HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for all academic, research, and administrative activities of Ahlia University, housing its various colleges, library, laboratories, and student support services.

Notable Features:

Modern classrooms and lecture halls, specialized engineering and IT laboratories, a comprehensive library and e-learning resources, student activity centers, and an on-campus health clinic. The location within the GOSI Complex offers accessibility and proximity to other commercial and governmental services.

Work Culture:

Ahlia University fosters a collaborative and multicultural academic environment. The work culture for faculty and staff emphasizes academic excellence, research, student mentorship, and continuous professional development. It promotes an open and supportive atmosphere for learning and innovation.

HQ Significance:

As the first private university in Bahrain, its headquarters signifies a landmark in the nation's educational development, providing accessible quality higher education and contributing to the national pool of skilled graduates.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects Ahlia University's commitment to academic quality, innovation, student success, community engagement, and providing an accessible and modern learning environment.

Location:

Ahlia University cultivates a global presence through active international collaborations with universities and academic institutions worldwide. These partnerships facilitate student and faculty exchange programs, joint research projects, and dual degree programs. The university attracts a diverse student body from various countries, contributing to a multicultural campus environment. Ahlia University also participates in international conferences, adheres to global academic standards, and integrates international perspectives into its curricula to prepare graduates for global career opportunities.

Street Address:

GOSI Complex, Exhibitions Avenue

City:

Manama

State/Province:

Capital Governorate

Country:

Kingdom of Bahrain