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Alfaisal University measures and tracks the admission and participation of underrepresented groups every academic year, including women, first-generation students, low-income students, students with disabilities and ethnic minorities. Each figure is for AY 2025-26, with the two previous years shown beneath it where they were recorded.

Proportion of first-generation students (neither parent attended higher education) (AY 2025–26).

Proportion of First-Generation Students

1.0%

AY 2023-24: not recorded
AY 2024-25: 1.0%

Number of new students who began a degree program (AY 2025–26).

Number of Students Starting a Degree

2,245 Students

AY 2023-24: 1,466
AY 2024-25: 1,633

Number of first-generation students who started a degree program (neither parent attended higher education) (AY 2025–26).

Number of First-Generation Students Starting a Degree

23 Students

AY 2023-24: not recorded
AY 2024-25: 17

Proportion of women starting a degree who are first-generation students (neither parent attended higher education) (AY 2025-26).

Proportion of First-Generation Women

0.6%

AY 2023-24: not recorded
AY 2024-25: 0.5%

Number of women who began a degree program (AY 2025-26).

Number of Women Starting a Degree

1,128 Students

AY 2023-24: 843
AY 2024-25: 921

Number of first-generation women who started a degree program (neither parent attended higher education) (AY 2025-26).

Number of First-Generation Women Starting a Degree

7 Students

AY 2023-24: not recorded
AY 2024-25: 5

Developing countries are nations with medium or low levels of income, industrialization, and human development, as classified by the United Nations (e.g., India and Egypt) (AY 2025–26).

Proportion of International Students from Developing Countries

26%

Number of international students from developing countries (AY 2025–26).

Number of International Students from Developing Countries

1,885 Students

Proportion of students registered with a disability (AY 2025–26).

Proportion of Students with Disabilities

1.31%

AY 2023-24: 1.23%
AY 2024-25: 1.34%

Total number of students identified as having a disability (AY 2025–26).

Number of Students with Disability

93 Students

AY 2023-24: 67
AY 2024-25: 85

Proportion of current students who are from low-income backgrounds and receive financial aid from the University or supporting bodies (AY 2025-26).

Proportion of Low-Income Students Receiving Financial Aid

4.17%

AY 2023-24: 1.77%
AY 2024-25: 2.42%

Total number of employees including academic staff and administrative staff at the university (AY 2025–26).

Number of Employees

670 Employees

Proportion of total employees (academic and administrative) with a registered disability (AY 2025–26).

Proportion of Employees with Disabilities

0.45%

Total number of employees identified as having a disability (AY 2025–26).

Number of Employees with Disability

3

Proportion of senior academic staff who are female (AY 2025–26).

Proportion of Senior Female Academics

25.19%

Total number of senior academic staff employed by the university, including Professors, Associate Professors, and Assistant Professors (AY 2025–26).

Number of Senior Academic Staff

258

Total number of female senior academic staff, including Professors, Associate Professors, and Assistant Professors (AY 2025–26).

Number of Female Senior Academic Staff

65

Ethnic Groups of Students

Share of all students in each ethnic group in AY 2025-26, with the two previous years beneath each figure. Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Share of all students whose nationality is Saudi Arabia (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Saudi Arab Students

63.8%

AY 2023-24: 65.5%
AY 2024-25: 64.1%

Share of all students whose nationality is Syria, Kuwait, Jordan, Sudan, Egypt, Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Bahrain, Morocco, Iraq, Tunisia, Algeria, Oman, United Arab Emirates and Somalia (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Other Arab Students

24.3%

AY 2023-24: 22.7%
AY 2024-25: 24.5%

Share of all students whose nationality is India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Maldives (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

South Asian Students

6.5%

AY 2023-24: 6.6%
AY 2024-25: 6.2%

Share of all students whose nationality is United States and Canada (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

North American Students

3.2%

AY 2023-24: 3.3%
AY 2024-25: 3.3%

Share of all students whose nationality is United Kingdom, France, Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

European Students

1.4%

AY 2023-24: 1.2%
AY 2024-25: 1.3%

Share of all students whose nationality is Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Brazil and Dominican Republic (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Latin American and Caribbean Students

0.3%

AY 2023-24: 0.2%
AY 2024-25: 0.1%

Share of all students whose nationality is Eritrea, Nigeria, South Africa, Ethiopia, Niger and Mali (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Sub-Saharan African Students

0.2%

AY 2023-24: 0.2%
AY 2024-25: 0.2%

Share of all students whose nationality is Japan, China, Indonesia, Uzbekistan and Philippines (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

East, South-East and Central Asian Students

0.1%

AY 2023-24: 0.1%
AY 2024-25: 0.1%

Share of all students whose nationality is Turkey, Cyprus, Australia and New Zealand, plus stateless (Bedoon) students and students whose nationality is not specified (AY 2025-26). Ethnic groups are based on each student's nationality.

Other Ethnic Backgrounds

0.3%

AY 2023-24: 0.2%
AY 2024-25: 0.3%

Actions

20 Oct 2024

جامعة الفيصل تستضيف ملتقى الجمعيات التعاونية والخيرية بالرياض 2024 افتتح معالي الدكتور / محمد آل هيازع ، رئيس الجامعة بالرياض ، يوم الاحد 20 اكتوبر ملتقى الجمعيات التعاونية والخيرية بالرياض بحضور سمو الدكتور د. منصور بن ثنيان آل سعود 2024. وذلك علي مدار يومي الأحد والاثنين العشرين والحادي والعشرين من شهر أكتوبر لعام 2024 ميلاديا. الموافق السابع عشر والثامن عشر من شهر ربيع الآخر لعام 1446 هجريا. وتم افتتاح المعرض المصاحب للملتقى الذي يضم 20 جناحا للجمعيات الخيرية، تحكي إنجازاتها وقصصها الحافلة بالعطاء وتبرز مظاهر التكامل بينها وبين القطاعين الحكومي والخاص. وناقش الملتقى، الذي يستمر ليومين بحضور عدد من الشخصيات من قيادات ومسؤولي الجمعيات الأهلية والجهات ذات الصلة وأبرز الشخصيات المؤثرة والفاعلة في قطاع العمل الخيري يهدف الملتقى إلى التعرف على التحديات والعقبات التي تواجه الجمعيات التعاونية داخل المملكة، وتحديد آليات مواجهتها وتحديد مصادر الاستدامة المالية لهذه الجمعيات، وعرض التجارب وتبادل الخبرات، وكذلك يهدف إلى تسليط الضوء على استراتيجياتها وخططها التطويرية، وتعزيز التحول الرقمي لمواكب

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