Faculties
- Faculty of Humanities
Library Sciences and Management, Arabic Language and Literature, English Language and Literature, Accounting, Industrial Management, Business Management, Economics & History
- Faculty of Arts and Architecture
Architecture, Urban Development
- Faculty of Engineering
Computer Engineering ( Software ), Mechanical Engineering,Naval architecture and marine engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Telecommunications Engineering Computer Engineering
- Faculty of Sciences
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Statistics
- Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Horticulture 2- Fisheries 3- Plants Production
- Faculty of Gas and Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering (Gas),Chemical Engineering(Petrochemical,Chemical Engineering (Hydrocarbons)
- Faculty of Engineering and Technology of Jam
Computer Engineering,Industrials Engineering
- Faculty of Marine Science and Technology
Fisheries,Naval Architecture
- Center of Persian Gulf Researches
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