Kuwait University

Kuwait University was established in October 1966 and is the first public research university.

The university awards bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees to its students. It seeks to provide advanced education, contribute to the production, development, and dissemination of knowledge, and qualify human resources to achieve development goals and meet the needs of society. It also aims to prepare a human capital capable of meeting the country's developmental needs and keeping pace with the demands of the modern era through quality higher education and excellence in scientific research.

It also seeks to localize, develop, disseminate, and monitor human knowledge, and to prepare human capital and leaders aware of their heritage to meet the needs and requirements of the modern era, in cooperation with similar scientific institutions in its mission.

The university works to achieve this by promoting national, Arab, and Islamic values and principles; localizing, developing, and disseminating knowledge; developing and investing in human capital; achieving excellence in education, scientific research, and community service; and introducing modern technologies.

The university includes the following colleges: College of Law, College of Arts, College of Science, College of Medicine, College of Engineering and Petroleum, College of Allied Medical Sciences, College of Education, College of Sharia and Islamic Studies, College of Administrative Sciences, College of Pharmacy, College of Dentistry, College of Social Sciences, College of Life Sciences, College of Architecture, College of Computer Science and Engineering, College of Public Health, and College of Graduate Studies.