First Branch of Islamic Azad University
Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch is the first and the largest branch of Islamic Azad University among domestic and foreign branches which was established in Tehran in May 1982. It started its activities with 6 courses in Bachelor's degree, one course in Associates degree with acceptance 200 students. The longest reigning leader of the Tehran branch was Nasir Shekarriz who was in charge of this branch for nearly 20 years.
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