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Academics Overview


Dar Al Hekma University prides itself in the rich variety of undergraduate and graduateprograms that it offers. Under the three schools that it has; namely the School of Business and Law, the School of Education, Health, and Behavioral Sciences, and the School of Engineering, Computing, and Design, the University offers 13 (Please make sure that the number is correct.) undergraduate programs and five (Please make sure that the number is correct.) master programs.

Other than that, the University has a Department of General Education which offers a wide range of core and elective courses for all the students of the University.

There is also a University Academic Preparation Program (UAPP)for students who need to improve their English skills mainly in writing, reading, and listening and speaking before they can start their major courses.

Personal and professional development could be attained through the courses offered at the Department of Continuing Education which comprises general and academic English language programs together with a varied set of professional programs.


University of Academic Preparation Program (UAPP)
Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
General Education

Schools

School of Business & Law
School of Education, Health and Behavioural Sciences
School of Engineering, Computing and Design

Academic Resources and Centers

  • Arabic Writing Studio
  • Math Support Lab
  • English Writing Studio
  • Central Academic Advising Unit
  • Learning Lab
  • Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences clinic
 
 
Message from Office of theProvost

We are entrusted by our students to provide them with education and learning experiences of the highest quality. We rely upon the dedication of our outstanding faculty members and our capable staff. With passion in their hearts, knowledge in their minds, and skills in hand, our graduates go out to make a mark in their community as they serve their professions.
It gives us great honor to serve our students!

Dr. Eiman Kurdi

Vice President of Academic Affairs




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Continuing Education

The Continuing Education Department (CED) offers a wide range of courses to both the student body of the University and the local community.

English Language Programs
Diplomas
Professional Certifications
Short Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

From 12 to 18 hours / week for major students and from 20 to 26 hours / week for University Academic Preparation Program (UAPP) students.

Tutorials are conducted either one-on-one or in small groups as a support for students who need to develop their mathematical literacy, English and Arabic writing, improve their time management, and enhance their study skills and speech. It can involve peer tutoring or booking sessions with a specialized instructor.

  • Math tutoring Lab
  • English Writing Studio
  • Arabic Writing Studio
  • Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Clinic 

Every new student is assigned an academic advisor from the date of admission till the date of graduation. In addition to the assigned academic advisor, there is a Central Academic Advisor (CAA) in each program who provides additional support to the assigned academic advisor(s) in their tasks and responsibilities stated below:  

  1. Creates, in collaboration with the Central Academic Advisor, a welcoming and supportive environment for advisees;
  2. Provides accurate, consistent, and timely information to advisees;
  3. Meets regularly with the advisees and monitors their academic progress;
  4. Assists advisees in:
    • Planning their academic schedule within their major/program and resolving problems related to their progress;
    • Understanding academic-related policies, procedures, rules and regulations;
    • Following the respective Plan of Study of the academic program;
    • Selecting courses, including general, major, prerequisites and electives;
    • Using University resources and services;
    • Completing graduation requirements and applying for graduation;
    • Improving their academic status during academic probation;
    • Helping generate effective and practical solutions for any academic problems;
    • Referring students to the Office of the Dean of Student Affairs  and/or counseling services, when needed;
    • Monitoring individual student academic progress and collaborating with academic advisors,  the Head of the Central Academic Advising Unit (CAADU), and the Program Director to  proactively advise   the concerned advisee especially in cases of academic probation, expected graduate students, and critical-case students. 

We have a Writing Studio available to all Dar Al-Hekma students. The Writing Studio was established to help students improve their writing skills where it offers one-to-one tutoring sessions by appointment. These sessions typically address such areas as paragraph development, organization, word choice, punctuation, sentence structure, and reference citation.  Such sessions will enable students to learn productive habits in pre-writing, the actual writing process, and above all to critically evaluate their work through introducing radical changes in their approach to writing.

We have many resources available to help students. The University  has an academic support unit that is committed to enriching the academic experience of students  by helping them overcome academic difficulties. The Academic Support Unit helps students who experience challenges with their course work by addressing their individual needs and devising a customized plan of action for every student. These services include:

  • Psycho-educational assessment: When necessary, a comprehensive assessment of the student is  carried out to identify her strengths and weaknesses. Assessments aid in providing the adequate learning support for the student and implementing necessary accommodations on testing procedures.
  • Tutorials: These are conducted either one-on-one or in small groups to support students in developing their mathematical/literacy skills, time management and study skills. It can involve peer tutoring or booking sessions with a specialized instructor.

Workshops: They focus on enhancing student's skills in a number of areas in support of their learning. Topics covered may include effective study skills, time management and test-taking strategies. 


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