Qualification : Bachelor's Degree

The Information Technology (IT) program focuses on developing the technical skills and knowledge
necessary for success in various areas of technology. The program includes a range of courses
covering both foundational and advanced topics. The minimum duration for completing the Information
Technology program is four years. The program generally follows a semester system, with each
semester comprising 6 to 8 courses. Students typically need to complete approximately 140 credit
hours throughout their studies. This structured approach ensures that students receive a
comprehensive education while allowing for practical training and skill development in the field of
information technology.
Specializations: Cybersecurity: Developing skills to protect data and networks from cyber threats;
Network Design: Understanding network architecture and management, with opportunities for practical
application; Artificial Intelligence: Learning AI techniques and their applications across various fields;
Data Analysis: Utilizing tools and methods for data analysis to support decision-making processes

Entry Requirements 

To enroll in the Information Technology program, applicants must meet the following criteria: Completion of Secondary Education: Applicants must hold a secondary school diploma (high school) from a scientific track. Passing the Entrance Exam: Candidates are required to pass an entrance exam set by the university to ensure they possess the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the program. These requirements are designed to ensure that students have a solid scientific foundation for their studies.