Objectives of the Information and Knowledge Technologies Program:

 * Preparing and graduating students and researchers capable of conducting informatics studies and research, performing technical operations, and providing information services in accordance with quality and academic accreditation requirements.

 * Consolidating ethical values and commitment to the rules of scientific integrity, while encouraging creative thinking and freedom of thought.

 * Equipping students with communication and self-learning skills across all informatics fields.

 * Investing in students' abilities to understand the environment and deepening their sense of national loyalty.

 * Providing practical training to bridge the gap between theoretical and applied aspects in the field of Information and Knowledge Technologies.

 * Linking scientific research in student projects to national issues and plans, and solving community and environmental problems related to Information and Knowledge Technologies to contribute to sustainable development processes.

 * Providing consultancy services and development programs in the field of informatics that meet the needs of society and its institutions.

 * Deepening the culture of academic dialogue between faculty members and students through scientific leadership.

 * Establishing a mechanism for continuous improvement in all elements of the educational process in accordance with quality standards.

 * Instilling the value of the right to the free flow of information and its use, while maintaining the privacy and rights of beneficiaries without racial, gender, or religious discrimination.

 * Equipping graduates with a culture of citizenship and coexistence with others.

 * Building partnership relations with information and knowledge technology institutions.