• Supporting tuition fees for students who are unable to pay, after submitting a social report, salary details or a pension statement, along with proof of identity for family members.
• Providing compensatory devices (hearing aids, eyeglasses, prosthetics, wheelchairs, medical devices, etc.) after submitting a certified medical report from the university hospital confirming the student's need for the device.
• Providing support for special cases such as the death of parents, raising in an orphanage, low family income or the student’s illness.
• Dealing with all students in medical committees (visual impairment, mental disorder, mobility impairments and chronic diseases).
• Providing monthly financial aid for students suffering from chronic diseases that require ongoing treatment, after submitting a medical report.
• Providing funeral expenses for the guardian of a deceased student.
• Providing support for university books to students of the faculty receiving Takaful and Karama pensions and others, after studying their social conditions based on the submitted social research reports.
• Filling out the university textbook support form after the approval from the responsible social worker in the Youth Care Department and endorsement by the Dean of the Faculty for all academic years.

Artistic Activities:
The Art Committee is dedicated to discovering students' talents, abilities, and skills, as well as honing their creative potential in line with the committee’s objectives across all its areas:

• Music composition and Arrangement
• Music – Electronic Music
• Solo and Group Singing – Rap and Hip-Hop
• Folk arts
• Playwriting
• Acting – Theatre – Musical theatre – Stand-up comedy – Pantomime
• Fine arts
• Family Arts – Sewing and Tailoring
• Handcrafts – Jewelry Making
• Copper Workshops
• Wood and Leather Burning
• Oil Painting Workshops
• Photography Workshops and Competitions
• Short Films

Student Families:
This activity involves a variety of different activities (sports, artistic, cultural, scientific, social, wall newspapers, public service, etc.). Each family consists of a group of students, with a minimum of 50 students per family.

Cultural Activities:

• Poetry composition and Recitation ( colloquial/classical/lyrical)
• Short Stories Writing
• Novels Writing
• Playwriting
• Article Writing
• Script writing and Dialogue
• General knowledge
• Radio and television reporting
• Arabic Calligraphy
• Wall newspapers and innovative magazines
• Public Speaking
• Quran Recitation
• Prophetic Hadiths
• Religious Chanting (Nasheed)

Social Activities and Trips:

These activities aim to strengthen social ties between students, faculty members and staff and foster a spirit of cooperation, fraternity and university spirit through various appropriate means, including:

• Organizing recreational trips
• Organizing the Ideal Student Competition
• Holding Chess Competitions
• Organizing Social Research Competition
• Arranging Visits to social institutions
• Running a Short Social Video Competition