Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about NIEC programmes, admissions, fees, and online learning.
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General
Nur Al Ilm Education Consultancy (NIEC) is an education consultancy based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. We connect working professionals with accredited international universities delivering flexible online programmes.
Our office is located in Muhammad Ibn Ula, Jeddah, Western Province, 23761, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. You can also reach us by phone, WhatsApp, or email.
You can call or WhatsApp us on +966 53 401 4274, email info@niec.online, or use the enquiry form on our contact page.
Programmes
We offer postgraduate (MBA, MSc), undergraduate (BA, BSc), and OTHM pathway programmes (Levels 3 to 8) across business, technology, and management.
Yes. Our programmes are delivered by accredited universities and awarding bodies, including Ofqual-regulated OTHM qualifications that credit-transfer into university degrees.
Absolutely. All NIEC programmes are delivered fully online and designed for working professionals, allowing you to study from anywhere at your own pace.
Entry requirements vary by level. Pathway Level 3 needs a Level 2 qualification, undergraduate degrees need a Level 3 equivalent, and postgraduate programmes require a bachelor degree. Mature students with relevant experience are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Fees & Funding
Programme fees are set by the partner university and vary by level and institution. Our advisors will provide a clear breakdown, including any consultancy fees, before you commit.
Many of our university partners offer flexible payment schedules. Contact our team to discuss the options available for your chosen programme.
Online Learning
You access lectures, resources, and assessments through the university's online learning platform. You study at your own pace with structured modules and tutor support.
Yes. On successful completion you receive the university's or awarding body's official certificate, recognised internationally.
Most programmes require evidence of English proficiency such as IELTS (5.5-6.0 for undergraduate, 6.0 for postgraduate). Some pathways accept a waived requirement after an assessment.
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