted into the undergraduate program.

About 1,260 students have been accepted into the diploma program of the Applied College, which offers programs that keep pace with the changing aspirations of the labor market such as tourist guidance, environmental protection technology, and hotel and hospitality management.

For the first time, more than 427 male and female students, who were unable to enroll in the bachelor’s programs due to limited numbers, have been accepted in qualifying programs in the evening shift.

If the students passes with high GPA, they would be given an opportunity to enroll in one of the regular programs.

Students have also been enrolled in other programs such as science and innovation, sports, the Holy Qur’an, and culture and arts.

 

 


New initiative to train 900 Saudis in media sector

Updated 17 February 2026
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New initiative to train 900 Saudis in media sector

  • The agreement caters for specialized media career days, English language programs tailored for the media and communications sector, and professional certification across various media fields

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Human Resources Development Fund has announced a strategic partnership with the SPA (Saudi Press Agency) Academy for News Training to train 900 job seekers for technical and specialized media careers.

The agreement caters for specialized media career days, English language programs tailored for the media and communications sector, and professional certification across various media fields.

These initiatives aim to enhance professional skills and improve the quality of media performance, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.

Each program will run for 12 months, equipping participants with the technical and creative skills to meet the demands of the evolving media sector.

The initiative is expected to boost employment opportunities, support private sector growth by providing qualified personnel, and promote digital and media innovation.