Shatt Al-Arab University College

Shatt Al-Arab University College is a private Iraqi university established in 1993 in Basrah in the south of Iraq.

Faculties

• College of Science
• Computer science
• Pathological Analysis Sciences
• College of Law
• Law Department
• College of Engineering Technical College
• Fuel and Energy Engineering Technology
• Computer Engineering Technology
• Biomedical Engineering Technology
• Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering Technology
• Power Mechanics Engineering Technology
• College of Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Oil and Gas engineering
• College of Arts
• English language department
• Translation Department
• College of Administration and Economics
• Business Administration
• Accounting
• Financial and Banking sciences
• Oil and Gas Management and Marketing
• College of Health and Medical Technologies
• Radiation techniques

The university began its academic journey with the establishment of "Shatt al-Arab University College" in Basra Governorate on October 5, 1993, pursuant to Order No. (MF/568). Upon its founding, the college comprised only four departments. The college is recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. It is one of the oldest private colleges in Basra Governorate and the fifth in Iraq.

The college aims to raise the scientific and cultural level in Iraq in general, and in Basra in particular, by providing the labor market in both the public and private sectors with distinguished scientific competencies and expertise from its graduates.

Since its founding, Shatt al-Arab College has undergone several stages of development until it was transformed into "Shatt al-Arab University" pursuant to Ministerial Order No. (T H AK/16006) dated July 28, 2024, marking the beginning of a new phase of progress on the scientific and urban levels.

The university currently comprises seven colleges, encompassing seventeen academic departments in two main camps, and is working to establish new departments in the coming years to keep pace with labor market demands and modern academic developments.

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