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A student graduates after successfully completing the graduation requirements according to the degree plan, provided his cumulative GPA is not less than “Pass”. Following the recommendation of the Department Council, the College Council may determine certain additional courses the student should take to improve his cumulative GPA if he has passed the required courses, but with low GPA.

1. The student is required to pursue his major degree plan and complete all requirements before graduation.
2. The Deanship of Admissions & Registration will provide the relevant departments with copies of the academic records of all candidates for graduation. The Department will then review these records to ensure that the student has satisfied all graduation requirements and will provide the Deanship Admissions & Registrations with a list of the students who qualify for graduation.
3. A student must attain a cumulative GPA and major GPA of 1.00 or above to graduate.
4. To obtain any degree from UOH, the student transferred from any other institution must have studied at UOH, a minimum of 36 credit-hours, including at least 18 credit hours in his major field.

The Deanship of Admissions & Registration prepares and issues the official graduation certificates and degrees and maintains copies of these documents

REE Program Guide.pdf

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1. The applicant must be a Saudi National or born to a Saudi Mother, or those excluded by laws and regulations or the national interest.

2. Students must be a holder of a valid high school secondary education (grade 12th) certificate (scientific and engineering track) or its equivalent from inside or outside the kingdom.

3. The period of the obtained high school secondary education (grade 12th) certificate (scientific and engineering track) or its equivalent, not more than two to five years if there are available study seats, and the University Council may make an exception from this condition if convincing reasons are available.

4. The applicant must maintain good conduct.

5. The applicant must not be dismissed from the University of Hail or from another university for an academic or disciplinary term.

6. To be medically fit.

7. The applicant must pass the General Aptitude Test (GAT) and the Scholastic Achievement Admission Test for scientific (Sc) tracks in particular.[AM1] ​

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1. Technological Proficiency: Proficiency in the latest technologies and tools is essential. This includes understanding renewable energy technologies, data analysis software, and computer-aided design (CAD) tools, as well as staying updated on emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) as they apply to renewable energy.
2. Sustainability and Environmental Awareness: A strong awareness of sustainability issues and environmental impact is crucial. Graduates should understand how their work in renewable energy contributes to broader environmental goals, including carbon reduction and sustainable development.
3. Innovative and Critical Thinking: The ability to think critically and innovatively is key. Graduates should be able to approach problems creatively, develop new solutions, and improve existing technologies and processes in the field of renewable energy.
4. Adaptability and Lifelong Learning: The rapid pace of change in technology and global markets requires an ability to adapt quickly. Graduates should be committed to lifelong learning to keep up with evolving industry trends and advancements in renewable energy.
5. Cross-Cultural Competence and Collaboration Skills: As renewable energy is a global concern, having cross-cultural competence and the ability to work effectively in diverse teams is important. Graduates should be able to collaborate with professionals from different cultural backgrounds and disciplines, understanding and respecting diverse perspectives in the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions.