Arabian Gulf University

The Arabian Gulf University was established in March 1980.

It is a Gulf governmental university accredited by the Ministry of Education and administered by the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. It is a member of the Federation of the Universities of the Islamic World and includes:

• College of Medicine and Health Sciences
• College of Education, Administrative and Technical Sciences

There are also many specialized centers, including:

• Medical Simulation and Skills Center.
• Consulting, Training and Community Service Center
• Al-Jawhara Center for Molecular Medicine.
• Center for Quality and Excellence.
• WHO Collaborating Centre.
• Clinical Research Center.
• Sultan Qaboos Center for Advanced and Soilless Agriculture.
• United Nations Water Education Centre.

The Arabian Gulf University aspires to become a research university with a distinguished reputation and standing in the field of innovation and excellence.