A brief historical overview of Dar Al-Kalima University:

2006  Dar Al-Kalima College was accredited as a community college.

2010  The new campus was inaugurated

2013  The Dar Al-Kalima Community College was accredited to become Dar Al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture.

2021  The Dar Al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture was accredited to become Dar Al-Kalima University.

Admission and acceptance requirements

New students are generally accepted and enrolled at Dar Al-Kalima University at the beginning of the first semester of each academic year. The Admissions Committee carries out the admission procedures, taking into consideration the general admission policy approved by the Academic Council of Dar Al-Kalima University. Applications for admission are submitted to the Registration and Admission Department according to the dates mentioned in the annual admission and acceptance bulletin.

Admission applications:

Dar Al-Kalima University is distinguished by its simple and facilitated procedures for students in the admission and registration processes. Here are the registration steps:

• Obtaining the admission application card for a non-refundable fee of 165 shekels from:
  • One of the branches of the Arab Bank in the city of Bethlehem, Beit Jala, or Al-Khader.
  • The Palestine Bank branch in Bethlehem.
  • The financial office is located in the Dar Al-Kalima University building - Bethlehem - Jabal Ma'ale.
  • The university offices in Ramallah - Al-Masyoun - Shatara Building - Fifth Floor next to the Bank of Jerusalem
  • Filling out the admission application electronically using the application code and the application password through the following webpage: www.daralkalima.edu.ps
• To fill out the application, follow the instructions provided on the application form in the envelope.

*Tuition fees:

Dar Al-Kalima University is a non-profit higher education institution. It seeks to provide distinguished educational services while keeping fees at the minimum possible level. Student fees constitute 30% of the actual costs, leading the university to rely on donations from individuals and local and foreign institutions. Accordingly, the approved tuition and credit hour fees are as follows:

*The accredited educational programs.