Founded in February 2013 in a city that underwent violence and bloody war, the University of Fallujah has transitioned   from a displaced status into proactive public educational institution that on a daily basis brings positive impact and outreach to the life of its learners and to its post-conflict surrounding community.  

The university of Fallujah enjoys a highly strategic location. It’s 45-minute drive west of Baghdad. It binds Baghdad to Iraq’s western neighboring countries of Jordan and KSA.

           It has three campuses inside the city which make it more connected to the local community. Our on-campus offerings include spacious yards and gardens, art exhibits, student centers, a central library, training halls, activity centers and athletic events which make the university much more than a place to learn but also a place to thrive.

              Our university is best known for its community outreach and community service mission in post-conflict period efforts.  

Rooted in its founding documents, the university works for individual development, social positive impact and raise the university name at the international ranking platforms

             Our university is a young slim institution. Unlike large-size universities that are financially depleted, the university of Fallujah is not burdened by ponderous administrative installments and lengthy chain of command or by huge number of staff or students.

This factor has let the university offer better quality academic and research performance and greater community service initiatives.

            In sync with the post-conflict stabilization period, the university Community Service Center has launched multiple programs that range from childhood programs, Anti-GBV programs, women empowerment programs, de-radicalization programs, social inclusion programs, youth job training programs, better local institutional performance programs, programs that would enhance the quality of the local life and make it more hopeful and more viable to the community after years of war and violence.

For medical School, the language of Instruction is English.  In addition, there are multiple English-taught programs at Law School, Religious Studies School in addition to Economics and Public Administration. For Veterinary Medical School and Applied Sciences School, over 50% of the instruction language is English.