Student Guidance

Academic Advising

The University provides academic advising to support students throughout their academic journey. Each college assigns an academic advisor to every student to guide them, clarify the study plan, explain the course registration process, and offer academic direction. Advisors also provide essential guidance to new and continuing students during their years of study.

Psychological Counselling

The University offers psychological counselling services to ensure the personal development of students and help them maintain emotional, social, and psychological balance throughout their university experience. This is achieved through tailored advisory and training programs, as well as diagnostic plans to identify various cases and provide appropriate solutions—while upholding integrity and full confidentiality of personal information.

Career Guidance

The University provides career guidance services to help students identify their future career paths, and to equip them with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to join the job market. These services also include training and capacity-building programs aimed at preparing qualified national graduates capable of leading change.

Health Care

• The campus clinic provides round-the-clock medical care for students who require it. Students must carry one of the following health insurance cards:
• A health card issued by the Ministry of Health, along with payment of applicable fees to access basic routine and emergency medical services at the University clinic.
• A health insurance card issued by an insurance company, along with payment of applicable fees to access basic routine and emergency medical services.
• The University also partners with a health insurance provider offering competitive rates for interested students. Students may therefore benefit from the University clinic services in addition to the insurance company services without additional charges.

Student Council

Eligibility Criteria for Council Members:

• The student must have completed at least two semesters.
• Successfully completed the minimum credit hours required for two semesters, as stated in University Bylaws.
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Must demonstrate good conduct.
• Must have at least two semesters remaining before graduation (excluding the summer semester) following the election semester.
• Must not have a cumulative GPA below 2.00.
• Must be actively engaged and distinguished in student activities organized by the University, and able to organize and lead events.
• Must not have any disciplinary action recorded for violating University rules and regulations.
• Must not have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanour involving dishonesty or breach of trust, unless legally cleared.

Roles and Responsibilities of the Student Council:

• Serving as a link between students and University administration, aiding in presenting student issues and representing their perspectives.
• Strengthening collaboration and partnership among students, administration, faculty members, and staff.
• Representing University students in student gatherings at local and regional levels.
• Promoting national identity and responsibility through organizing national events and activities.
• Raising awareness of core values and principles within the University environment.
• Supporting talented students and encouraging intellectual, cultural, social, athletic, and artistic engagement.