Qassim University Students Clubs

Students Clubs

Qassim University firmly believes in the importance of student clubs, so students, faculty and staff work side by side to provide a range of activities for different lifestyles. The idea of student clubs came to contribute to developing and refining students’ leadership, skill, and volunteer capabilities, through student activities provided by the club in a stimulating, fully equipped environment that contributes to improving the university’s outcomes and enhancing its competitive capabilities in the labor market.

Central Students Clubs

They are clubs directly supervised by the Deanship of Student Affairs with general specializations for all students, and their number is 20 clubs.

Objectives

Developing students’ various talents and linking them to the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and the sustainable development goals.

Developing students’ leadership personality and encouraging them to make decisions.

Strengthening Islamic and national identity.

Empowering social responsibility.

Promoting the values of moderation, determination and perseverance.

Investing students’ free time in practicing various activities and services, and acquiring skills, experience, and knowledge.

Rovers club

Traffic Safety Club

Media Club

Nazaha Club

Theater Club

Accounting Club

Intellectual Awareness Club

Robot Club

Volunteer Club

Vision 2030 Realization Club

Health Volunteer Club

Talent and Innovation Club

Arts Club

Law Club

Cyber Security Club

Reading Club

Students with disabilities club

Design and Montage Club

Languages and Translation Club

Sustainability Club

Student Clubs in Colleges

They are student clubs in every college at the university level, supervised by the Deanship of Student Affairs, which is the main body and umbrella for all student activities and events within the colleges. There are 70 clubs for male and female students.

Student clubs contribute to building an educational and life experience for students, and provide them with the opportunity to engage in non-academic activities that help them integrate into the university community with colleagues who share the same interests. They also help hone student skills and discover and invest in talent.