Information Systems Department :

The Department of Information Systems was established in the Faculty of Information Technology in 2004 in response to the rapid developments and growing diversification in computer science. The department offers four undergraduate (Bachelor's) programs that serve various vital sectors. Today, the department comprises four leading programs:

​Computer Information Systems (CIS): Focuses on the design and development of integrated software systems.

Management Information Systems (MIS): Integrates technology with administrative processes to support decision-making.

Health Information Systems (HIS): Employs technology to serve the medical sector and enhance the efficiency of healthcare services.

Smart Application Development (SAD): Keeps pace with the rapid advancement in mobile software and artificial intelligence.

In addition, the department is currently working on introducing new specializations at both the undergraduate and master's levels, with the aim of graduating students who are capable of keeping up with the latest developments in various fields of information technology.​