Directorates — Information Technology Directorate

We run the university's digital backbone

A directorate dedicated to building a smart, secure, and integrated academic and administrative environment, and driving comprehensive digital transformation across the university using the latest information technologies.

Infrastructure Information Security Administrative Automation Artificial Intelligence

01 — Why the directorate was established

The Information Technology Directorate was established to keep pace with the rapid advancement of information technology, achieve comprehensive digital transformation across the university, and develop a smart academic and administrative environment built on advanced digital systems — strengthening operational efficiency, safeguarding information security, and raising the quality of the university's academic and administrative services.

02 — Vision

For the directorate to become a leading center for digital transformation and technical innovation, ensuring a smart, secure, and integrated academic and administrative environment that relies on the latest information technologies to serve teaching, research, and administration.

03 — Mission

Developing and managing the university's digital infrastructure, providing integrated and reliable information systems that support digital transformation, strengthening the efficiency of academic and administrative work, and securing an innovative technical environment that serves every part of the university.

04 — Goals

Eight goals driving the digital transformation

Support comprehensive digital transformation across the university.

Develop a modern, secure, and effective information infrastructure.

Automate administrative and academic processes and raise their efficiency.

Strengthen information security and protect data and systems.

Provide reliable, sustainable technical services for all users.

Support the use of modern technologies and AI in teaching and administration.

Improve internal and external communication through digital systems.

Continuously develop the university's approved systems and software.

05 — Core tasks

Twelve tasks that run the technical work day to day

Prepare, implement, and monitor policies for using the university's information systems.

Plan and develop the computing and network infrastructure.

Manage and operate systems, servers, and databases.

Automate administrative and academic processes.

Manage the university's official email and digital platforms.

Develop and maintain the university website and electronic platforms.

Secure and protect data and ensure the continuity of system operations.

Manage software licenses and technical contracts.

Provide technical support and training on modern technologies and AI tools.

Prepare, support, and maintain computer devices and equipment.

Develop networks, communications, and technical monitoring systems.

Establish and manage a digital library supporting academic and research work.