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Private college in Al-Ahsa offering bachelor's degrees in computing, information technology, business administration, law and English.

Private non-profit women's university in Jeddah, renowned for its programs in business, law, design and technology.

Public university in Jeddah, on the Red Sea coast, offering a broad range of academic programs.

Public university in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, founded in 2014, serving the Hafr Al-Batin region's development.

Public university in the Ha'il region, offering diverse programs and full scholarships for deserving students.

Public university in the Northern Borders region, in Arar, training the workforce of the Kingdom's north.

Public university established by royal decree in Majmaah, Riyadh region, with colleges across several cities.

Public university in the Kingdom's south, with tuition waived for citizens and comprehensive scholarships.

Saudi public university offering quality academic programs and promoting research and innovation.

Public university in the Kingdom's northwest, offering diverse programs within a modern learning environment.

Public university in Taif, Makkah region, offering a wide range of academic programs.

Public university in the Al-Jouf region, founded in 2005, bringing together 14 colleges serving regional development.

Pioneering Saudi public university for blended and distance learning, with campuses across the Kingdom.

Public university in Madinah, founded in 1961, offering Islamic and Arabic studies with fully funded scholarships.

Public university in Riyadh, founded in 1953, a world pioneer in sharia and Arabic language studies.

Major public university in Jeddah, founded in 1967, offering programs across virtually every field of study.

Public university in Al-Ahsa, founded in 1975, renowned for veterinary medicine, agriculture and health sciences.

Public university in Abha, Asir region, founded in 1998 through the merger of Imam and King Saud institutions.

Saudi Arabia's oldest university, founded in 1957 in Riyadh, covering every field of study.

Saudi branch of the Arab Open University, offering flexible distance learning in business, computing and languages.

Public university based in Al-Kharj, Riyadh region, with many colleges across several cities.

The world's largest women's university, a public institution in Riyadh dedicated to women's higher education.

Public university in the Al-Qassim region, founded in 2004, with 36 colleges and more than 4,000 faculty members.

Public university in Madinah, founded in 2003, known for its health, engineering and business programs.

Public university in Makkah, founded in 1981, combining Islamic studies with modern disciplines.