Table of Contents Introduction... 6 Vision,Mission,Objectives... 7 Overall Organizational Structure of the Deanship of Graduate Studies... 8 The Council of the Deanship of Graduate Studies... 9 The Role of the Dean of Graduate Studies... 0 The Role of Consultants... 0 In-House Committee of the Deanship of Graduate Studies... Functions of the Student Affairs Committee... 2 Deanship of Graduate Studies Unit... 3 Functions of the Admissions Unit... 4 Functions of the Student Affairs Unit... 5 Functions of the Computer and Information Unit... 6 Programs... 7 Staff of the Deanship of Graduate Studies... 29 Statistics... 35 Appendix... 4 4

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Introduction The Deanship of Graduate Studies (DGS) at King Saud University was established in 973 in the graduate program of the Arabic Language Department at the College of Arts. On a yearly basis, ever since, other graduate programs have been established and, by the end of 2008, there have been 95 graduate programs: 3 programs leading to the doctorate degree in 77 different majors; while the rest, i.e. 64 programs, lead to Master of Science and Master of Arts degrees in 70 different fields. Statistical records have shown that the number of graduates so far has exceeded 4500. There are more than 5000 students currently enrolled in KSU programs of graduate studies. The Deanship of Graduate Studies promotes graduate research in cooperation with colleges and departments throughout the university. The Deanship is responsible for all graduate programs in the university; it approves, evaluates, and constantly revises and coordinates these programs. As of the end of the 2006-2007 academic year, the Deanship was responsible for administering 95 programs: 3 Ph.D. programs in 77 specializations; and, 64 programs in over 70 different specializations. Nearly 4500 male and female students graduated from these programs. The Deanship of Graduate Studies is a major driving force aimed at promoting and expanding programs. 6

Vision To offer graduate programs characterized with scientific originality and excellence that enable King Saud University to occupy a high position among the national, regional and international universities. Mission To advance graduate programs at King Saud University, improve their outcomes in line with international standards and diversify them in concordance with the needs of national development. Objectives To raise the level of graduate programs in King Saud University through the implementation of international quality standards To attract academically excellent and certified students to pursue higher education at King Saud University To prepare occupationally and scientifically qualified professionals in different fields of specializations. To motivate graduate programs to keep in line with the continuous technical and scientific improvements and to pursue original and create research to be able to deal with community issues and national development plans. To encourage graduate programs to enrich human knowledge with all its fields through specialized studies and original research in order to get scientific additions, uncover certain facts and reach new discoveries. To set organizing and guiding policies and procedures for graduate programs. To determine methods and strategies for graduate programs evaluation. 7

Overall Organizational Structure of the Deanship of Graduate Studies 8

The Council of the Deanship of Graduate Studies 9

The Role of the Dean of Graduate Studies The dean is the President of the Council of the Deanship of Graduate Studies. He administers the systems and regulations of research guidelines, in addition to implementing the decisions taken by the Council of the Deanship of Graduate Studies a well as the University Academic Council. The dean plays a key role in the organizing technical and administrative affairs, and monitoring the financial status of graduate studies in coordination with the proper authorities. As a major representative of King Saud University, the dean facilitates the development of relationships of the university with other institutions and universities around the world interested in postgraduate studies. The dean also reviews the annual reports of research studies at the end of each academic year. Consultants The role of consultants is to work closely with the dean in evaluating faculty and research programs throughout the university. Consultants will also assist in evaluating graduate programs and other research plans of graduate students, and make recommendations. 0

In-House Committee of the Deanship of Graduate Studies

Functions of the Student Affairs Committee The role of the student affairs committee is to foster an environment supporting learning. It develops studies and gathers statistics to determine the number of students to be admitted into graduate studies. The committee keeps track of the performance of graduate students throughout their studies at the university to ensure they are conforming to university regulations. It also monitors graduate committees throughout the university. The committee prepares recommendations regarding all graduate programs based on reports submitted by graduate programs in different departments. The committee considers requests for grants, and recommends appropriate action. 2

DGS Units The Deanship of Graduate Studies works hard to develop programs for all graduate students, and is committed to doing its utmost to ensure that the interests of graduate students at every level of decision-making are met. The Deanship consists of five units: Admissions Student Affairs Information Technology Administrative Affairs Quality Assurance 3

