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Universities Law · Article 50

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A university may apply fees to increase its revenues, including the following:

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Article 50

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A university may apply fees to increase its revenues, including the following:

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1.Fees for graduate programs, without compromising quality.

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2.Fees for diploma programs, and educational and training courses, in accordance with the General Rules set by the Council of University Affairs.

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3.Fees from non-Saudi students, excluding students on scholarships granted in accordance with the relevant rules.

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4.Fees from internal or external entities in return for scientific research or consultation services, provided that such services are consistent with university’s mission and objectives.

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5.Funds generated from the investment and development of cash and in-kind revenues, in accordance with the regulations governing investment, self-generated revenues, and waqf management at the university.

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6.Fees from government and non-government agencies in return for contracting with faculty members to perform tasks specified in the employment contract, subject to the approval of the faculty member and relevant councils. The faculty member shall continue to perform the minimum academic requirements, including teaching, academic supervision, and attendance of meetings of academic councils.

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7.Fees from government and non-government agencies for carrying out studies, consultation services, or other services pursuant to contracts approved by both parties, based on the need for experts from among Saudi faculty members. Such revenues shall be deposited in a separate account and shall be disbursed in accordance with the regulations approved by the board of trustees.

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