Important News
- University of Science and Culture Faculty Member Publishes Research in the International Journal Textile
- University of Science and Culture Student Registers Patent for an Intelligent Cable Car Safety System
- University of Science and Culture Faculty Member Explores the “Not-So-Empty Nest” Experience in New Research
- The First PhD Dissertation in Industrial Engineering at the University of Science and Culture Explores an Innovative Model for Designing a Sustainable and Resilient Supply Chain
- Submission of Two Proposals for the Jean Monnet European Grant
University of Science and Culture
The University of Science and Culture (USC), affiliated with ACECR, has over 30 years of experience in education and research, focusing on innovation and entrepreneurship. It ranks first in innovation, 22nd among Iranian universities, and 653rd globally according to SCImago. USC offers 105 fields of study for around 10,000 students, supported by 800 faculty members. The university also promotes cultural and sports activities, featuring student publications and various teams. Notably, USC faculty are recognized in the top 1% of scientists in computer science, with significant contributions to research publications.
Why USC
The University of Science and Culture
The University of Science and Culture, in its third decade of activity, is moving forward with the goals of quantitative expansion, institutionalizing quality education, and promoting applied research in line with advanced universities around the world. It aims to train and supply part of the specialized workforce needed by society in the path of entrepreneurship. The university strives to be among the third-generation universities (entrepreneurial) and to play a more significant role in modern education, job creation, technology development, and the creation of social value.
Objectives
Development of new and interdisciplinary fields in line with societal needs
Development of knowledge-based companies and business centers
Increasing stakeholder value
Completing the entrepreneurship cycle
International Collaborations
Utilizing the experiences and scientific achievements of other countries is one of the key strategies of the University of Science and Culture. To this end, the university plans to hold joint long-term and short-term educational courses with reputable global universities to enter international arenas. The University of Science and Culture aims to enhance the quality and expand its educational and research activities by signing contracts and cooperation agreements with universities such as UPM and USM in Malaysia, Warwick and Sheffield in the UK, Mälardalen in Sweden, IMC in Austria, EUA in Armenia, and MODUL in Austria.
Interaction with research institutes and research centers
The University of Science and Culture leverages the software and hardware capabilities of research institutes and centers of Jihad University, such as Royan Institute, the National Center for Genetic Resources and Biotechnology of Iran, Ibn Sina Institute, the Technology Development Research Institute, the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Tourism Research Institute, and the Institute of Culture and Art in conducting graduate programs. This collaboration has significantly contributed to the enhancement of the quality of the university’s educational courses.
Graduated Students
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Students
+9200
+9200
International Students
+173
+173
Faculties
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Achievements and Honors
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University of Science and Culture Faculty Member Publishes…
A research article by Dr. Parvaneh Ghasemian Dastjerdi, faculty member of the Faculty of Art and Architecture at the University of Science and Culture, has been published in the international…
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University of Science and Culture Student Registers Patent…
Mohammad Javad Norouzi, a student at the University of Science and Culture, has successfully registered a patent entitled “Independent Strategic Support System for Cable Cars with a Multi-Stage Intelligent Focusing…
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University of Science and Culture Faculty Member Explores…
A new study examining the experiences of Iranian parents whose adult children have migrated from Tehran reveals that the traditional concept of the “empty nest” is far more complex than…