Faculty of Medicine Programs
The College of Postgraduate Studies and Academic Advancement of UST announces a three semester Master of Public Health. The program is introduced through a blended learning program that allows learners to continue working full time while pursuing the master’s degree, where the program’s daily activities will begin after the end of the working day (from 3 to 6 pm) at the medical complex postgraduate lecture room.
Admission requirements:
To be eligible for admission to the program, candidate:
- Should have a Bachelor degree with a good grade (second class-second division) as a minimum, in the relevant specialty of biological sciences (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, medical laboratories, veterinary medicine and public health).
- Students with a Bachelor degree and Postgraduate Diploma in a relevant specialty of biological sciences (mentioned above).
- A copy from the temporary or permanent registration.
- Complete the application form.
- Provide a full C.V.
- Two personal passport size photos.
- A copy of national ID.
- A certified university degree from higher education.
All documents should be submitted through ———
Application period: 30th of November – 30th of December 2022.
Master’s program will start at the 15th of January 2023.
For further information contact:
Email: hashimcommunity@ust.edu.sd
Telephone No: 0912385699
Faculty of Medical Laboratory Programs
Admission requirements according to the regulations for postgraduate studies at the University of Science and Technology
Admission requirements for Pre-Masters:
All graduates of the Bachelor of Medical Laboratories (general) or specialized are entitled to register.
Admission requirements for higher diploma:
For admission to a higher diploma, the following is required:
- Bachelor’s degree in general or specialization with a good grade (second class)
- A general baccalaureate degree or a major with an acceptable grade (third degree), provided that the student studies a number of qualifying courses during one or two semesters.
Admission requirements for a master’s degree:
For admission to a master’s degree in the relevant discipline, one of the following qualifications is required:
- Bachelor’s degree with honors, with a grade of good (second class), as a minimum.
- A bachelor’s degree (honours) with an acceptable grade (third degree), provided that the student studies a number of preparatory courses during one or two semesters.
- A bachelor’s degree in general or specialization with a grade of good (second class) at least, in addition to a higher diploma or a general qualification that the student must pass with a grade of good.
- Bachelor’s degree in general or specialization with an acceptable grade (third class) in addition to a higher diploma.
PhD admission requirements:
For admission to a doctoral degree, a master’s degree in the relevant specialization is required
For inquiries:
– Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Medical Laboratory : pst.grdt.crdtr.med.lab@ust.edu.sd
– College of Graduate Studies : pst.grdt&scntc.afrs.scry@ust.edu.sd
– Or come to the admission office of the engineering college
Faculty of Dentistry Programs
Admission requirements
- Should hold the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S.) or equivalent.
- Permanent registration certificate from Sudan Medical Council or equivalent.
- English proficiency test: ILETS (score of 6) or TOEFL (score of 75). Otherwise, a candidate must pass the UST Examination for Professional English (UST-EPE).
Applicants must provide declaration of full time obligation to the program.
For inquiries:
– Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Dentistry : pst.grdt.crdtr.den@ust.edu.sd
– College of Graduate Studies : pst.grdt&scntc.afrs.scry@ust.edu.sd
– Or come to the admission office of the engineering college
The program is held at the University Dental Hospital, Faculty of Dentistry, and the study is by courses and supplementary research, using the blended system. The total number of credit hours to complete the program is 120 credit hours. This program aims to:
- To provide the opportunity for the candidates to become orthodontists by increasing their knowledge in the specialty. To prepare program graduates to enter an academic or clinical (private or public) practice career.
- To train students to conduct independent research work, and to write and publish manuscripts in refereed journals.
The program qualifies the graduate to work as orthodontist and also as academic cadre
Admission requirements:
- Should hold the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S.) or equivalent.
- Permanent registration certificate from Sudan Medical Council or equivalent.
- English proficiency test: ILETS (score of 6) or TOEFL (score of 75). Otherwise, a candidate must pass the UST Examination for Professional English (UST-EPE).
Applicants must provide declaration of full time obligation to the program.
