Quantum leap

King Khalid University Vice presidents of Academic Affairs, Prof. Saad bin Muhammad bin Dajam, explained that the transition project to the three-semester system (Trimester) is "a quantum leap in the educational field and an opportunity to develop and update Study plans and programs, to meet the requirements and skills of the twenty-first century.

System Efficiency

King Khalid University Vice Presidents of Female Student Affairs, Prof. Kholoud Saad Abu Melha, said that our wise leadership is keen to achieve education development goals based on student interests and all those part of the educational field.

International Standards

King Khalid University Vice President of Business and Knowledge Economy, Prof. Abdullatif bin Ibrahim Al-Hadithi, said “the adoption of the new academic calendar (the three semesters), will provide an appropriate space for learning which is compatible with the global education systems, and will positively reflect in students achievement and learning outcomes. He also added “ This system will also achieve a balance between the teaching and the assessment processes, and contribute to raising student performance.

Achieving Competitiveness

King Khalid University Vice President , Prof. Dr. Muhammad bin Hamid Al-Behairi, confirmed that the new academic calendar, the development of curriculums and study plans, as well as the transition to the three-semester system, which was announced by His Excellency the Minister of Education, are steps towards a comprehensive development in the educational system in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Creativity and Innovation

King Khalid University Vice President for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Hamid bin Majdoua Al-Qarni, thanked our wise leadership, for their interest and keenness to develop the education sector in order to achieve the goals of the National Vision 2030.Al-Qarni said, "The implementation of the new academic calendar is a great opportunity to enhance the efficiency of the educational system, and to better invest in the academic year, thus contributing to raising learning outcomes and enhancing knowledge and skills among students."

New skills

King Khalid University Vice President of Quality and Development Prof. Marzan bin Awada Al-Shahrani, explained that among the many interests of our wise leadership the attention and development devoted to the educational sector makes it a priority. Al Shahrani stressed that through the new academic calendar the Kingdom seeks to meet advanced eduction standards stressing that the new system is an important step towards improving overall educational outcomes that contribute to the university global ranking and achievement .

Qualitative development

The General Supervisor of the King Khalid University branch in Tihama, Dr. Ahmed Atef Al-Shehri, explained that the announcement of the new academic calendar “comes as an extension of the qualitative development pursued by the Ministry of Education in all aspects to achieve the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.”

Quality plans

The General Supervisor of the Curriculum and Plans Unit at King Khalid University, Dr. Adwaa Ali Al-Ahmari, said on that the three semester system is an opportunity to update study plans and developing programs and courses that serve this transformation.

Efficiently Transition

The supervisor of the Transition to the Three-Semester System Office at King Khalid University, Dr. Suad Muhammad Al-Qahtani, explained that "the establishment of the office comes in line with the requirements of the Ministry of Education's decision to transition to this system, and to achieve King Khalid University goal to achieve a smooth transition.

Improving Outcomes

The supervisor of the Vision Initiatives Management Office at King Khalid University, Dr. Ali bin Hussein Al-Amir, explained that “the implementation of the three-semester system is a qualitative leap in developing the education system in the Kingdom and improving its outcomes. Adding that the new system will allow a wider chance for students to grow and learn and will contribute towards improving the overall outcomes of the kingdom’s education.