The course of psychology is one of the general compulsory courses, through which the student studies an introduction to the definition of this science, which deals with the study of the mental and behavioral processes of the individual, the study of the most important theories of psychologists and specialists, and an understanding of the impact of biological and environmental factors, and social pressures on the behavior, feeling and thinking pattern of individuals, and how it helps This science aims to improve understanding of the behavior of others and the human psyche in general, and to identify the tasks of psychology, including: developing programs for education, developing work environments and making them more flexible, understanding the stages of childhood, improving mental health and levels of well-being for individuals, and developing individual performance in various fields .

The Introduction to Dramatic Arts course aims to introduce the student to the basic concepts of drama science, and to know the most important foundations on which the production of dramatic art is based through its various means such as theatre, cinema and television, and the similarities and differences between the means of drama. And that the student be able to distinguish between the overlapping fields in the dramatic arts, and understand the mechanisms and methods of dealing with the various components and elements of drama.

This course is one of the compulsory general requirements and aims to introduce the student to the nature of art and its human and social necessity. It also recognizes the patterns and classifications of art, and its functional and aesthetic applications. Through this course, the student begins to get acquainted with the basic principles of the philosophy of art in successive human civilizations, starting with the ancient Greeks and passing through the Roman civilization and the civilizations of Mesopotamia and North Africa, and the development of art during these important historical stages, up to the Middle Ages in Europe and the development of art in Islamic civilization and even Our present time. This course aims, as one of the important historical introductions, to introduce the student to the story of civilization and art, as well as to familiarize the student with the philosophical views and theories about art. Not only through the traditional reception of scientific information, but also through the involvement of students in research groups and urging them to make presentations on the history of art in different parts of the world.

The Greek and Roman Theater course is a part of the courses that focus on teaching the history of theater through the successive historical stages of the march of theater through the ages, and successive civilizations, from the ancient Greeks to the present day. It aims to introduce the student to the most important variables and artistic and thematic transformations of the art of theater and the development of the art of drama in general since the beginnings of the emergence of drama, as well as introducing the most important theories and philosophical opinions that have been associated with this art. The teaching of this course also aims to introduce the student to the importance of the educational and enlightening role of the art of drama and its role in the development of human societies, and the consolidation of moral and philosophical values.

The Dramatic Terminology course is one of the supporting courses for drama students to get acquainted with the basic dramatic terms and concepts in the drama industry through its various media. Through the student's study of this course, the student will be able to understand and compare the same concept through different languages and the possibility of using and employing dramatic terminology correctly and appropriately in the practical and applied aspect.