Student Affairs

Student Affairs

Introduction
the Vice Chancellor for Students Affairs of Muslim University is one of the most active and essential departments, established in alignment with the university’s strategic goals from its inception. Its primary purpose is to enhance student capacity and ensure the implementation and oversight of all student-related laws, regulations, policies, procedures, and guidelines. The Student Affairs Office serves as the main point of contact for students to communicate with the university administration.

Academic institutions direct all their activities towards the generation and delivery of knowledge. Likewise, the focus of all educational institutions' efforts is on the development of students' competencies. In this regard, the Student Affairs Vice-Chancellor’s Office holds a significant and vital role in the university, functioning as both the formulator and overseer of student-related policies.

The office consists of two key departments:

• Student Affairs Department
• Student Services Department

Vision
The Student Affairs Vice-Chancellor’s Office strives tirelessly to improve both the quantity and quality of knowledge, aiming to enhance students' academic and professional competencies.

Mission
To nurture students in line with Islamic and national values, foster their academic and professional growth, and create a secure and supportive academic and psychological environment for them.

Values

• Respect for Islamic and national values
• Student success and innovation
• Building student self-confidence
• Impartial service delivery
• Academic and professional commitment and expertise

Objectives

• Enhance student capacity
• Facilitate student participation in national and international academic conferences and events
• Implement policies of fairness and justice within the university
• Enforce student-related laws, regulations, guidelines, and procedures
• Apply modern and effective teaching methodologies

Facilities

• A standardized student database that enables both faculty and students to access essential information anytime and anywhere
• Established policies to protect student rights
• Availability of standardized resources for both theoretical and practical student activities
• A conducive learning environment
• Timely and appropriate consultations for students in economic, legal, health, and psychological matters
• A suitable working environment
• Facilities for students to learn international languages