Statistics for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
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statistics
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Bachelor's degree
5
Number of students who failed
139
4
Number of successful students
853
3
Number of male students
135
2
Number of female students
710
1
Total number of students
845
6
Nombre d'étudiants diplômés (2024-2025)
335
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Master
5
Number of students who failed
55
4
Number of successful students
426
3
Number of male students
114
2
Number of female students
471
1
Total number of students
585
6
Number of graduating students (2024-2025)
219
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Chart
Number of students enrolled in each department by bachelor’s and master’s degree level for the 2025–2026 academic year
Student enrollment rates by department
Statistics Department of Human Sciences
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Bachelor's degree
5
Number of students who failed(2024-2025)
50
4
Number of successful students(2024-2025)
200
3
Number of male students(2025-2026)
200
2
Number of female students(2025-2026)
500
1
Total number of students(2025-2026)
500
6
Number of graduating students (2024-2025)
200
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Master
5
Number of students who failed(2024-2025)
50
4
Number of successful students(2024-2025)
200
3
Number of male students(2025-2026)
200
2
Number of female students(2025-2026)
500
1
Total number of students(2025-2026)
500
6
Number of graduating students (2024-2025)
200
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Chart
Number of students in each major
Student enrollment rates by specializations
Statistics Department of Social Sciences
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Bachelor's degree
5
Number of students who failed(2024-2025)
50
4
Number of successful students(2024-2025)
200
3
Number of male students(2025-2026)
200
2
Number of female students(2025-2026)
500
1
Total number of students(2025-2026)
500
6
Number of graduating students (2024-2025)
200
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Master
5
Number of students who failed(2024-2025)
50
4
Number of successful students(2024-2025)
200
3
Number of male students(2025-2026)
200
2
Number of female students(2025-2026)
500
1
Total number of students(2025-2026)
500
6
Number of graduating students (2024-2025)
200
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Chart
Number of students in each major
Student enrollment rates by specializations