Al-Bahah University

Al-Bahah University is a public university established in 2006, during the reign of King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. It is headquartered in al-Aqiq Governorate in al-Bahah Province in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Al-Bahah University has sixteen faculties, twelve of which are located at the main campus, they are Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Clinical Pharmacy, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Faculty of Business Administration, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Applied Studies and Continuing Education, and Applied College. In addition, there are also four faculties for science and literature in the governorates of al-Mikhwah, al-Mandaq, Qilwah, and Baljurashi.

Al-Bahah University has benefited from the features of al-Bahah Province by establishing investment endowments that achieve its financial sustainability and diversify income sources. The university aims through its endowments to support student development initiatives, support financially challenged students, spend on the university's infrastructure projects, invest in high-quality private education projects, support scientific research projects, and engage in student and knowledge exchange projects with global universities.

Al-Bahah University publishes two scientific journals, al-Bahah University Journal for Basic and Applied Sciences. It publishes peer-reviewed research papers in English, supporting multidisciplinary research. Additionally, al-Bahah University publishes al-Bahah University Journal for Humanities. This journal focuses on publishing scientific research that serves the goals of comprehensive development in the Kingdom and promotes the research capacities of faculty members, both within the university and externally.