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Access schemes for under-represented groups
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Access schemes for under-represented groups
Tracking admission applications for underrepresented groups at Qassim University
Qassim University measures and tracks admission applications for underrepresented groups such as women, people with disabilities, and low-income students. Efforts also include regular monitoring of application, admission and success rates, as well as support programs, scholarships and awareness initiatives to increase awareness of available educational opportunities.
The data is published in the university's annual reports to ensure transparency and accountability and to promote inclusion and equality.
Scholarship benefits and statistics for scholarship students
The university offers many benefits to scholarship students, including health care, an arrival bonus, a graduation allowance, and housing support. The statistics include internal and external scholarship students from different nationalities such as Egypt, Yemen, Palestine, Syria and others.
Education and support for people with disabilities at Qassim University
The university provides comprehensive services for students with disabilities in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030, including medical, psychological and educational support. The initiatives aim to enable students to adapt to the university environment and achieve independence.
Include statistics:
auditory: 289
kinetics: 833
Optical: 811
autism: 53
Other disabilities
Statistics of male and female students at the university
The university publishes periodic reports showing the proportions and numbers of male and female students, with the aim of maintaining a gender balance in academic representation.
Disability Support Unit at Qassim University
The Disability Support Unit aims to provide full support to students and employees with disabilities, ensuring equal access to educational services and facilities within the university.