Functions of the Admissions Unit The admissions unit receives the files of applicants for graduate studies and reviews each applicant s qualifications individually, examining a variety of characteristics that verifies each applicant s academic record and indicates each applicant s potential for success. The admissions unit then prepares a list of applicants meeting the requirements and sends the list to the departments concerned in order to complete the admission procedures. The admissions unit then keeps track of those students who have been accepted and prepares a list to be presented to the Student Affairs Committee for its recommendation. The list of names is then forwarded to the dean who will make the final decision regarding the applicants suitability. Letters of admission are then sent to successful candidates. The admissions unit is also responsible for forwarding the list of students accepted into the graduate programs in each department so that the registration process is followed up. 4

Functions of the Student Affairs Unit The role of this unit begins with the registration of students each term. Then it keeps track of the students academic records to ensure they are followed the prescribed plan of their graduate studies. The student affairs unit maintains a complete record of the special tracks of study available. It also determines the need for an increase in the number of students in certain areas of study. It also recommends new areas of study. It manages the process of adopting students research plans, and other administrative needs of the students. The unit is responsible for keeping track of the examining committees responsible for assessing students theses and dissertations. It also prepares documents that grant degrees to students upon successful completion of their degree requirements. 5

Functions of the Computer and Information Unit The role of the computer and information unit is to automate processes within the graduate deanship. It coordinates with other units to perform various tasks. It monitors the introduction of new study plans for the master s and doctoral programs. The computer and information unit plays an important role in preparing schedules for each academic semester, processing information, and preparing for the commencement of study. The computer and information unit handles the automated registration of students, and maintains a database in which information is stored about titles of research projects, names of supervisors and faculty involved in examining committees, etc. The computer and information unit is responsible for the design of the website of the Deanship of Graduate Studies on the university website. The unit also follows up on electronic applications. It trains staff to use new computer programs and to utilize new regulations. 6

Programs College of Arts Department Degree Specialization Arabic Language and Literature M.A. Literature & Criticism Grammar & Language Literature & Criticism Grammar & Language History M.A. Ancient History Islamic History Modern History Ancient History Islamic History Modern History Geography M.A. Environmental & Natural Resource Geography Construction & Demographic Geography Human Geography Natural Geography Maps Social Studies M.A. Sociology Social Work Sociology Social Work English Language and Literature M.A. English Language and Literature Applied Linguistics English Language and Literature Applied Linguistics 7

Archaeology and Museology M.A. Islamic Archeology Ancient Archeology Prehistoric Arabian Peninsula Arabian Kingdoms (000 BC 500 AD) The Islamic Ages The Islamic and Ancient Writings Mass Communication M.A. (Males only) Journalism Radio and Television Public Relations 8

College of Education Department Degree Specialization Islamic Studies M.A. Quran Interpretation and Hadith Islamic Jurisprudence and its Principles Faith Quran Interpretation and Hadith Islamic Jurisprudence and its Principles Faith Psychology M.A. Guidance Psychology Educational Psychology & Growth Psychological Services to Exceptional Persons Social Psychology Psychological Assessment Guidance Psychology Social Psychology Educational Psychology Education M.A. Fundamental Education Adult and Continuing Education Fundamental Education Adult and Continuing Education Educational Administration M.A. Educational Administration Administration of General Education Administration of Higher Education 9

Curriculum and Instruction M.A. General Curricula Methods of Teaching Arabic Methods of Teaching Religious Education Methods of Teaching Biology Methods of Teaching Mathematics Methods of Teaching Social Studies Methods of Teaching Art Education Curricula & General Methods Science Education Social Studies Educational Technology M.A. Education Technology Physical Education (Males only) M.A. Physical Education Art Education M.A. Art Education Special Education M.A. Hearing Impairment Movement Science Mental Retardation Learning Disabilities Behavioral & Emotional Disturbance 20

College of Science Department Degree Specialization Physics and Astronomy Nuclear Physics Solid State Physics Theoretical Physics Laser Physics Solar Physics Ph. D Botany and Microbiology Theoretical Physics Botany Microbiology Botany Microbiology Zoology Zoological Environment & Pollution Tissues, Genetic and Cell Biology Physiology & Embryology Entomology & Parasitology Aquatic Animals Mathematics Zoology Algebra Geometric Topology Analysis Computational & Discrete Mathematics Applied Mathematics Algebra Geometric Topology Analysis Computational & Discrete Mathematics Applied Mathematics 2

