Working in student welfare is not merely a job to provide services to students; it is a mission dedicated to engaging students in various types of activities that cultivate responsibility and help them become leaders who play influential roles in society. The different student welfare activities—social, athletic, cultural, artistic, family groups (student societies), scouts and public service, scientific and technological, social support, and student unions—are continuously evolving and innovating each year with the goal of creating a well-rounded, experienced, and skilled generation.

1. Social Activities:

These aim to strengthen interpersonal relationships and foster friendships among students through various competitions and events, such as:

• Chess training courses.
• Chess competitions (college and university level).
• Essay and social research contests (college and university level).
• First aid training sessions.
• National blood donation campaign.
• Seminars.
• Ideal student (male & female) competition (college and university level).
• Recreational, cultural trips, and social visits (college and university level).

These are often accompanied by programs proposed by the Student Union and supported by the University’s General Directorate of Student Welfare, enhancing interaction and experience sharing among students.

2. Sports Activities:

These aim to foster a sporting spirit, encourage talent development, and organize various sporting events and team formations at the college level.

1- Individual Sports:

Swimming, table tennis, athletics, squash, fencing, kung fu, karate, boxing, wrestling, badminton, speedball.

2-Team Sports:

Football, volleyball, basketball, handball, cycling races, marathon races.

3. Cultural Activities:

These are focused on developing students’ literary and cultural talents and spreading cultural awareness through:

• Language and computer training courses, literary clubs (literary salons).
• Cultural competitions (poetry, short story, theatre critique, essays, research, wall newspapers, printed magazines, religious and cultural seminars, religious research, Qur’an and Hadith memorization competitions, religious chanting, general Islamic contests, Arabic calligraphy exhibitions).
• Annual cultural day celebration.
• “Who Will Win the Cup?” competition.

4. Artistic Activities:

These encourage and support students' artistic hobbies through:

1- Visual Arts:

Sculpture, photography, graphics, drawing, decoration, handicrafts, crochet.

2- Domestic Arts:

Sewing and tailoring, hand/automated knitting, crochet, canvas work, embroidery.

3- Theatre Arts:

Theatre performances (one-act, three-act plays).

4- Music and Folk Arts:

Solo and group performances, choir.

5. Student Societies (Families) Activities:

These support the formation of student groups (families) within the college, promoting collaborative planning and implementation of specialized activities that serve students, the college, and the surrounding community. Dear students, we encourage you to register in one of these families to benefit from their activities and to develop your personality and leadership skills, which will positively impact both you and your university community.

6. Scientific and Technological Activities:

These involve organizing scientific seminars and tech-oriented lectures, enhancing students’ scientific and technological capabilities, encouraging innovation and productivity, and implementing these ideas through science clubs and scientific societies.

7. Scouting and Public Service:

This activity focuses on organizing scouting programs and community service through training camps, environmental service, competitions, festivals, and nurturing volunteerism, through:

• Scout clan selection camps, exhibitions, and art workshops.
• Scout festival competition (university level - male scouts).
• Girl guides’ festival competition (university level).
•  Public service projects. 

Student Unions:

Student unions are formed from regular students enrolled in bachelor's or licentiate programs who have paid union fees. International and affiliate students can participate in union activities but cannot run for or vote in elections.

Union Goals:

1- Promote moral, spiritual, and national values, encourage leadership, and self expression.

2- Foster a positive university spirit and strengthen ties among students and faculty.

3- Discover, develop, and encourage student talents and skills.

4- Promote and support student societies.

5- Organize and raise the standard of sports, cultural, social, artistic, and scouting activities.

6- Engage students in community service for the benefit of the university and society.

Union Council Committees:

1- Student Families Committee.

2- Sports Committee.

3- Cultural Committee.

4- Social Committee.

5- Artistic Committee.

6- Scouts and Public Service Committee.

7- Scientific and Technological Committee.

Each committee is:

• Formed annually and led by a faculty advisor appointed by the Dean.
• Includes two student representatives per academic year, elected by secret ballot.
• Students elect a Secretary and Assistant Secretary for each committee.
• A youth welfare officer attends a committee meeting.

Union Council Responsibilities:

• Outlining the union’s general policy based on committee proposals.
• Approving and monitoring committee programs.
• Budgeting and financial planning.
• Approving final accounts.
• Coordinating with other faculty unions and enhancing inter-college relationships.
• Electing a Union President and Vice-President under the supervision of the Dean.
• Membership includes student committee leaders and faculty advisors.