Study plan
Program structure | Number of courses |
Credit hours |
percentage | |
course | required | 11 | 45 | 37.5 |
optional | 00 | 00 | 00 | |
Thesis | 1 | 20 | 16.6 | |
Field experience | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
Laboratory & Clinical Training | 0 | 55 | 45.9 | |
Total | 0 | 120 | 100 |
Program courses:
First Year
Laboratory and Clinic
(20 Cr hrs) |
Basic Science & General Biologic Subjects
(5 Cr hrs) |
Orthodontic Therapy & Related Subjects
(15 Cr hrs) |
Edgewise technique (hands on course) | Anatomy of the head and neck | Classification |
Epidemiology | Etiology | |
Removable appliances
(hands on course) |
Biostatistics | Biologic reaction to tooth movement |
Clinical digital photography
(hands on course) |
Cell biology | Development of the dentition |
Treatment of patients with :
-modified edgewise technique -straight wire technique -conventional and self-ligating bracket – functional appliances |
Genetics | Craniofacial growth & development |
Radiology | Orthodontic technique and materials | |
Computer science | Orthodontic diagnosis and treatment plan | |
Journal club | ||
Occlusion | ||
Cephalometrics | ||
Orthodontic biomechanics | ||
Clinical conference (case presentation) | ||
Early mixed dentition treatment |
Second year
Research
(8 Cr hrs)
|
Laboratory & Clinical
(20 Cr hrs) |
Basic Science & General Biologic Subjects
(2 Cr hrs) |
Orthodontic Theory &Related Subjects
(10 Cr hrs) |
Masters in orthodontics | Functional appliances (hands on course) | Growth and development of the human body | Orthodontic techniques and materials |
Treatment of patients with :
– modified edge wise technique – straight wire technique -conventional and self ligating brackets. – functional appliances |
Syndromes related to the head and neck | Orthognathic surgery | |
Tempromandibular disorders | Adjunctive orthodontics
Periodontics peadodontics
|
||
Endodontics
Prosthodontics |
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Research methodology. | Orthodontic diagnosis and treatment plan | ||
Research Ethics | Clinical conference
( case presentation) |
||
Oral pathology | Journal club |
Third year
Research
(12 Cr hrs) |
Clinical
(15 Cr hrs) |
General Subjects
(3 Cr hrs) |
Orthodontic Related subjects
(10 Cr hrs) |
Masters in orthodontics | Treatment of patients with ;
– modified edge wise technique. – Straight wire technique. – Conventional & self ligating brackets. – functional appliances |
Practice management | Adult Orthodontic treatment |
Defending thesis | Completion and transfer of patient records | Oral health | Retention |
Final oral (clinical examination) | Psychology of child , adolescent and adult | Evaluation of post retention cases | |
Hazards in orthodontics
(root resorption, relapse) |
Iatrogenic considerations | ||
Clinical conference
( case presentation) |
|||
Journal club | |||
Cleft palate |
The number of graduates:
Program name | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
MSc Clinical Orthodontics | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
Faculty of Engineering Programs
Admission requirements
Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:.
– Candidates for the program must meet the general conditions for registration for postgraduate studies at the University of Science and Technology.
– The applicant to register for the study must have a Bachelor’s degree with honors in the relevant field or fields similar to master’s programs from the University of Science and Technology or its equivalent.
– The student must be a full-time student.
– be fluent in English.
For inquiries:
– Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Engineering : pst.grdt.crdtr.eng@ust.edu.sd
– College of Graduate Studies : pst.grdt&scntc.afrs.scry@ust.edu.sd
– Or come to the admission office of the engineering college
Admission requirements :
Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
- Candidates for the Master’s Program in Telecommunications Engineering must meet the requirements General registration for higher degrees at the University of Science and Technology.
- The applicant to register for the study must have a bachelor’s degree with honors in Communications engineering, electronic or computer engineering, software systems engineering, or Similar fields from the University of Science and Technology or its equivalent.
- That the student be a full-time student.
- He should be fluent in English.
Mission Statement
Supporting higher education in Sudan by providing suitable environment for students to become qualified engineers who can contribute to the field of communications engineering locally and regionally. That is through a diversified and advanced plan in communications engineering. the program is offered in the Faculty of Engineering Complex, University of Science and Technology, The study is by courses only, with 36 credit hours. The program aims to scientifically prepare students, rehabilitate them and provide them with sufficient techniques, theoretically and scientifically. That is designed in the fields of communications engineering،they are to contribute to the development of technical awareness and raise the efficiency of university graduates, to train and qualify them at the master’s level, It is also to prepare them to participate in the implementation of plans for the development and development of the state in communications engineering. Providing students with detailed knowledge and a deep and good understanding of the rapidly developing field of Communications Engineering Providing professional training for students in theoretical and practical fields related to Communications Engineering,
Forming a broad and deep idea about the industrial applications and requirements of Communications and Information Engineering and related administrative issues , develop self-learning skills and objective assessment when Students and their encouragement for self-learning and continuous professional development.
