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Index of Universities الئحة الجامعات 2013 Index of Universities ﻻئحة الجامعات 2013 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 521 Index of Universities University Page A’Sharqiyah University (Oman) 263 Abdelmalek Essaadi University, Tetouan (Morocco) 239 Abu Dhabi University (UAE) 450 Ahfad University for Women (Sudan) 373 Ahliya University (Bahrain) 59 Ahlulbait University (Iraq) 150 Ahram Canadian University (Egypt) 100 Ain Shams University (Egypt) 72 Ajloun National Private University (Jordan) 171 Ajman University of Science and Technology (UAE) 451 Al Ain University of Science and Technology (UAE) 452 Al Al-Bayt University (Jordan) 159 Al Baha University (SA) 291 Al Bayda’ University (Yemen) 479 Al Faisal University (SA) 326 Al Ghurair University (UAE) 453 Al Hosn University (UAE) 454 Al Jouf University (SA) 292 Al Quaraouiyine University, Fes (Morocco) 240 Al Ruwwad University (UAE) 455 Al Watan University (UAE) 456 Al Yamamah University (SA) 327 Al-Ahgaff University (Yemen) 491 Al-Ahliyya Amman University (Jordan) 172 Al-Akhawayn University, Ifrane (Morocco) 255 Al-Andalus University for Science and Technology (Yemen) 492 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 522 University Page Al-Aqsa University – Gaza (Palestine) 272 Al-Azhar University – Gaza (Palestine) 273 Al-Azhar University (Egypt) 73 Al-Balqa Applied University (Jordan) 160 AlBoutana University (Sudan) 337 Al-Eman University (Yemen) 493 Alexandria University (Egypt) 76 Al-Fashir University (Sudan) 338 Alhikma University (Yemen) 494 Al-Hussein Bin Talal University (Jordan) 162 Al-Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (SA) 293 Al-Istiklal University (Palestine) 274 Al-Jazeera University (Yemen) 495 Al-Manar University of Tripoli (Lebanon) 205 Al-Mughtaribeen University (Sudan) 374 Al-Muthana University (Iraq) 119 Al-Nahrain University (Iraq) 120 Al-Nasser University (Yemen) 496 Al-Neelain University (Sudan) 339 Al-Qasim Green University (Iraq) 121 Al-Quds Open University (Palestine) 275 Al-Quds University (Palestine) 276 Al-Saeed University (Yemen) 497 Al-Zaiem Al-Azhari University (Sudan) 340 Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan (Jordan) 173 AMA Bahrain International University (Bahrain) 60 American University in Dubai (UAE) 457 American University in the Emirates (UAE) 458 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 523 University Page American University of Beirut (Lebanon) 206 American University of Culture and Education (Lebanon) 207 American University of Kuwait (Kuwait) 197 American University of Madaba (Jordan) 174 American University of Ras Al Khaimah (UAE) 459 American University of Science and Technology (Lebanon) 208 American University of Sharjah (UAE) 460 American University of Technology (Lebanon) 209 American University of the Middle East (Kuwait) 198 Amman Arab University (Jordan) 175 Amran University (Yemen) 480 An-Najah National University (Palestine) 277 Antonine University (Lebanon) 210 Applied Science University (Jordan) 176 Applied Science University of Bahrain (Bahrain) 61 Arab American University (Palestine) 285 Arab Open University (Bahrain) 62 Arab Open University (Jordan) 177 Arab Open University (Kuwait) 199 Arab Open University (Lebanon) 211 Arab Open University (Oman) 264 Arab Open University (SA) 328 Arabian Gulf University (Bahrain) 63 Arabian University (Yemen) 498 Arts, Science and Technology University in Lebanon (Lebanon) 212 Assiut University (Egypt) 78 Aswan University (Egypt) 80 Bahrain Polytechnic (Bahrain) 64 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 524 University Page Beirut Arab University (Lebanon) 213 Beirut Islamic University (Lebanon) 214 Benha University (Egypt) 81 Beni Suef University (Egypt) 82 Bethlehem University (Palestine) 278 Birzeit University (Palestine) 279 Blue Nile University (Sudan) 341 British University in Dubai (UAE) 461 British University in Yemen (Yemen) 499 Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakech (Morocco) 241 Cairo University (Egypt) 83 Canadian University of Dubai (UAE) 462 Carthage Private Higher School of Business Administration (Tunisia) 400 Carthage Private Higher School of Sciences and Engineering (Tunisia) 401 Casablanca International University (Morocco) 256 Central Private Higher School of Law and Management of Tunis (Tunisia) 402 Central Private Higher School of Letters, Arts and Communication Sciences of Tunis (Tunisia) 403 Central Private Higher School of Paramedical Sciences and Health of Tunis (Tunisia) 404 Chouaib Doukkali University, El Jadida (Morocco) 242 Cihan University (Iraq) 151 Civilization University (Yemen) 500 Dalanj University (Sudan) 342 Damanhour University (Egypt) 85 Damietta