Oman offers 13 Arts & Humanities programmes, all at Sultan Qaboos University — the country's premier public research university and one of the most respected higher education institutions in the Gulf region. Founded in 1986, Sultan Qaboos University provides a broad arts and humanities curriculum that spans Arabic language and literature, Islamic studies, history, and social sciences within a modern campus environment in Muscat.
Tuition fees are not published uniformly for these programmes, and students should contact Sultan Qaboos University directly for current fee schedules. Oman is a stable and welcoming study destination, with relatively affordable living costs compared to neighbouring Gulf states. International students at Sultan Qaboos University benefit from the university's research ties with institutions across the Arab world, Europe, and Asia.
Tuition varies by programme — check directly with Sultan Qaboos University for current fees applicable to international students.
All 13 programmes in this listing are at Sultan Qaboos University, Oman's leading public university and the main provider of arts and humanities education in the country.
Yes. Sultan Qaboos University accepts international students, though many programmes are taught in Arabic; students should confirm the language of instruction when applying.
A recognised secondary school certificate or undergraduate degree (depending on the programme level) is required. Arabic language proficiency may be necessary for Arabic-taught programmes.
Apply through Sultan Qaboos University's official admissions portal. International applicants should contact the university's International Admissions Office for guidance on documentation and deadlines.