المملكة: Naif University for Security Sciences opens admission for doctoral and master’s degrees

Naif Arab University for Security Sciences announced the opening of admission to postgraduate programs for the doctoral, master’s and higher diploma levels for the academic year 2025-2026, starting from January 19, in a number of security and justice specializations.
The university’s Vice President for External Relations, Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Harfash, explained that the graduate programs offered by the university this year include a doctorate in criminal law, master’s programs in artificial security intelligence, and a master’s degree in economic crimes.
Master of Arts in Criminal Law and Forensic Science, Master of Law Enforcement, Master of Forensic Science (Forensic Chemistry-Toxicology track, Forensic Genetics track), Master of Arts in Criminology, Master of Cybercrime and Digital Forensic Investigation, and Master of National Security.

Academic programs

In addition, the university offers Higher Diploma programs in Border Governance and Security, Higher Diploma in Anti-Narcotics Strategies, Higher Diploma in Counter-Terrorism, and Higher Diploma in Cybercrime and Investigation. Digital Forensics, Higher Diploma in Human Rights and Criminal Justice, and Higher Diploma in National Security.
The university’s vice president for external relations confirmed that all of the university’s academic programs available for admission for the year 2025 are classified according to the unified Saudi classification of educational levels and specializations, and the unified Saudi classification of professions.
In addition, the forensic programs are professionally classified by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, which allows university graduates from the country of residence and Arab countries to have their graduation certificates equated and accredited at the Arab and international levels.
He also pointed out that the academic programs offered by the university in the field of cybercrime and digital forensic investigation are compatible with the requirements of “Cyber ​​Education” issued by the National Cybersecurity Authority in the headquarters country.
Al-Harfash added that the university, which has obtained full institutional accreditation until 2031 AD from the Education and Training Evaluation Commission, seeks, based on its being the scientific body of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, to provide qualitative graduate programs specialized in priority security fields within the framework of security in its comprehensive sense. The university’s academic programs were developed through qualitative academic initiatives and effective partnerships with international partners.
Those wishing to apply for postgraduate programs can complete the admission form electronically through the admission portal on the university’s official website.