University (Egypt) 86 Dar Al Salam International University for Science and Technology (Yemen) 501 Dar Al Uloom University (SA) 329 Dar Al-Uloum University (Yemen) 502 Delta University for Science and Technology (Egypt) 101 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 525 University Page Dhofar University (Oman) 265 Effat University (SA) 330 Egyptian E-Learning University (Egypt) 102 Egyptian Russian University (Egypt) 103 El-Imam El-Mahdi University (Sudan) 343 ElShiekh Abdallah ElBadri University (Sudan) 344 Ez-Zitouna University (Tunisia) 385 Faculty of Educational Sciences and Arts - UNRWA (Jordan) 178 Fahad Bin Sultan University (SA) 331 Fayoum University (Egypt) 87 French University in Egypt (Egypt) 104 Future University (Egypt) 105 Future University (Yemen) 503 Gabes University (Tunisia) 386 Gafsa University (Tunisia) 387 Gaza University (Palestine) 286 German Jordanian University (Jordan) 163 German University in Cairo (Egypt) 106 German University of Technology in Oman (Oman) 266 Global University (Lebanon) 215 Gulf Medical University (UAE) 463 Gulf University (Bahrain) 65 Gulf University for Science and Technology (Kuwait) 200 Hadhramout University of Science and Technology (Yemen) 481 Haigazian University (Lebanon) 216 Hajjah University (Yemen) 482 Hamdan Bin Mohammed E-University (UAE) 464 Hariri Canadian University (Lebanon) 217 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 526 University Page Hassan I University, Settat (Morocco) 243 Hassan II University, Casablanca (Morocco) 244 Hassan II University, Mohammedia (Morocco) 245 Hawler Medical University (Iraq) 122 Hebron University (Palestine) 280 Helwan University (Egypt) 88 Hodeidah University (Yemen) 483 Holy Family University (Lebanon) 218 Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (Lebanon) 219 Ibb University (Yemen) 484 Ibn Khaldoun Private Faculty of Law, Economics and Management (Tunisia) 405 Ibn Khaldoun University (Yemen) 504 Ibn Seena International University for Science and Technology (Yemen) 505 Ibn Tofail University, Kenitra (Morocco) 246 Ibn Zohr University, Agadir (Morocco) 247 Imam Ja’afar Al-Sadiq University (Iraq) 152 International Private Higher School of Technology of Sfax (Tunisia) 406 International University of Africa (Sudan) 345 International University of Technology Twintech (Yemen) 506 Iraqi University (formerly Islamic University) (Iraq) 123 Irbid National University (Jordan) 179 Ishik University (Iraq) 153 Islamic Sciences University (Yemen) 507 Islamic University - Gaza (Palestine) 281 Islamic University in Madinah (SA) 294 Islamic University of Lebanon (Lebanon) 220 Isra University (Jordan) 180 Ittihad University (UAE) 465 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 527 University Page Jadara University (Jordan) 181 Jazan University (SA) 295 Jendouba University (Tunisia) 388 Jerash Private University (Jordan) 182 Jinan University (Lebanon) 221 Jordan Academy of Music (Jordan) 183 Jordan Applied University College of Hospitality and Tourism Education (Jordan) 184 Jordan University of Science and Technology (Jordan) 164 Jumeira University (UAE) 466 Kafaat University (Lebanon) 222 Kafrelsheikh University (Egypt) 89 Kairouan University (Tunisia) 389 Karary University (Sudan) 346 Khalifa University of Science, Technology and Research (UAE) 467 King Abdulaziz University (SA) 296 King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (SA) 298 King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (SA) 299 King Faisal University (SA) 300 King Khalid University (SA) 301 King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences (SA) 303 King Saud University (SA) 304 Kirkuk University (Iraq) 124 Koya University (Iraq) 125 Kuwait University (Kuwait) 195 Lebanese American University (Lebanon) 223 Lebanese Canadian University (Lebanon) 224 Lebanese French University BMU (Iraq) 154 Lebanese French University of Technology and Applied Sciences (Lebanon) 225 ﻷية تعديﻻت، الرجاء اﻹتصال بالهيئة For any modifications, please contact LAES [email protected] 528 University Page Lebanese German University (Lebanon) 226 Lebanese International University - Yemen (Yemen) 508 Lebanese International University (Lebanon) 227 Lebanese University (Lebanon) 203 Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (Yemen) 509 Majmaah University (SA) 306 Makassed University (Lebanon) 228 Manouba University (Tunisia) 390 Mansoura University (Egypt) 90 Marrakech Private University (Morocco) 257 Mediterranean Private Faculty of Computer Sciences and Economics and Management 407 (Tunisia) Mediterranean Private Higher School of Computer Sciences and Economics and 408 Management of Nabeul (Tunisia) Mediterranean Private Higher School of Trade
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