Brief about College Council

The college council is composed of the college dean (chairman), vice deans, and heads of departments. The university council, based on the proposal of the college council and the support of the university president, may include in the membership of the college council at most three faculty members from its college or corresponding colleges from the university’s branches, and determines the term of their membership. The college council is responsible for considering matters related to the college and its activities including:

1- Recruiting faculty members, teaching assistants, and lecturers as well as their secondment, delegation, and promotions.

2- Suggesting or modify study plans in coordination with departments.

3- Suggesting curricula, textbooks and references for the departments of the college or institute.

4- Encouraging the idea of writing scientific research among the departments of the college or institute and publishing them.

5- Suggesting exam dates and setting the regulations for conducting them.

6- Suggesting the internal regulations of the college or institute. 

7- Suggesting training plans and missions necessary for the college or institute.

8- Suggesting a plan for the extracurricular activity of the college.

9- Making decisions about student matters that fall within its specialization and forwarding other matters to the University Council 

10- Considering referral matters by the university council, the rector or vice-rector for study and opinion.

The college council meets at the invitation of its president at least once a month. The meeting is not valid unless two-thirds of its members are present. The college council decisions are approved by an absolute majority of the votes of the attending members. In case of equality, the side on which the president belongs will prevail. The decisions of the college council are considered valid unless objection is received from the university president within fifteen days from the date of receiving these decisions.