Doctor of Philosophy in Social Sciences (PhD)

The Doctor of Philosophy in Social Sciences is the highest academic degree in the field of social sciences, and aims to prepare researchers and experts capable of studying and analyzing social phenomena, and developing scientific knowledge through advanced research. The program focuses on conducting original research in areas such as sociology, social psychology, international relations, public policy, community development, and cultural studies, while providing scholarly solutions to the challenges facing societies. The specialization is mainly based on independent scientific research, data analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, and the preparation of a scientific thesis that makes a new contribution to the field of social sciences. The researcher in this specialization focuses on: Conducting advanced research in the social sciences. Study and analyze societal issues and phenomena. Design and implementation of field studies. Data analysis and scientific reporting. Publication in peer-reviewed scientific journals and international conferences.

6 in IELTS

1. Passport copy (first page). 2. Copy of Master's Certificate with transcript. 3. Two academic recommendation letters. 4. Portrait (white background). 5. Experience certificate of at least two years. 6. Curriculum vitae (CV). In case of research studies, please attach the research topic file (Proposal). Disclaimer! Please translate the requirements into English from one of the accredited translation centers, and submit the requirements in pdf format.

University professor of social sciences. Academic researcher in universities and research centers. Advisor on Public Policy and Development. Expert in Social Studies. Policy Analyst and Field Researcher. Working in government agencies. Working in international organizations and civil society organizations. Work in study and consulting centers. Leading research and development projects. Developing social policies and programs.