The Graduate Studies Administration at the Ministry of Technical and Vocational Education is the body responsible for organizing and managing academic graduate programs in technical and vocational fields. This administration develops the policies and regulations that define the standards for admission, evaluation, and instruction within graduate programs.

Its responsibilities include the development of curricula and academic content, with a strong focus on ensuring quality and maintaining academic standards across graduate-level programs. The administration also monitors and evaluates the quality of these programs through internal assessment processes.

Moreover, the Graduate Studies Administration provides both financial and moral support for scientific research in graduate studies and seeks to strengthen academic collaboration and partnerships between universities, research institutions, and the industrial sector.

Its primary goal is to offer an outstanding educational and research environment for graduate students and researchers, ensuring the quality of their programs and providing the necessary support for their academic and professional development.

Additionally, the administration works on enhancing the performance of faculty members and teaching assistants by organizing regular training courses, guided by performance reports received from technical colleges, higher institutes, and relevant departments within the Ministry of Technical and Vocational Education.

In general, the Graduate Studies Administration strives to advance higher education in technical and vocational fields and to achieve high levels of quality and excellence in graduate programs and scientific research.