Candidates for admission to Joint Supervision Program must be holder of:

• (7.5) scores in “IELTS” Test, i.e. corresponding to (92-114) scores in TOEFL;

• The candidate for pursuing her academic qualification in French must pass DALFC Level One in French language;

• She must have been awarded or studied Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree in a foreign university;

• She must have been awarded a scholarship to obtain PhD Degree abroad, yet she returned without being awarded the degree due to special circumstances that precluded her from pursuing the academic degree;

• She must pass the conversation tests set by the English Language Institute;

• The candidate applying to complete her academic qualification in French Language must pass conversation tests set by the Department of European languages and Literature, Faculty of Arts and Humanities.

• Joint Supervision Program will set the appropriate mechanisms for passing conversation tests in both English and French languages.

• The candidate must commit to stay in the country of study not less than 8 weeks per every year throughout the period of her study;

• She must have taught not less than (6) semesters.

• Priority will be given to those who published one research or more in a scientific journal of an impact factor or higher impact factor.

• Candidates must fulfill other requirements for admission to joint supervision program;

• Candidates must conform strictly to any other conditions.