Overview

Islamic Community College is a community college for women only, established on April 25, 1979, located in the Arab Revolt District of Zarqa, Jordan. The college enjoys both public and private recognition and aims to build a committed personality, faithful to Islamic doctrine, with academic and technical qualifications within a high-value, ethical environment.

Vision:
An institution distinguished by its values, academic excellence, and technical skills.

Mission:
To build a committed, faith-driven personality with religious and national values and to prepare academically and technically qualified competencies that can meet labor market demands, within a stimulating institutional environment and effective partnerships that achieve the highest quality standards.

College Goals:

• Develop a strategic plan that reflects the vision, mission, and values, and enhance governance by promoting institutional work based on equal opportunities, transparency, integrity, and oversight.
• Offer academic programs that address the educational mission and contribute to meeting the demands of the era by adopting advanced, effective teaching and learning methods.
• Enhance financial and material resources to ensure financial stability and sustainability, and provide suitable infrastructure for staff and the development of human resources.
• Build student services and activate the role of student clubs, enable students to keep up with the labor market, and strengthen alumni relations, providing financial and employment support programs.
• Meet community aspirations and strengthen partnerships with community institutions on local, regional, and global levels.
• Develop and stimulate creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial projects by providing financial, material, and technical support.
• Achieve quality certifications for higher education institutions and the programs offered, improving academic, administrative, and educational standards, and continuously enhancing quality through a sustained improvement approach.

General Objectives:

• Invest in students within an Islamic values system and a sense of responsibility, so they can become beneficial individuals in their families and communities.
• Provide students with opportunities to continue their academic education or join the labor market.
• Provide training and qualification that align with local and international labor market needs.
• Contribute to the comprehensive national development within the civilizational project of the nation.