About Vice Deanship
The Vice Deanship for Female Student Affairs at the College of Science at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University supervises the affairs of female students in the college in all departments, as it plays a prominent and tangible role in organizing and supporting the scientific departments in the female section to provide academic programs and carry out graduation research for all students of the college, as well as obtain funding Research and encourage publication of faculty members' research.
The other part of the Vice Deanship work is postgraduate studies. The Vice Deanship is currently participating with departments to develop appropriate programs to attract male and female students for postgraduate studies, which society and the labor market require. Later, the Vice Deanship will follow up on their service, from receiving them to join the program to awarding them academic degrees.
Our Vision
To achieve leadership and excellence in providing high-quality academic education and research in the field of the Basic Sciences and related applications at the global level to meet the aspirations of society.
Our MissionProviding advanced academic programs in agreement with international standards to meet the labor market requirements, conducting outstanding scientific research to contribute to community engagement, and preparing human competencies that can carry out their duties in an attractive and stimulating environment.
Our Objectives
- Consolidate the concepts of Islamic thought in the disciplines of basic sciences.
- Prepare well-qualified cadres of teachers, researchers, and laboratory technicians in the field of science who can contribute to the renaissance of Saudi Arabia and achieve the 2030 vision.
- Contribute to community service through the provision of research and scientific consultations.
- Build academic and research relations with local and international universities.
- Provide excellent programs in the fields of basic sciences to meet the needs of local and regional markets.
- Prepare graduates of the College of Science to pursue postgraduate studies in basic sciences.
