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 Most students admitted to AUI-S shall be required to pass through the English Language Preparatory Program in order matriculate into their degee programs.
In addition the American University of Iraq – Sulaimani offers the following degrees:
Graduate Degrees
MBA in International Management and Leadership
Undergraduate Degrees
Majors:
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Management and Policy Studies
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Systems and Information Technology
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Studies
Minors:
Business Administration
Computer Science
Economics
English
Management
Political Science STRUCTURE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAM The American model of higher education, as used by AUI-S, has an academic calendar comprised of two semesters in each academic year (with an 8-week or longer Summer Term). Each semester is a discrete instructional period of 16-weeks+, and is comprised of 15-weeks+ of teaching and a common Final Examinations Week. The University also operates 16-weeks+ intensive English language programs each semester and during the Summer Term. AUI-S schedules a one to two week mid-year break between semesters. Fall Semester customarily begins around the middle of October, while Spring Semester starts in early February. Students may enter the University as degree seeking (matriculated) students at the beginning of any semester. Students interested only in intensive English classes may begin their study in the intensive language courses at the start of any semester/Summer Term.
Students customarily study for four years after secondary school in order to earn a baccalaureate degree (Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business Administration, etc.). Students who have to begin their studies in our English language program may need to take more than four years to complete the degree requirements.
Students select an academic area of interest as their primary focus, generally after their first year at AUI-S. This primary academic area is called the Major. Students at AUI-S also select a Minor academic area of interest as a secondary area of emphasis. For example, a student might choose to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree program of study with a Major in Computer Systems & Information Technology (CS&IT), and a Minor in Management. All undergraduate students at AUI-S must take a common core of liberal arts classes (University Requirements). These courses are meant to broaden you understanding, introduce you to different fields and disciplines, and prepare you for entry into your major.
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