Duration
2 years
Intake
February, September
Total Tuition Fees
25400
Faculties
College of Social Sciences
Course Overview
The Master of Philosophy in Policy Studies (Research) is considered an advanced research specialization that focuses on studying and analyzing public policies and their impact on society, the economy, and institutions. The program emphasizes the development of research, analysis, policy formulation, and evaluation skills through the study of contemporary political, social, economic, and developmental issues. It also aims to prepare researchers and specialists capable of providing solutions based on scientific evidence and contributing to the development of government and institutional policies and improving the decision-making process in various sectors.
The specialization focuses on:
- Analysis of public policies.
- Evaluation of government policies and programs.
- Planning and decision-making.
- Economic and social policies.
- Governance and public administration.
- Research methodologies and methods in policy studies.
- Sustainable development and development policies.
English Requirements
6 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
1. Copy of the passport (first page).
2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript.
3. Two academic recommendation letters.
4. Personal photo (white background).
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
6. IELTS certificate (if available).
If you have graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same field.
Note! Please have the requirements translated into English by an accredited translation center, and submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Public Policy Researcher.
Policy Analyst.
Governmental or Institutional Advisor.
Strategic Planning Specialist.
Studies and Development Expert.
Program and Project Analyst.
Governance and Public Administration Specialist.
Advisor in International Organizations.
Research and Studies Director.
Lecturer or Academic in Public Policy and Social Sciences.

