Majmaah University

Majmaah University is a public university in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its headquarters is in Majmaah Governorate in Riyadh Province. It was established in 2009. It is one of the fourteen universities established during the reign of King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.

Majmaah University is among four universities that were decreed to be established at the same time, along with Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University in Dammam City, Shaqra University, and Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University in al-Kharj Governorate.

The university city is located in the southern part of Majmaah Governorate, north of Riyadh, and is 180 km away from it. The area of the university city exceeds six million m. It can be viewed from the highway connecting Riyadh and Qassim as one of the key landmarks in Majmaah Governorate. The university city consists of buildings for colleges, administration, and deanships.

The university has thirteen colleges distributed in the main branch of Majmaah and other branches in the governorates of al-Zulfi, al-Ghat, Rumah, and Howtat Sudayr, including the College of Education, the Applied College, the College of Science, the College of Business Administration, the College of Engineering, the College of Medicine, the College of Computer and Information Sciences, and the College of Science and Human Studies. The university has several centers, including the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, the Community Partnerships Center, and the Majmaah University International Prosthetic Rehabilitation Center.

The logo of Majmaah University consists of three interconnected symbols: the book on the left symbolizes the knowledge the university seeks to disseminate, reflecting the history of the region associated with education. On the right side are three palm fronds symbolizing Saudi Arabia in its three phases. The palm frond was chosen as a symbol due to its economic significance throughout the region's history. The globe at the top of the emblem symbolizes that knowledge is not limited to a single place. It is universal and can be drawn from all parts of the world. It also represents the university's future vision and its global direction.