Institutional Profile
International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences – IUDIHAS
and the Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences
An academic unit within the University
I. The International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences
About the University
The International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences (IUDIHAS) is an internationally oriented academic institution that draws on digital innovation and modern technology in education and scientific research, bringing together within its academic system the humanities, applied disciplines, and modern professional fields.
The University seeks to build an advanced academic environment that keeps pace with rapid scientific and technological change, and to offer educational, academic, and professional programs aimed at preparing scientifically and professionally qualified cadres able to compete and contribute to serving society and development.
Vision
For the University to be a leading international academic institution in digital education, innovation, and the humanities and applied sciences, and to contribute to knowledge-building and to preparing generations capable of leading the future.
Mission
To provide modern academic education that combines theoretical knowledge, practical application, and digital innovation; to support scientific research and professional development; and to build scientific and academic partnerships that contribute to achieving development and advancing knowledge at the international level.
University Objectives
- Offering modern, specialized academic programs.
- Developing digital and e-learning education.
- Employing artificial intelligence and technology in the educational process.
- Supporting scientific research and academic publishing.
- Preparing scientific, professional, and leadership cadres.
- Promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Linking education to labor-market needs.
- Supporting academic and research cooperation and partnerships.
- Organizing scientific conferences, seminars, and events.
- Serving society and contributing to sustainable development.
II. Academic Colleges
The University comprises a number of colleges and academic specializations, most notably:
- College of Law
- College of International Relations and Diplomatic Sciences
- College of Political Science and Strategic Studies
- College of Economics, Management and Entrepreneurship
- College of Education and Psychology
- College of Nutrition and Health Sciences
- College of Technology and Artificial Intelligence
- College of Humanities
The University works to develop its academic programs in line with the needs of society, the labor market, and scientific and technological developments.
III. Academic Degrees
- Bachelor's — Eight academic semesters.
- Master's — Duration: two years.
- First year: coursework.
- Second year: research, supervision, and thesis preparation.
- Doctorate — Duration: two years.
- First year: advanced coursework.
- Second year: research, supervision, and dissertation preparation.
All academic programs are subject to the relevant regulations, study plans, and program requirements.
IV. The Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences
A specialized academic unit within the University
The Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences is a specialized academic unit within the academic structure of the International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences.
The Institute specializes in the fields of human rights, international law, international humanitarian law, diplomatic sciences, international relations, arbitration and dispute resolution, and international and strategic studies.
The Institute aims to offer specialized academic, research, and professional programs, and to prepare scientific and professional cadres capable of addressing contemporary legal, humanitarian, and diplomatic issues.
Institute Vision
Excellence and leadership in education, scientific research, and specialized training in the fields of human rights, international law, and diplomatic sciences, and contributing to building a culture of law, justice, peace, and international dialogue.
Institute Mission
To prepare and qualify cadres specialized in human rights, international law, and diplomatic sciences through academic education, scientific research, and professional training, and to advance legal and diplomatic knowledge in the service of society and of humanitarian and international causes.
V. Institute Objectives
- Spreading and promoting a culture of human rights and the rule of law.
- Developing academic studies in international law and human rights.
- Preparing and qualifying specialists in diplomatic sciences and international relations.
- Supporting scientific research and legal and humanitarian studies.
- Studying contemporary international and humanitarian issues.
- Developing skills in negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy.
- Supporting studies related to arbitration and dispute resolution.
- Organizing scientific conferences, seminars, and workshops.
- Offering specialized training and qualification programs.
- Building scientific and research cooperation with institutions, universities, and specialized centers.
VI. The Institute's Academic Programs
Within the University's academic plan, the Institute offers specialized programs in its related fields, most notably:
Law and Human Rights Programs
- International Law.
- Human Rights.
- International Humanitarian Law.
- International Criminal Law.
- International Justice.
Diplomatic Sciences and International Relations Programs
- Diplomatic Sciences.
- International Relations.
- Diplomacy and Foreign Policy.
- International Organizations.
- International and Strategic Studies.
Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Programs
- International Arbitration.
- Mediation.
- Negotiation.
- International Dispute Resolution.
VII. Professional and Training Programs
The Institute also offers specialized training and professional programs, including:
- Leadership preparation and qualification.
- Diplomacy, ceremonial affairs, and protocol.
- Human rights.
- International humanitarian law.
- International arbitration.
- Mediation and conflict resolution.
- Diplomatic negotiation.
- Strategic studies.
- International justice.
- Diplomatic and legal professional skills.
VIII. Scientific Research and Academic Publishing
The University and the Institute place fundamental importance on scientific research, by encouraging research and academic studies, organizing scientific conferences and seminars, supporting academic publishing and peer-reviewed journals, and promoting research cooperation among researchers and academics.
The Institute places particular emphasis on specialized studies in international law, human rights, diplomacy, international relations, humanitarian issues, and international justice.
IX. Digital Education
The University works to employ modern digital technologies in the educational process, including e-learning, digital platforms, and artificial-intelligence tools, providing a flexible, modern learning environment suited to the requirements of contemporary university education.
The Institute draws on this digital environment in delivering its academic, training, and research programs, enhancing access to knowledge and the exchange of expertise.
X. Organizational Relationship Between the University and the Institute
The Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences is a specialized academic unit within the International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences, and not an institution independent of the University.
In its administration and academic organization, the academic unit follows the University's administrative and academic structure, while retaining its specialized nature and its own programs and fields of study in human rights, international law, and diplomatic sciences.
The institutional relationship is represented as follows:
International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences
Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences
A specialized academic unit within the University
The Institute thus constitutes one of the specialized academic components within the University's system, alongside its other colleges, centers, and academic units.
XI. Future Direction
The University and the Institute seek to build a modern academic system that combines digital education, innovation, scientific research, the humanities, law, human rights, diplomacy, international relations, and applied disciplines.
They also work to develop academic and professional programs that respond to global changes and support the preparation of a generation of researchers, professionals, and leaders capable of contributing to knowledge-building, achieving development, and advancing law, justice, and peace.
Institutional Identity
International University of Digital Innovation, Humanities and Applied Sciences — IUDIHAS
Higher Institute for Human Rights and Diplomatic Sciences — a specialized academic unit within the University
Proposed institutional motto:
"Innovative knowledge... advanced education... a person who shapes the future.