The program qualifies the graduate to work in companies, banks, private and public sector institutions, in the fields of e-commerce, and others.
Study plan:
First Semester:
Contacted hours per week | Credit hours | Course name | Course code | |
practical | theory | |||
— | 3 | 3 |
engineering mathematics
|
TE01 |
3 | 3 | 3 | Introduction to communications engineering and signal analysis
|
TE02 |
3 | 3 | 3 | advanced digital signal processor
|
TE03 |
3 | 3 | 3 | digital communication engineering
|
TE04 |
9 | 12 | 12 | Total |
Second Semester:
Contacted hours per week | Credit hours | Course name | Course code | |
practical | theory | |||
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
12 | 12 | 12
|
Total |
Third Semester:
Contacted hours per week | Credit hours | Course name | Course code | |
practical | theory | |||
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | Optional course | |
3 | 3 | 3 | project | |
12 | 12 | 12
|
Total |
Program components and total contact hours:
Percentage | Total | Contact Hours | Credit Hours | Field
|
||||
Practical | Theory | |||||||
4.5% | 45 | — | 45 | 3 | Maths | |||
27% | 270 | 135 | 135 | 9 | Compulsory courses in the engineering and processing of communications signals | |||
64% | 630 | 315 | 315 | 21 | Elective courses in Communications and Networks Engineering | |||
4.5% | 45 | 45 | — | 3 | The project | |||
100% | 990 | 540 | 495 | 36 | Total | |||
Compulsory courses:
Subject | Credit hours | Course code | No. |
Engineering Mathematics | 3 | TE01 | 1 |
Introduction to communication systems and signal analysis | 3 | TE02 | 2 |
Advanced digital signal processing | 3 | TE03 | 3 |
Advanced Digital Communications Engineering | 3 | TE04 | 4 |
Elective Courses: (ب)
Subject | Course code | No. |
Real-time computer for communications systems | TE5 | 5 |
Modeling and simulation | TE06 | 6 |
Computer and communications network | TE07 | 7 |
Microwave Circuits principle and design | TE08 | 8 |
Optical Fiber communication | TE09 | 9 |
Wireless communication and Mobile Networks | TE10 | 10 |
|
||
Satellite communications | TE11 | 11 |
Radio Systems Design | TE12 | 12 |
Antenna and RF system | TE13 | 13 |
Computer Architecture | TE14 | 14 |
Adhoc network | TE16 | 15 |
Microwave system engineering | TE16 | 16 |
Data communication Networks | TE17 | 17 |
Information theory and coding | TE18 | 18 |
Routing and Switching | TE19 | 19 |
Switching and Network Traffic Modelling:
|
TE20 | 20 |
IP Networks:
|
TE21 | 21 |
Radio Frequency (RF) Circuit Engineering:
|
TE22 | 22 |
Traffic Theory
|
TE23 | 23 |
Broadband Networks
|
TE24 | 24 |
High Speed Networks
|
TE25 | 25 |
wireless Communication system:
|
TE26 | 26 |
Selected topic | TE27 | 27 |
Faculty of Computer Science Programs
Admission requirements
Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
A Bachelor’s degree, first or second class honors, in Computer Science or any other equivalent discipline from the College of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university, or a Higher Diploma in Computer Science with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 from the College of Science Computer and Information Technology, University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
For inquiries:
– Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Computer Science : pst.grdt.crdtr.cs@ust.edu.sd
– College of Graduate Studies : pst.grdt&scntc.afrs.scry@ust.edu.sd
– Or come to the admission office of the engineering college
Admission requirements:
1. Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
2. Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second honors, in Computer Science or any other equivalent discipline from the College of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university,
3. or obtaining a Higher Diploma in Computer Science with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 as a minimum College of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
The program is held in the City of Knowledge in the Engineering Complex, and the study system is based on courses and supplementary research, in the blended system. The total number of credit hours to complete the program is 36 hours.This program aims to qualify students in the field of computer science to contribute to meeting the country’s need for qualified cadres in computer science and applications, which the country needs to bridge the digital divide and build an economy and information society, and contribute to enriching scientific research.The program qualifies the graduate to work in: computer training centers, software development houses, educational program development houses, companies, banks, computerized private sector institutions, websites design and management companies, e-commerce fields, and others.
