Faculty of Technical Education

The College of Technical Education was established in 2025, driven by a profound belief in its vital role in enhancing applied education and propelling industrial and technological development locally and regionally. The College is committed to preparing highly qualified technical personnel equipped with advanced skills. It encompasses four main academic departments offering a comprehensive suite of specialized, qualitative programs—featuring modern disciplines such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Agriculture Technology, and Game Design, alongside essential programs in Allied Medical Professions and Administrative Sciences. Culminating the university's extensive expertise, the College provides an educational environment that seamlessly integrates technology and innovation within the higher education ecosystem. Furthermore, all academic plans have been meticulously designed to serve as a tangible bridge connecting the classroom with the labor market, aligning perfectly with the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the accelerated pace of digital transformation.

The Technical College comprises four departments: Engineering and Smart Systems, Allied Medical Professions, Administrative and Financial Sciences, and the General Requirements Department. Across its specialized departments, the College offers nineteen distinct programs. The Department of Engineering and Smart Systems provides eight programs: Highway Surveying and Quantity Surveying, Smart Agriculture Technology, Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Building Engineering, Energy Technology, 3D Printing Technology, Educational Game Design and Development, and Jewelry Making and Design. The Department of Allied Medical Professions offers six programs: Medical Laboratory Analysis, E-Learning Technology, Radiology Technology, Associate Nursing, Paramedic and Emergency Medical Services, and Health Care. Meanwhile, the Department of Administrative and Financial Sciences offers five programs: Supply Chain Management, Customs and Tax Sciences, Financial Technology (FinTech), Family Counseling and Empowerment, and Physical and Health Education. Finally, the General Requirements Department focuses on delivering shared and foundational courses in basic sciences, languages, and communication skills.