Mission
The Faculty of Information Technology at Philadelphia University seeks to prepare graduates in the field of computer science equipped with the latest knowledge and advanced technical skills, capable of innovation and creativity in developing software and computer systems. Graduates work effectively in the local, regional and international community, and continue lifelong learning to keep pace with rapid developments. The Faculty strengthens strategic partnerships with the public and private sectors to support innovation and develop technological solutions that meet market needs.
Goals
1. Achieve a prestigious position for the department at local, regional and international levels by supporting innovation and modern technology in education and scientific research.
2. Promote innovation and modern technology through scientific research and applied projects that contribute to improving technological solutions.
3. Build strategic partnerships with leading technology institutions to support students and faculty members in achieving research and professional accomplishments.
4. Deepen knowledge and develop teaching and learning processes in line with the Faculty's strategic goals.
5. Enhance the department's ability to provide innovative solutions in the field of computing that contribute to achieving sustainable development.
Values
Achieving fairness and respect for all individuals and promoting the values of diversity and inclusion.
Commitment to the highest standards of clarity and credibility in all educational and administrative processes.
Commitment to professional ethics and standards of trust and honesty in scientific research and education.
Encouraging and adopting innovative solutions in modern technology fields.
Enhancing the sense of responsibility towards society and contributing to finding solutions to societal problems through technology.
Enhancing professional and technical competencies required to excel in the global job market.
Providing a supportive environment for continuous learning and skills development to ensure graduates' readiness to keep pace with rapid developments in information technology.