Chemistry Physical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Polymer Science Physical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Polymer Science Statistics and Operations Research Bio-Chemistry Statistics Operational Research Statistics General Biochemistry Molecular Biochemistry Geology (Males only) Sedimentary Rocks & layers Paleontology Economic Geology Petroleum Geology Geophysics 22 Joint Program Biodiversity Joint Program 2 Environmental Science

College of Medicine Department Degree Specialization Anatomy Anatomy Anatomy Physiology Physiology Community Health Care Primary Health Care Science of Disease Science of Disease Organ Function Science Organ Function Science Department Degree Specialization Nursing (Females only) Nursing Department Degree Specialization Pharmacognesy Pharmacy (Pharmacognesy) Physiology College of Nursing College of Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pharmaceutical Science (Quality Control of Pharmaceutical) Pharmacology Pharmacy (Pharmacology) Pharmaceutics Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics) Clinical Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Sciences in Clinical Pharmacy Joint Program Pharmacy (Toxicology) 23

College of Dentistry Department Degree Common Core Syllabus Specialization General Health of Teeth Science of Oral Diagnosis Root Treatment Oral Treatment Teeth Evaluation Pediatric Dentistry Artificial Limbs Teeth Repair Gum Diseases Science of Biological Teeth College of Applied Medical Sciences Department Degree Specialization Community Health Sciences Clinical Nutrition Clinical Laboratory Sciences Medical Biochemistry Nursing Blood Disease Nursing Management Maternity and Infant Nursing Community Nursing Psychological and Mental Nursing Adult Internal and Surgical Nursing 24

College of Food and Agricultural Sciences Department Degree Specialization Plant Production Plant Pathology Horticulture Crop Sciences Entomology Plant Protection Pesticides Agricultural Economics Agricultural Economics Soil Sciences Soil Sciences Soil Sciences Farm Animals Animal Production Poultry Animal and Poultry Production Food Sciences and Nutrition Ph. D Food Sciences and Nutrition Agricultural Extension Agricultural Extension Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Engineering Food Sciences and Nutrition College of Business Administration Department Degree Specialization Public Administration MPA Public Administration Accountancy Accounting Food Sciences and Nutrition Economics Economics Business Administration Master Business Administration 25

College of Architecture and Planning Department Degree Specialization Architecture and Building Sciences Computer Use in Architecture Architecture and Building Sciences Management and Execution of Construction Projects History and Theories of Architecture Environmental and Behavioral Studies Infrastructure Planning and Design Urban Planning Urban Design Urban and Rural Design College of Engineering Department Degree Specialization Civil Engineering Engineering Construction Management Engineering of Water and Hydraulic Recourses Transport Engineering Environmental Engineering Building Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Engineering Construction Management Engineering of Water and Hydraulic Recourses Transport Engineering Environmental Engineering Building Engineering Geotechnical Engineering 26

Chemical Engineering Migration Phenomena Control and Systems Material Engineering Chemical Industry Water Processing and Desalination Migration Phenomena Control and Systems Material Engineering Chemical Industry Petroleum Engineer- ing Drilling Engineering Petroleum Production Engineering Petroleum Traps Engineering Mechanical Engineering Dynamics and Control Mechanical Engineering Material and Solid Engineering Industrial Engineering Nuclear Engineering Thermo-geology Barriers Industrial Systems Industrial Production Management Electrical Engineering Computing and Control Communications Electronics Electrical Power Electrical Equipments Computing and Control Communications Electronics Electrical Power Electrical Equipments 27

College of Computer & Information Sciences Department Degree Specialization Computer Sciences Arabization Computing System Programming Engineering Database Systems Artificial Intelligence Applied Computer Science Automation Computer Engineering (Males only) Computer Systems Information Systems Information Systems Joint Program Computer Computer Networks College of Law and Political Science Department Degree Specialization Political Sciences Political Sciences College of Tourism and Archeology 28 Department Degree Specialization Archeology and Museology M.A. Archeology and Museology Archeology

