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Scholarship · 11th Cycle (2026)

Eng. Tarek Alkasabi Award for Excellence in Civil Engineering — 2026

King Saud University

King Saud University’s Department of Civil Engineering administers the 11th Eng. Tarek Alkasabi Award for Excellence in Civil Engineering, recognizing outstanding peer-reviewed civil-engineering research across seven branches in the 2026 cycle.

Destination
Saudi Arabia
Study level
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Deadline
Aug 31, 2026
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Funding package

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The 2026 award has a total value of SAR 245,000, with SAR 35,000 for the winning research in each of seven civil-engineering categories. The winning applicant receives the monetary prize and is responsible for distributing it among winning team members.

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Eligibility

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  • The applicant must be the first author; at least half of the paper authors must be affiliated with a Saudi institution or organization, except scholarship students studying outside Saudi Arabia; the paper must align with the selected civil-engineering branch and applicant specialization, must have been published in an ISI-indexed peer-reviewed journal in 2023 or later, must not previously have received this award, and the applicant must not have won the award in the previous two cycles.
Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Brief curriculum vitae in PDF format, maximum 1 MB
  2. Published research paper in PDF format, maximum 10 MB

Application steps

  1. Confirm the paper and authorship meet the 2026 award conditions.

  2. Choose the applicable civil-engineering branch.

  3. Upload the published paper and brief CV through the electronic form linked by King Saud University by 31 August 2026.

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