Royal University for Women announces admission for second semester of academic year 2021-2022 is still ongoing

Manama, Jan. 12 (BNA) The Director of Admission and Registration at the Royal University for Women, Sami Muhammad Daghash, stated that admission for the second semester of the 2021-2022 academic year is still ongoing for high school graduates or students wishing to transfer to RUW from other universities inside or outside Bahrain.

Daghash explained that the admission criteria and the list of required documents are available on the university’s website, where students can view the application instructions, complete the application, and upload the required documents. He added that the Admission and Registration Department team is always available to help and respond to inquiries by calling the toll-free number 80008900 or on WhatsApp 38898800 or through the live chat service on the university website www.ruw.edu.bh or by e-mail admit @ ruw.edu.bh .

With regard to transferred students, Sami indicated that transfer regulations are available on the university’s website, and courses that are similar in academic content and identical in terms of the number of credit hours as well as the minimum final mark will be taken into account in the transfer process and are subsequently subject to final approval by the Higher Education Council . He pointed out that transferred female students will receive a 50% discount for the first semester of their enrollment at the Royal University for Women.

Located on a stunning campus of 224,000 square metres, with excellent facilities, RUW provides students with a variety of majors that they can choose to study at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. These programs include a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Banking and Finance, Human Resources, Marketing and International Business. The College of Art and Design offers a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, and Architectural Design, and the College of Law offers a Bachelor of Laws which is the only bilingual law program in the Kingdom where 60% of its curriculum is taught. in English and 40% in Arabic. The university also offers an exciting opportunity to study for a Master of Business Administration (MBA) which is the only MBA designed specifically with female needs in mind.

The Royal University for Women is the first private university in the Kingdom of Bahrain to receive the accreditation of the Council of Higher Education and is the only private higher education institution in Bahrain that is recognized in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is also recognized for undergraduate programs in Kuwait for the College of Business and Financial Sciences, and by the Ministry of Higher Education in the Sultanate of Oman for all programs offered at the university.

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