Office of Exceptional Talents

Responsibilities of the Office:

  • Identification: Identifying students across various academic disciplines eligible to benefit from exceptional talent bylaws and regulations.
  • Academic Enrichment: Enhancing the academic level of these students by providing necessary resources and facilities, such as organizing special classes, participation in seminars, workshops, etc.
  • Implementation: Executing and following up on circulars and regulations pertaining to these students.
  • Welfare Support: Providing improved welfare facilities for these students, including housing (dormitories) and preferential financial aid.
  • Budget Oversight: Monitoring and supervising the allocation and expenditure of funds dedicated to exceptional talents.
  • Research & Conference Facilitation: Providing the necessary support for students to participate in domestic and international scientific conferences and workshops.
  • Research Coordination: Coordinating with the University’s Vice-Chancellor for Research to support the implementation of scientific research projects conducted by distinguished students.
  • Information Dissemination: Informing distinguished students about relevant bylaws and regulations.
  • Counseling: Providing counseling services to distinguished university students.
  • Incentive Planning: Developing appropriate plans for the financial and non-material encouragement of these students.
  • General Guidance: Handling other matters related to the guidance and support of exceptional talents.

Special Privileges for Exceptional and Distinguished Students:

  • Awarding book vouchers.
  • Granting education loans via the Student Welfare Fund at three times the amount allocated to regular students.
  • Possibility of participating in domestic and international scientific conferences to present papers (subject to specific conditions).
  • Facilitating preparation for and participation in scientific Olympiads and competitions.
  • Providing subsidies for attending training courses and funding student research projects (where applicable).
  • Facilitating internet access.
  • Granting privileges for using university library resources.
  • Organizing short-term educational, recreational, and pilgrimage trips.
  • Providing opportunities to participate in educational and research workshops.
Last Update At : 30 June 2026