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Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The master’s program in land administration is an academic program that provides students with education, training, and research opportunities, as well as relocation assistance, based on their place of residence. The program is offered through a collaboration between university faculties specializing in different areas and a group of official, semi-official, and private institutions related to land administration. The program meets the need for an educated, experienced, and trained workforce in an emerging sector poised for growth. The program accommodates target audiences from multidisciplinary sectors with academic flexibility and a combination of traditional and e-learning methods.
The Land Administration program embodies the role of higher education in raising awareness and equipping professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect and sustain the land as a habitat for humanity and a storehouse of natural resources.
The program encompasses formal and informal processes and activities focused on documenting and sharing information about different aspects of land, including tenure, valuation, use, and development.
Aligned with Al-Quds University’s vision, the program adopts modern educational methods that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application and field experience. It provides students with access to learning opportunities in their local areas and seeks to produce specialized professionals who meet the needs of the labor market. The program accomplishes this through partnerships with official and private institutions, local authorities, and the private sector working in this field.
The Land Administration program embodies the role of higher education in raising awareness and equipping professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect and sustain the land as a habitat for humanity and a storehouse of natural resources.
The program encompasses formal and informal processes and activities focused on documenting and sharing information about different aspects of land, including tenure, valuation, use, and development.
Aligned with Al-Quds University’s vision, the program adopts modern educational methods that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application and field experience. It provides students with access to learning opportunities in their local areas and seeks to produce specialized professionals who meet the needs of the labor market. The program accomplishes this through partnerships with official and private institutions, local authorities, and the private sector working in this field.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The master’s program in land administration is an academic program that provides students with education, training, and research opportunities, as well as relocation assistance, based on their place of residence. The program is offered through a collaboration between university faculties specializing in different areas and a group of official, semi-official, and private institutions related to land administration. The program meets the need for an educated, experienced, and trained workforce in an emerging sector poised for growth. The program accommodates target audiences from multidisciplinary sectors with academic flexibility and a combination of traditional and e-learning methods.
The Land Administration program embodies the role of higher education in raising awareness and equipping professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect and sustain the land as a habitat for humanity and a storehouse of natural resources.
The program encompasses formal and informal processes and activities focused on documenting and sharing information about different aspects of land, including tenure, valuation, use, and development.
Aligned with Al-Quds University’s vision, the program adopts modern educational methods that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application and field experience. It provides students with access to learning opportunities in their local areas and seeks to produce specialized professionals who meet the needs of the labor market. The program accomplishes this through partnerships with official and private institutions, local authorities, and the private sector working in this field.
The Land Administration program embodies the role of higher education in raising awareness and equipping professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect and sustain the land as a habitat for humanity and a storehouse of natural resources.
The program encompasses formal and informal processes and activities focused on documenting and sharing information about different aspects of land, including tenure, valuation, use, and development.
Aligned with Al-Quds University’s vision, the program adopts modern educational methods that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application and field experience. It provides students with access to learning opportunities in their local areas and seeks to produce specialized professionals who meet the needs of the labor market. The program accomplishes this through partnerships with official and private institutions, local authorities, and the private sector working in this field.
Admission Requirements
The program seeks to attract students with the following backgrounds:
The admission requirements for the program are as follows:
Students must have a minimum average of 70% or a good grade or above in a bachelor’s degree program in a related land administration discipline, such as: Engineering, Surveying, Land Valuation, Geography, Law, Geoinformatics, Environment, Agriculture, Economics, and Management from a university recognized by the Palestinian Higher Education Committee.. Students must also have a minimum high school (Tawjihi) or equivalent average of 65% or higher.
Students must have a minimum average of 70% or a “good” grade in disciplines other than those listed above. This is subject to the recommendation of the program committee and the approval of the Deanship of Graduate Studies. This is especially true for applicants who work in institutions related to the land sector, are recommended by their institution, and submit a certificate of work experience in the land sector.
Applicants who have a higher diploma with less than a 70% average or a “good” grade may be accepted into the program. According to university regulations and instructions, students can later transfer to the master’s degree program after passing 24 credit hours in the program with a cumulative average of 80% or above.
The applicant must submit two letters of recommendation demonstrating academic and professional qualifications.
The applicant must not have been dismissed from Al-Quds University on the program to which he or she is applying.
Other conditions may be determined by the program committee and approved by the Deanship of Graduate Studies. These conditions may include passing an oral and/or written proficiency exam or passing some remedial courses.
- Bachelor’s degree holders in various academic disciplines, such as engineering, geography, law, geomatics, environmental studies, agriculture, economics, management, sociology, and more.
- Professionals working in governmental and private institutions, as well as NGOs whose work is related to land administration.
Individuals interested in the program who work, including surveyors and land and real estate appraisers.
The admission requirements for the program are as follows:
Students must have a minimum average of 70% or a good grade or above in a bachelor’s degree program in a related land administration discipline, such as: Engineering, Surveying, Land Valuation, Geography, Law, Geoinformatics, Environment, Agriculture, Economics, and Management from a university recognized by the Palestinian Higher Education Committee.. Students must also have a minimum high school (Tawjihi) or equivalent average of 65% or higher.
Students must have a minimum average of 70% or a “good” grade in disciplines other than those listed above. This is subject to the recommendation of the program committee and the approval of the Deanship of Graduate Studies. This is especially true for applicants who work in institutions related to the land sector, are recommended by their institution, and submit a certificate of work experience in the land sector.
Applicants who have a higher diploma with less than a 70% average or a “good” grade may be accepted into the program. According to university regulations and instructions, students can later transfer to the master’s degree program after passing 24 credit hours in the program with a cumulative average of 80% or above.
The applicant must submit two letters of recommendation demonstrating academic and professional qualifications.
The applicant must not have been dismissed from Al-Quds University on the program to which he or she is applying.
Other conditions may be determined by the program committee and approved by the Deanship of Graduate Studies. These conditions may include passing an oral and/or written proficiency exam or passing some remedial courses.
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