Staff of the Deanship of Graduate Studies Heads of the Deanship Name Position phone Fax E-mail Prof. MohamDean med A. Alshaikh 77606 alshaikh@ksu.edu.sa Prof. Khalid Alhumaizi Vice Dean 7683, 77606 humaizi@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Talal M. Al-Meajel Vice Dean for Technical affairs 7022 7026 tmeajel@ksu.edu.sa Prof. Ali Hobani Vice-Dean for 7700 administrative affairs Prof. Maha Alqanibit Vice-Dean for Female students- Almulaz campus maha@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Ebtisam Ali Sadiq Vice-Dean for 04357673 Female stu04534400 dents- Olisha Ex. 448 campus esadiq@ksu.edu.sa hobani@ksu.edu.sa Admissions Unit Name Position phone Fax E-mail Ali Mohammed Al Nfisah Director of Admissions 77633, 7330 78680 admin_g@ksu.edu.sa Safar Ayed Al Juaid Official Plans 7769 and Programs saljuaid@ksu.edu.sa 29

Ahmad Ibrahim Al Qaudy Presiding Judge Registration 77636 Fahd bin Mohammed Al Hamdan Registrar 77623 Saud Al Enzi Reception Admission 7029 Naimul Haque Researcher 77636 nashfaqullah@ksu.edu.sa Zaheer Ahamad Abdul Ahmad Researcher zabdulahad@ksu.edu.sa aalnafesah@ksu.edu.sa Asem Ali Nafe- Data Encoder 7029 sah Admin_g@ksu.edu.sa fmhamdan@ksu.edu.sa Students Affairs Unit 30 Name Position phone Fax E-mail Ali. S. M. Al Mana Director of Student Affairs 77868 73635 stud_g@ksu.edu.sa Ameen A M Al Gheryafi Secretary of Student Affairs 7767 aalgheryafi@ksu.edu.sa Abdullah Ghurmullah M. Al Ghamdi Graduate Unit Supervisor aghurmullah@ksu.edu.sa gradute_g@ksu.edu.sa Ghazi Ben Ali Agheidani Registrar (Colleges of Agriculture Science, Dental) galharbu@ksu.edu.sa 7025

Shabbab AlBaqami Registrar (Faculties, Engineering, Pharmacy, Medical Sciences, Tourism and Archeology) 77867 Shbagmy@yahoo.com Khlif Homaidi Registrar (Education Colleges, Medicine, Education) 77874 khomaidi@ksu.edu.sa Yahya F Al Sharedh Registrar 7023 (Business Colleges, Architecture and Planning, Computer Science and Political Science, Education) yalsharedh@ksu.edu.sa Fax E-mail Computer and Information Unit Name Position phone Hamad Al Monawes Head of the 73428 Unit Computer and Information Comp_g@ksu.edu.sa Hmonawes@ksu.edu.sa Dr Hamdy Mohamed M.Elbitar Assistant Professor (Deanship) 77624 Elbitar@ksu.edu.sa Hatem Ahmed Soliman Researcher (Deanship) 77624 Hsoliman@ksu.edu.sa 3

Administrative Unit Name Position phone Fax Muhammad Abdullah Al Farhan Director of the Office of Dean and Consultants 77609 Graduate@ksu.edu.sa Abdul Monen Al-Naser Secretary E-mail 7760 77628 aalnaser@ksu.edu.sa Ahmad Tawfiq Kamal Translator & Language Editor alaymoon@ksu.edu.sa Sahel Bin Fuad Mufti Archives 7766 Salal Uthman Ommer Falath Data Encoder 77626 sh@ksu.edu.sa Yousef H Al Muhayya Data Encoder 77626 yalmuhyya@ksu.edu.sa Talal Al-Bdrany Copier 77229 talbdrany@ksu.edu.sa Mhjoob J Albeshei Postal Communication Quality Assurance Unit Name Position phone Fax E-mail Syed Nasrullah Researcher 77624 nsyed@ksu.edu.sa Name Department phone Fax E-mail Dr. Moaddi AlmethHib Humanitarian Programs 7054 moaddi@ksu.edu.sa anajada@ksu.edu.sa Consultants Dr. Abdulaziz Alnajada Education Programs 32