Study plan:
percentage | Credit hour | Number of courses | Program structure | |
50% | 15 | 5 | core | courses |
50% | 15 | 5 | elective | |
– | 6 | – | Graduation project | |
– | – | – | thesis | |
– | – | – | Field experience | |
– | – | – | others | |
– | 36 | 10 | total |
Program courses:
Credit hours | Prerequisites for the course | Core
Or elective |
Course name
|
Course code
|
Semester |
3 | Basic concepts of programming languages | core | Advanced programming languages concepts | CS341 |
First semester
|
3 | Fundamentals of algorithm analysis and design | core | Advanced algorithm analysis and design | CS210 | |
3 | computer network basics | core | advanced computer networks | CS330 | |
3 | – | elective | advanced computing theory | CS342 | |
3 | The basics of encryption and network security | elective | Encryption and Network Security | CS331 | |
3 | operating system basics | elective | advanced operating systems | CS323 |
Second semester
|
3 | The basics of oriented programming. | core | Advanced Oriented Programming in Java | CS344 | |
3 | The basics of building compilers | elective | Building Compilers | CS345 | |
3 | Basics of database management systems | elective | advanced database management systems | CCS371 | |
3 | computer drawing basics | elective | advanced computer drawing | CS255 |
The number of graduates:
Program name | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
Diploma/Master in computer Science | 8 | 30 | 20 | 23 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
The program is held in the City of Knowledge in the Engineering Complex, and the study system is based on courses and supplementary research, in the blended system. The total number of credit hours to complete the program is 36 hours.This program aims to qualify students in the field of computer science to contribute to meeting the country’s need for qualified cadres in computer science and applications, which the country needs to bridge the digital divide and build an economy and information society, and contribute to enriching scientific research.The program qualifies the graduate to work in: computer training centers, software development houses, educational program development houses, companies, banks, computerized private sector institutions, websites design and management companies, e-commerce fields, and others..
Admission requirements:
1. Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
2. Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second honors, in Computer Science or any other equivalent discipline from the College of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university,
3. or obtaining a Higher Diploma in Computer Science with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 as a minimum College of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
Study plan:
percentage | Credit hour | Number of courses | Program structure | |
%33 | 12 | 4 | core | courses |
%50 | 18 | 6 | elective | |
%17 | 6 | – | Graduation project |
Program courses:
Credit hours | Prerequisites for the course | Core
Or elective |
Course name
|
Course code
|
Semester |
3 | Internet basics | إcore | data management | ISC03 |
First semester
|
3 | Basics of data mining methods | core | Analysis, modeling and design | ISC04 | |
3 | Multimedia basics | core | Project and Change Management | ISE01 | |
3 | – | إcore | Data mining and business intelligence | ISE04 | |
3 | The basics of encryption and network security | core | Object-oriented analysis and design | ISE9 | |
3 | computer network basics | core | Information Systems Management | ISC02 |
Second semester
|
3 | The basics of oriented programming. | إcore | Data communication and networking | ISC01 | |
3 | – | core | decision making systems | ISE10 | |
3 | Software engineering fundamentals | core | Advanced Software Engineering | ISE12 | |
3 | Fundamentals of artificial intelligence applications | إcore | Information systems security management | ISE06 |
The number of graduates:
Program name | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
Master in Information Systems | 21 | 30 | 40 | 17 | 7 | 0 | 0 |
Admission requirements:
1. Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
2. Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second honors, in Computer Science or any other equivalent discipline from the College of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university,
3. or obtaining a Higher Diploma in Computer Science with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 as a minimum College of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
The program is held in the City of Knowledge in the Engineering Complex, and the study is by courses and supplementary research, using the blended system (Blended), with a total of 48 credit hours. This program aims to graduate qualified students in information technology in both the academic and professional fields, familiar with modern technologies in information technology and its applications in the cognitive and life fields, and contribute to the enrichment of scientific research.The program qualifies the graduate to work in computer training centers, software development houses, educational programs development houses, companies, banks, computerized private sector institutions, websites design and management companies, e-commerce fields, and others.
