Facilities of Law, Political Sciences and Foreign Languages Faculty
There are 17 classrooms, 4 full equipped audio visua114l rooms.Amphitheater with the capacity of 230 people Coffee net with 20 computers and printers
English laboratories with 24 cabin and instructor desk, Latin type laboratories with 20 computers and 7 typing machines
2 cafeterias for male and female students
Library of faculty
There are 26000 books in Law, Political Sciences, English and French. 18000 of them are in Persian and 8000 are in English and French. This library is also the member of 15 scientific journals. In this library there are CD bank, educational video cassettes and two studying hall for male and female students.
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