How higher education bolstered women's empowerment in Saudi

JEDDAH: The days of male dominance in Saudi academia are numbered if the growing number of women pursuing postgraduate study and working as lecturers and professors at educational institutions across the Kingdom is any guide. By removing barriers to study and work, and addressing inequalities in academia, doors have been opened wide for female empowerment in all sectors of the

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