Study plan:
percentage | Credit hour | Number of courses | Program structure | |
%33 | 12 | 4 | core | courses |
%50 | 18 | 6 | elective | |
%17 | 6 | – | Graduation course |
Program courses:
Credit hours | Prerequisites for the course | Core
Or elective |
Course name
|
Course code
|
Semester |
3 | Internet basics | core | advanced web apps | ITC03 |
First semester
|
3 | Basics of data mining methods | Core | Advanced data mining methods | ITC04 | |
3 | multimedia basics | elective | Advanced Multimedia | ITE01 | |
3 | – | elective | machine learning | ITE04 | |
3 | The basics of encryption and network security | elective | Advanced Information Security Topics | ITE9 | |
3 | computer network basics | Core | advanced computer networks | ITC02 |
Second semester
|
3 | Oriented programming basics. | Core | Advanced Oriented Programming in Java | ITC01 | |
3 | – | elective | mobile computing | ITE10 | |
3 | Software engineering fundamentals | elective | Advanced Software Engineering | ITE12 | |
3 | Fundamentals of artificial intelligence applications | elective | Advanced Artificial Intelligence Applications | ITE06 |
The number of graduates:
Program name | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
Master of Information Technology | 0 | 0 | 2 | 129 | 61 | 30 | 6 |
Admission requirements:
1. Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
2. Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second honors, in Computer Science or any other equivalent discipline from the College of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university,
3. or obtaining a Higher Diploma in Computer Science with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 as a minimum College of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
The program is held in the City of Knowledge in the Engineering Complex, and the study system is based on courses and supplementary research, in the blended system. The total number of credit hours to complete the program is 36 hours. This program aims to graduate qualified students in information security in both the academic and professional fields, familiar with modern technologies in information security and its applications in the fields of knowledge and life, as well as contribute to the enrichment of scientific research.The program qualifies the graduate to work in: computer training centers, software development houses, educational program development houses, companies, banks, computerized private sector institutions, websites design and management companies, e-commerce fields, and others..
Study plan:
percentage | Credit hour | Number of courses | Program structure | |
%33 | 12 | 4 | core | courses |
%50 | 18 | 6 | elective | |
%17 | 6 | – | Graduation course |
Program courses:
Credit hours | Prerequisites for the course | Core
Or elective |
Course name
|
Course code
|
Semester |
3 | Database basics | core | database security | ISecC01 |
First semester
|
3 | Information security basics | Core | Advanced topics in information security | ISecC02 | |
3 | – | core | digital analysis | ISecE01 | |
3 | – | Core | Attack and moral hack | ISecE02 | |
3 | – | core | cloud computing security | ISecE03 | |
3 | computer network basics | Core | network security | ISecC03 |
Second semester
|
3 | Encryption basics. | Core | Cryptography | ISecC04 | |
3 | operating system basics | core | Operating Systems Security | ISecE04 | |
3 | Core | ISecE06 | |||
3 | web application basics | core | Web application security | ISecE07 |
The number of graduates:
Program name | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
Master of Information Security | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 20 | 11 |
Faculty of Administrative Sciences Programs
Admission requirements:
Fulfilling the admission requirements according to the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second class honors, in business administration or any other similar discipline from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university. Or obtaining a higher diploma in business administration from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology or from any other similar university.
For inquiries:
– Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Administrative Sciences : pst.grdt.crdtr.mngt@ust.edu.sd
– College of Graduate Studies : pst.grdt&scntc.afrs.scry@ust.edu.sd
– Or come to the admission office of the engineering college
The program is offered at the College of Administrative Sciences, and the study is by courses and research paper, in the mixed system (Blended), with 48 credit hours.
This program aims to take advantage of the university’s capabilities to implement a modern study plan that contributes to qualifying graduates at the level of a master’s degree so that they can upgrade their professional and academic performance, moreover they will be able to acquire the knowledge necessary to conduct scientific research, to participate in advancing the development wheel in the country, and to enrich knowledge in general, and scientific and technical ones.
In particular, the program qualifies the graduate to work in companies, banks, private and public sector institutions, in the fields of e-commerce, and others.
Admission requirements:
Fulfilling the admission requirements in accordance with the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second class honors, in business administration or any other similar discipline from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university. Or obtaining a higher diploma in business administration from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology or from any other similar university.