Dr. Hamza Abu-Tarboush Scientific Programs 78399 tarboush@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Othman Alshabanah Medical Programs 7779 shabanah@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Mansour Furaiji Science Program 78485 mfuraiji@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Abdullah AlKahtani Student Affairs akahtani@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Tawfiq Bin Ibrahim M. Al-Bedaiwi Technical Affairs 74625 tbedaiwi@ksu.edu.sa Dr. Abdullah Al Saleh Arts Programs 75387 Female Unit Name Position phone E-mail Ali Shahwan Ghazawi Correspondent 04534400 Ex. 2748 Munirah Saud Al-Shubaily Registrar 04534400 malshubaily@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4428 Maha Mohammad Al-Rumaih Registrar 04534400 malrumaih@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4440 Amal Ibraheem Al-Humaizi Registrar Lulwah Mohammad Al-Mussa Registrar 04534400 lalmussa@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4422 Badriah Abdulla Al-Malki Registrar 04534400 bmalki@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4420 Nada Mohammad Al- Mussa Registrar 04534400 nalmosa@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4425 Nada Abdulla AlDosari Research Assistant 04534400 ndosary@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4403 Nouf Mordhy Al-Dosari Research Assistant 04534400 naldossari@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4430 33

34 Tahani Abdulaziz Bakhsh Research Assistant 04534400 tbakhsh@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4403 Moneerh Dakheel Al-Sakran Clerk 04534400 malsakran@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4409 Huda Saad Al-Mahmoud Clerk 04534400 halmahmoud@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 442 Ghada Hamad AlHarbi Clerk 04534400 Galharbi@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 4407 Zohor Mohammad Al-Kaabi Clerk 04534400 Ex. 4407 Kamla Yehya Azizi Maintainer Samia Khaleef AlMtairi Worker Amal Humaid Al-Motairy Administrative Assistant 04534400 aalmotairy@ksu.edu.sa Ex. 442

Statistics King Saud University Deanship of Graduate Studies Number of Students Enrolled in Programs for the Year 2008-2009 Students (Male) Colleges Saudi Non-Saudi Business Administration 7 0 Arts 73 5 Education 70 7 Tourism and Archaeology 3 Pharmacy 8 0 Medicine 2 3 Science 45 25 Administrative Science 0 2 Architecture and Planning 3 Engineering 2 3 Food and Agricultural Science 5 8 Computer and Information Science 6 20 Total 334 95 35

Students (Female) Colleges Saudi Non-Saudi Business Administration 3 0 Arts 77 Education 82 Tourism and Archaeology 9 Pharmacy 0 Medicine 5 Science 47 3 Food and Agricultural Science 7 Computer and Information Science 8 Total 249 9 Total Number of Students Enrolled in Programs: 697 36

Number of Students Enrolled in Masters Programs for the Year 2008-2009 Masters Students (Male) Saudi Non-Saudi Colleges Business Administration 8 7 Arts 309 30 Law and Political Sciences 9 0 Education 48 47 Tourism and Archaeology 5 2 Pharmacy 36 25 Medicine 2 0 Science 304 54 Administrative Science 02 3 Applied Medical Sciences 2 Architecture and Planning 0 3 Engineering 87 47 Dental 3 0 Food and Agriculture Sciences 40 40 Computer and Information Science 67 29 Total 904 288 37

Masters Students (Female) Saudi Non-Saudi Colleges Business Administration 44 6 Arts 46 6 Education 647 Nursing 39 2 Tourism and Archaeology 32 Pharmacy 48 2 Medicine Science 275 39 Administrative Science 3 5 Applied Medical Sciences 43 Dentistry 66 Food and Agriculture Sc ences 2 0 Computer and Information Science 92 7 Total 92 965 Total Number of Students Enrolled in Masters Programs: 38 4249

