Management Technology is an applied program combining management sciences with digital transformation tools and information systems. It prepares graduates to lead technology initiatives in Libya’s banks, oil companies, service businesses and logistics organizations. Practical skills include business analysis, project management, data analysis, information security and digital transformation, with attention to local legislation, policies and the characteristics of the Libyan economy.
Vision
To be a leading, distinguished management technology program locally and regionally.
Mission
To prepare qualified management technology graduates through outstanding education and research that meet quality standards, support innovation and development, and contribute to economic development in the public and private sectors in response to changing labor market needs.
Objectives
- Prepare qualified professionals who can design and improve administrative processes, make decisions using data and digital technologies, and enter the labor market.
- Improve the efficiency and quality of administrative work in service of society.
- Improve research efficiency by providing tools and technologies that help researchers manage time and effort.
- Support institutional development and performance through effective, accessible technological solutions.
Graduate Attributes
- Analyze business requirements and design and develop software solutions and integrated information systems.
- Use and develop databases supporting organizational information systems.
- Demonstrate sound knowledge of basic programming languages for different administrative applications.
- Use modern management technology tools and techniques.
- Contribute to community development.
- Continue independent learning and professional and academic development throughout life, with the ability to pursue postgraduate study.
Study System
The program follows a semester system with two semesters per academic year: autumn and spring. Eight semesters are required for the bachelor’s degree.
Admission Requirements
- A secondary school certificate in either the science or arts stream, or an equivalent qualification obtained inside or outside Libya.
- Medical fitness, freedom from communicable diseases, and the ability to follow theoretical and practical classes.
- Successful completion of the personal interview.
- An undertaking to observe all university rules and regulations.
- For non-Libyan applicants, ordinary residence in Libya throughout the period of study and payment of the prescribed tuition and fees according to applicable regulations.
- Compliance with any additional requirements issued by program management.
Required Documents
- Original secondary school certificate.
- Health certificate.
- Detailed student birth certificate.
- Father’s and mother’s birth certificates.
- Residence certificate.
- Eight passport photographs.
- Qualification equivalence certificate for international students.
Transfers
- Transfers are accepted only from accredited faculties and programs.
- The student must not have been dismissed from a university or faculty for academic or disciplinary reasons, and the overall grade at the previous faculty must be at least 50%.
- Certified documents showing grades and course syllabuses must be submitted before registration starts. Courses are recognized for equivalence where they match at least 50% of the scientific content of the corresponding program courses.
- At least four semesters must be completed within the program. The published rules also state that where the equivalent courses exceed six semesters, courses are selected starting at lower levels and progressing upward.
- The student’s accepted credit hours determine placement and the study plan to be followed.
- The graduation cumulative average is calculated only from units and courses completed within this program.
Registration and Renewal
- Each student is assigned an academic supervisor to oversee the study plan, including preliminary registration, course selection, calculation of semester and cumulative averages, and notification of any warnings.
- Each student has two copies of the academic file. The Registration Office keeps original registration, renewal and course result forms; the academic program or adviser keeps the second copy.
- Students may register as regular students, requiring full-time study, or as external students, who are not required to study full time and attend only the final examinations.
- Admitted students receive a registration number under university procedures.