Study plan:
Program structure | Number of courses | Credit hours | percentage | |
course | Require | 00 | course | |
اoptional | ||||
Graduation project | 0 | 0 | ||
Thesis | 0 | 0 | 00 | |
Field experience | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
اother | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Program courses:
semester
|
Course code | Course name | required
or optional
|
Prerequisites for the course –
|
Credit hours |
First semester
|
Principles of Accounting | Required | 3 | ||
Principles of Economics | 3 | ||||
Principles of Marketing | 3 | ||||
Quantitative Methods | 3 | ||||
Principles of Management | 3 | ||||
Second semester
|
Strategic Management | 3 | |||
Marketing Management | 3 | ||||
Organizational Behavior | 3 | ||||
Managerial Accounting | 3 | ||||
Financial Management | 3 | ||||
Third semester | MIS | 3 | |||
TQM | 3 | ||||
Human Resource | 3 | ||||
Advance Financial Mgt | 3 | ||||
Operation Research | 6 |
study fees
(Fees 200 thousand for Sudanese, 2000 dollars for non-Sudanese)
Admission requirements:
- Fulfilling the admission requirements in accordance with the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
- Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second class honors, in business administration or any other similar discipline from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university.
- Obtaining a higher diploma in business administration from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
The program is offered in the College of Administrative Sciences, and the study is by courses and research paper, in the blended system (Blended), with a number of 30 credit hours. This program aims to take advantage of the university’s capabilities to implement a modern study plan that contributes to qualifying graduates at the level of a master’s degree so that they can upgrade their professional and academic performance, and acquire the knowledge necessary to conduct scientific research, to participate in advancing the development wheel in the country, and to enrich knowledge in general, and scientific and technical ones. In particular, the program qualifies the graduate to work in companies, banks, private and public sector institutions, in the fields of e-commerce, and others.
Study plan:
Program structure | Number of courses | Credit hours | percentage | |
course | Require | 00 | course | |
اoptional | ||||
Graduation project | 0 | 0 | ||
Thesis | 0 | 0 | 00 | |
Field experience | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
اother | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Program courses:
semester
|
Course code | Course name | required
or optional
|
Prerequisites for the course–
|
Credit hours |
First semester
|
Principles of Economics | required | 3 | ||
Principles of Accounting | 3 | ||||
Principles of Management | 3 | ||||
organizational behavior | 3 | ||||
Quantitative methods | 3 | ||||
Second semester
|
Cost accounting | 3 | |||
Production and Operations Management | 3 | ||||
financial management | 3 | ||||
Human Resource Management | 3 | ||||
Basics of Marketing | 3 |
Admission requirements:
- Fulfilling the admission requirements in accordance with the Higher Education Regulations, which are as follows:
- Obtaining a bachelor’s degree, first or second class honors, in accounting or in any other similar discipline from the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology, or any other similar university.
- Obtaining a higher diploma in accounting from the College of Administrative Sciences, the University of Science and Technology or any other similar university.
The program is offered in the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, and the study is by courses and supplementary research, in the mixed system (Blended), with a number of 48 credit hours.
This program aims to take advantage of the university’s capabilities to implement a modern study plan that contributes to qualifying graduates at the level of a master’s degree so that they can upgrade their professional and academic performance. Moreover, they can acquire the knowledge necessary to conduct scientific research, to participate in advancing the development wheel in the country, and to enrich knowledge in general, and scientific and technical ones. In particular, the program qualifies the graduate to work in companies, banks, private and public sector institutions, in the fields of e-commerce, and others.
Study plan:
Program structure | Number of courses | Credit hours | percentage | |
course | required | 14 | 42 | 87.5 |
optional | 00 | 00 | 00 | |
Graduation project | 1 | 6 | 12.5 | |
Total | 15 | 48 | 100 |
Program courses:
semester
|
Course code | Course name | required
or optional
|
Prerequisites for the course –
|
Credit hours |
First semester
|
501 | Advanced Financial Accounting | required
|
3 | |
502 | Accounting for zakat and taxes | 3 | |||
503 | International Accounting Standards | 3 | |||
501 | financial analysis strategies | 3 | |||
501 | Securities and money markets | 3 | |||
Second semester
|
601 | accounting administration | 3 | ||
602 | accounting theory | 3 | |||
603 | The method of scientific research | 3 | |||
601 | Islamic Finance and Islamic Accounting Standards | 3 | |||
602 | financial management | 3 | |||
Third semester | 701 | Accounting Information Systems | 3 | ||
702 | Internal Audit and Corporate Governance | 3 | |||
703 | Contemporary Topics in Accounting | 3 | |||
701 | International Finance | 3 | |||
702 | research paper | 6 |