Vision:

Excellence in providing educational and research services across all fields of engineering and technology, and preparing specialized engineers capable of holding various positions in both the public and private sectors. This contributes to the development of the local and regional society and economy, while simultaneously preparing students to be good citizens who believe in human and ethical values and are aware of their responsibilities toward their religion, homeland, and people.

Mission:

Preparing distinguished engineering cadres capable of applying engineering knowledge based on sound scientific foundations, conducting solid scientific research that provides solutions to engineering challenges facing various sectors, serving the community, and enhancing engagement with the labor market to develop engineering education methods and curricula in line with market needs.

Core Values of the College of Engineering:

In light of its commitment to the university’s values, the College of Engineering believes in the following values:

  • National Belonging
  • Leadership and Innovation
  • Teamwork
  • Integrity, Transparency, and Combating Corruption
  • Justice and Equality

Objectives:

  1. Preparing and Training Students: Equip students for various engineering professions by emphasizing a mastery of engineering principles in their fields of specialization, enabling graduates to comprehend technical problems and contribute to scientific solutions.
  2. Encouraging Knowledge Acquisition: Motivate students to gain knowledge through study and research, while fostering independent thinking, self-confidence, self-learning, and continuous engagement with scientific literature.
  3. Providing Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Supply students with fundamental principles of management, economics, and selected humanities to complete their qualification for leadership roles in society.
  4. Conducting and Publishing Research: Perform and publish academic and applied research to enrich engineering knowledge and solve engineering problems in both public and private sectors.

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