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Bisha University opens applications for 2026 adjunct academic positions

Bisha University has begun accepting applications for adjunct academic roles for the 1448 academic year, open to qualified Saudis with a bachelor’s degree.

Bisha University opens applications for 2026 adjunct academic positions

Bisha University has started accepting applications for adjunct academic positions for the 1448 academic year. These roles are open to qualified Saudi nationals who hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution, whether in Saudi Arabia or abroad. The university seeks candidates who are not currently employed by the institution and meet specific academic criteria: a minimum grade of "Very Good" for their undergraduate degree, a minimum Qiyas entrance exam score of 60, and for English positions, a TOEFL score of 75 or equivalent.

Applicants must be available for full-time work and provide approval from their current employer if they are in the public or private sector. A personal interview and meeting any additional requirements set by the relevant college or department are also mandatory. The university emphasizes that the adjunct contract is temporary and does not guarantee employment; signing the contract is contingent upon acceptance after reviewing the qualifications submitted through the online platform.

All required documents, including degree equivalency certificates (if applicable) and employer approval letters, must be submitted in PDF format and clearly presented. Any applications that do not meet the criteria or contain inconsistent information will be disqualified. Prospective applicants are advised to match their qualifications with the list of specializations and select the appropriate college, department, specialization, and campus.

Applications are open from August 17 to August 21, 2026, through the university's official application portal.

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