Graduate Students in the Academic Years [2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008] Graduate Students in the Academic Years College 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 4 4 8 3 5 8 6 4 0 Arts Masters 28 2 40 25 4 39 9 3 50 Tourism and Archaeology 2 2 Masters 2 3 7 8 8 5 23 20 5 25 Masters 69 94 63 90 49 39 92 0 93 6 7 7 3 0 7 7 4 Masters 36 30 66 53 35 88 48 36 84 Food and Agriculture Masters Science 5 2 7 22 5 27 23 8 3 Pharmacy 4 5 2 3 Masters 5 4 9 5 3 8 5 6 4 4 Masters Education Science Medicine Engineering 4 4 Masters 26 26 30 30 25 25 5 5 4 4 40 4 44 4 20 6 44 3 75 4 5 9 0 2 0 2 Architecture and Planning Masters Business Administration Masters Applied Medical Sciences Masters 39

Dental Masters Computer and Information Sciences Masters Nursing Masters Law and Political Science Masters 2 2 4 8 9 9 9 2 8 20 0 4 4 4 9 33 4 4 5 5 7 7 5 5 6 23 43 2 64 38 9 57 Total of Gradu- 7 ates Total of Masters 242 82 Graduates 424 289 55 444 290 264 554 259 88 447 332 76 508 328 283 6 Grand Total 40

Appendix King Saud University College of Arts P O Box 2456 Riyadh 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 00966 - - 467 8894 Fax: 00966 - - 467 5389 Email: cart@ksu.edu.sa College of Education P.O Box 2458 Riyadh 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 467488, 467489, 467483 Fax: 467485 Email: Dean20@ksu.edu.sa College of Law and Political Science P.O Box 2459 Riyadh 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 4674044, 467400, 4674386 Fax: 467426 College of Business Administration P.O Box 2459 Riyadh 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 4674044, 467400, 4674386 Fax: 467426 College of Languages Tel: 467527, 467535, 467552 Fax: 4678803 Email: mlateef@ksu.edu.sa College of Tourism & Archaeology King Saud University P. O. Box 2627 Riyadh 7524-2372 Tel: 4674942, 4674094, 4673329 Fax No: 467494 Email: cta@ksu.edu.sa College of Tourism & Archaeology P. O. Box 2627 Riyadh 7524-2372 Tel: 4674942, 4674094, 4673329 Fax No: 467494 Email: cta@ksu.edu.sa Arabic Language Institute P. O. Box 4274 Riyadh 49 Saudi Arabia Tel: 467-2770- 467-2876 Fax: 467-2767 College of Teaching Tel: 49865 Email: alafnan93@hotmail.com College of Physical Education & Sports Email: info@cpes.edu.sa College of Business Administration in Al-Kharj Email: musab@ksu.edu.sa College of Science Tel: 467-4447, 467-6464, 467-6457 FAX: 467-4253 Email: cos@ksu.edu.sa 4

42 College of Engineering P.O. Box 800 Riyadh 42 Saudi Arabia Tel: 467 7089, 467 7087 Fax: 467 357 Community College in Huraimla PO Box 300 Huraimla 962 Saudi Arabia Tel: 2565555 Fax: 2566666 Email: cch-ksu@hotmail.com College of Food and Agricultural Sciences P.O. Box 2460 Riyadh, 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 4676535, 467807 Fax: 4678366 Email: salsaqer@ksu.edu.sa College of Computer and Information Sciences P.O.Box 578 Riyadh 543 Saudi Arabia Tel: 4676994, 4676993 Fax: 4676990 College of Applied Studies and Community Service P.O.Box 22459 Riyadh 495 Saudi Arabia Tel: 4036600, 4024700, 44742, 444834 Fax: 4056887 Community College in Riyadh Saladin Al-Ayobi Street, Malaz, P.O Box 28095 Riyadh 437 Saudi Arabia Tel: 473-5277 Fax: 473-5248 Email: jiqab@ksu.edu.sa College of Nursing Riyadh - Adder eyah P.O. Box: 642 Riyadh 42 Tel: 0469363, 04693623, 435500-80 Email: nurscol@ksu.edu.sa Center For Female Scientific and Medical Colleges Tel: 47646, 4766586 Fax: 4765598 Email: almalazcenter@ksu.edu.sa College of Medicine P.O. Box 245 Riyadh 4 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fax: 4775524 Tel: 478600 College of Pharmacy P.O. Box 2457 Riyadh 45 Saudi Arabia Tel: 467-6322, 467-7452, 467-7460 Fax: 467-7488 Email: pharmacy@ksu.edu.sa

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