Student Activities

Student Activities

The Deanship is responsible for implementing and supervising the various student activities. It is entrusted with preparing students educationally, socially, culturally, and physically in a safe environment that provides comfort and psychological stability, helps them adapt to university education, and positively contributes to their academic excellence. It also emphasizes the consolidation of Islamic principles and values and the heritage of this generous nation through various lectures and seminars.
Student activity consists of a range of cultural, social, artistic, and sports programs practiced by students during their free time away from classrooms, enabling them to develop positively toward specific goals they seek to achieve, with students being both the primary focus and purpose of these activities.

Vision

To make student activities the primary outlet for students to display their talents and develop their diverse skills.

Mission

To provide a range of cultural, social, artistic, technical, and sports activities tailored to all students, aimed at discovering their talents, developing their skills, and enriching their knowledge in ways that build their character and protect them from potential risks, within a safe environment that enables them to adapt to and engage effectively with university life and society.

Objectives

  • Introducing University students to the characteristics of Muslim society and supporting the role of university youth in realizing the noble ideals of their society and nation.
  • Preparing university students intellectually, physically, and socially through participation in activities across various fields.
  • Enhancing university students’ reading and comprehension skills and broadening their horizons of knowledge so that their cultural awareness extends beyond specialized textbooks to include lectures, seminars, research, competitions, visual arts, and University Theater, in accordance with the values and teachings of our Muslim society.
  • Helping university students adapt to the group of which they are members in a way that strengthens their ability to establish positive relationships with their peers, so that their behavior reflects the principles of human conduct and promotes human relations through the cooperative spirit they practice in university life.
  • Developing informed engagement with global cultural and scientific developments and sources of human knowledge in accordance with the teachings of Islam.
  • Satisfying the interests and inclinations of university students through guided educational and recreational practice and by making use of the University’s sports facilities.
  • Promoting sports awareness, physical culture, and health education among University students.
  • Contributing to the development of a well-rounded university student personality and preparing students to assume responsibility, cooperate in performing tasks, exercise leadership, build self-confidence, volunteer, and strengthen their sense of belonging to the nation and the wider Muslim community.
Student Clubs

  • Himmah Leadership Development Club
  • Volunteer Club
  • Cultural Club
  • Fine Arts Club
  • Scientific Club
  • Nazaha Club
  • Hayat Club
  • Sports Club
  • Tirhal Club
  • Postgraduate Studies Club
  • Consumer Protection Club
  • Idha’ah Club
  • Saudi Green Club
  • Food Security and Sustainability Club
  • Nama’a Club
  • Daem Team
  • Saed Team
  • KFU Team

Sports Activity Administration

Vision

For the Sports Activity Administration to be a leading center for discovering students’ sporting talents and developing them.

Mission

To provide diverse sports activities that fulfill students’ interests and needs in a way that contributes to developing their talents and creativity and equipping them with knowledge and skills that build their personalities in a safe environment.

Objectives

  • Contributing to improving students’ physical fitness.
  • Developing students’ positive attitudes toward practicing sports as a lifestyle.
  • Contributing to developing students’ sense of belonging to the University.
  • Creating opportunities for students to express themselves through sports activities.
  • Providing diverse sports programs and activities that help students practice sports appropriately.
  • Strengthening the sporting and ethical values of students through participation in various sports activities.
  • Participating in individual sports activities at Saudi universities during the Sports Federation season.
  • Expanding the scope of sports programs and activities to include recreational sports.
  • Discovering and nurturing talented students in various sports and preparing them for future participation.
  • Raising awareness of the importance of practicing sports.
  • Promoting healthy sports practices and correcting misconceptions related to physical activity.
  • Meeting students’ needs and requirements related to sports activities.
Human Resources

The Administration comprises a group of qualified sports specialists capable of training and assisting students in practicing sports. The Administration also includes a number of supervisors and trainers in various sports who possess the competence and expertise required for training.

Physical Resources

The Administration has several facilities designated for sports activities, including:

  • The University Sports Hall, which includes courts for volleyball, basketball, badminton, and billiards.
  • The Fitness Hall, which contains six courts.
  • The University Sports Stadium, which contains a football pitch, a running track, and other facilities.
  • Outdoor Sports Fields: These include an 11-a-side football field, a 6-a-side artificial-turf football field, a walking track, and a large open area.
  • Video Game Hall: It includes television screens and Sony gaming consoles.
  • Chess Hall: Equipped with chairs and tables with chess sets, accommodating up to 20 students.

Volunteer Work Unit

Vision

Promoting a culture of volunteerism among University affiliates, increasing the number of volunteers, and enhancing high-quality volunteer opportunities and institutional practices in volunteer work to serve the University and society through this vital sector as a core function of King Faisal University, in alignment with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 to reach one million volunteers annually.

Mission

Leadership in volunteer work and innovation in developing high-quality volunteer opportunities at the national and regional levels.

Objectives

  • Contributing to the achievement of Saudi Vision 2030 objectives by encouraging University affiliates to participate in volunteer activities and initiatives across various fields.
  • Enabling King Faisal University to fulfill its responsibility through its strategic plans and core functions, including community service, while contributing to Strategic Objective (3-6), “Expanding the Scope of the Community Partnership Ecosystem,” through volunteer work and the establishment of community partnerships with entities relevant to the University’s needs and institutional direction.
  • Activating institutional practices that contribute to the sustainability and development of volunteer work, providing volunteer work enablers for distinguished human resources, and enhancing the University’s indicators in this vital sector in alignment with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
  • Promoting a knowledge of social responsibility among University affiliates and establishing their effective role in enhancing the economic value added of volunteerism.
Volunteer Work Incentives and Recognition of Volunteers’ Efforts

  • Introducing digital volunteer membership cards for University affiliates, offering various benefits and incentives, including service and monetary advantages.
  • Granting honorary membership at King Faisal University to holders of the Gold Giving Card and the Diamond Giving Card, including a number of benefits such as priority in external and internal trips and programs for volunteers, as well as priority in using University facilities and services.
  • Adding volunteer work and community service points to the University admission criteria for applicants to bachelor’s and postgraduate programs or to positions advertised on the University website.
  • Launching the University President’s Award initiative for volunteer work. The award is granted for the best volunteer initiative and the highest number of volunteer hours registered on the University’s Volunteer Work Platform, in recognition of outstanding volunteers at the end of the academic year.
  • Honoring outstanding male and female volunteers through an award from His Excellency the University President during the annual volunteer work forum, held in conjunction with Saudi and International Volunteer Day, in recognition of their effective contribution to serving the University and society.