University of Sistan & Baluchestan

Engineering

Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering

Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering

Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering

Sciences

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geology, Biology

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geology, Biology

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geology

Humanities and Social Sciences

Persian Literature, History, Geography, Sociology, Social Sciences, Law

Persian Literature, History, Geography, Sociology, Social Sciences, Law

Persian Literature, History, Geography, Sociology

Economics and Management

Business Administration, Economics, Accounting

Business Administration, Economics, Accounting

Business Administration, Economics

Education and Psychology

Educational Sciences, Psychology, Physical Education

Educational Sciences, Psychology, Physical Education

Educational Sciences, Psychology

Arts and Architecture

Architecture, Urban Planning

Architecture, Urban Planning

Architecture

Civil Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Electrical Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Mechanical Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Chemical Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Computer Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Industrial Engineering

4

$1,000 - $1,500

Physics

4

$800 - $1,200

Chemistry

4

$800 - $1,200

Mathematics

4

$800 - $1,200

Geology

4

$800 - $1,200

Biology

4

$800 - $1,200

Persian Literature

4

$700 - $1,000

History

4

$700 - $1,000

Geography

4

$700 - $1,000

Sociology

4

$700 - $1,000

Law

4

$700 - $1,200

Business Administration

4

$900 - $1,200

Economics

4

$900 - $1,200

Accounting

4

$900 - $1,200

Educational Sciences

4

$700 - $1,000

Psychology

4

$700 - $1,000

Physical Education

4

$700 - $1,000

Architecture

4

$1,200 - $1,500

Urban Planning

4

$1,200 - $1,500

Civil Engineering

2 Years

2,500

Electrical Engineering

2 Years

2,500

Mechanical Engineering

2 Years

2,500

Computer Science

2 Years

2,000

Environmental Science

2 Years

2,000

Chemistry

2 Years

1,800

Physics

2 Years

1,800

Mathematics

2 Years

1,800

Business Administration

2 Years

2,200

Economics

2 Years

2,200

Sociology

2 Years

1,500

Psychology

2 Years

1,500

Persian Literature

2 Years

1,200

Islamic Studies

2 Years

1,200

Geography

2 Years

1,500

Architecture

2 Years

3,000

Urban Planning

2 Years

3,000

Law

2 Years

2,000

Political Science

2 Years

1,800

Education

2 Years

1,500

Civil Engineering

4 Years

3,000

Electrical Engineering

4 Years

3,000

Mechanical Engineering

4 Years

3,000

Computer Science

4 Years

2,500

Environmental Science

4 Years

2,500

Chemistry

4 Years

2,200

Physics

4 Years

2,200

Mathematics

4 Years

2,200

Business Administration

4 Years

2,800

Economics

4 Years

2,800

Sociology

4 Years

2,000

Psychology

4 Years

2,000

Persian Literature

4 Years

1,800

Islamic Studies

4 Years

1,800

Geography

4 Years

2,000

Architecture

4 Years

3,500

Urban Planning

4 Years

3,500

Law

4 Years

2,500

Political Science

4 Years

2,200

Education

4 Years

2,000

Location

Zahedan, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran

Language of Instruction

Primarily Persian (Farsi); some programs may offer English instruction

Popular Fields of Study

Engineering, Sciences, Humanities, Business, Architecture, Social Sciences

Tuition Fees (Approximate)

Bachelor's: $1,500 - $2,500 per year
Master's: $1,200 - $3,000 per year
PhD: $1,800 - $3,500 per year

Accommodation

On-campus and off-campus housing available; approximate cost: $100 - $200 per month

Scholarships

Limited scholarships available; primarily merit-based and department-specific

Entry Requirements

Bachelor's: High school diploma, proficiency in Persian/English
Master's: Relevant bachelor's degree
PhD: Relevant master's degree

Language Proficiency

Persian proficiency required; English language proficiency tests may be needed for English-taught programs

Application Deadlines

Typically June for Fall intake; varies by program

Visa Requirements

Student visa required; proof of admission and financial stability needed

International Student Support

Limited support services; language assistance and cultural adjustment programs available

Student Life

Active student clubs, cultural activities, and sports facilities

Living Expenses (Approximate)

$300 - $500 per month (including accommodation, food, transport)

Healthcare

Access to university health services; health insurance recommended for international students

Intake Periods

Primarily Fall (September) and Spring (February)

1. Choose Program

Review the available programs and select the course of study that matches your academic background and interests.

2. Check Requirements

Verify the specific admission requirements for the chosen program, including academic qualifications and language proficiency.

3. Prepare Documents

Gather required documents:

- Completed application form

- Academic transcripts and certificates (translated into Persian or English)

- Passport copy

- Language proficiency test results (if applicable, e.g., Persian or English)

- Statement of Purpose (SOP)

- Letters of recommendation (usually 2-3)

4. Application Submission

Submit the application online through the university's admission portal or by email, following the specific program’s guidelines.

5. Pay Application Fee

Pay the non-refundable application fee, if required.

6. Admission Review

The university reviews your application; this may take several weeks.

7. Interview (if required)

Attend an interview (online or in-person) if required by the program.

8. Receive Admission Decision

Receive an admission letter or rejection via email.

9. Acceptance & Payment

Confirm acceptance by signing the admission letter and pay the tuition deposit as instructed.

10. Apply for Visa

Use the admission letter to apply for a student visa at the Iranian embassy or consulate in your home country.

11. Arrange Accommodation

Arrange on-campus or off-campus housing.

12. Arrival & Registration

Arrive in Iran before the semester starts, register at the university, and attend orientation sessions.

Intake Periods

  Fall Intake: September (main intake for most programs)

  Spring Intake: February (limited programs available)

  Some programs may have rolling admissions; check specific department deadlines.

Eligibility Criteria

For Bachelor’s

  High school diploma or equivalent

  Minimum grade point average (GPA) as required by the program

  Proficiency in Persian (Farsi); some programs may require English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL)

For Master’s

  Bachelor’s degree in a related field

  Minimum GPA requirement as specified by the program

  Proficiency in Persian; English proficiency required for English-taught programs (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent)

  Letters of recommendation, Statement of Purpose (SOP)

For PhD

  Master’s degree in a related field

  Minimum GPA requirement as per department standards

  Research proposal in the field of study

  Proficiency in Persian; English proficiency required for English-taught programs (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent)

  Letters of recommendation, Statement of Purpose (SOP)

Additional Requirements

  For certain technical and professional programs, work experience may be required.

  Specific entrance exams or interviews may be conducted for some graduate programs.

Application Deadlines

  Fall Intake: Typically June - July

  Spring Intake: Typically December - January

Merit-Based Scholarships

High academic performance; applicable for all degree levels

Partial tuition fee waiver

Automatic consideration upon admission

Graduate Research Scholarships

Available for Master’s and PhD students with strong research proposals

Partial to full tuition fee coverage; possible research stipends

Submit research proposal and apply through department

Faculty-Specific Scholarships

Offered by specific departments (e.g., Engineering, Science)

Varies by department; generally partial

Apply through the relevant department

Need-Based Financial Aid

For students demonstrating financial need; usually requires proof of financial hardship

Partial tuition support

Separate application with financial documentation

Cultural Exchange Scholarships

Available for students from specific countries under cultural exchange programs

Tuition reduction and/or living allowances

Application through cultural exchange programs in home country

International Student Scholarships

Designed specifically for international students based on merit and need

Partial tuition waiver

Apply during the admission process

Government Scholarships

Offered by the Iranian government for international students, especially from neighboring countries

Varies; often includes tuition and living costs

Application through the Iranian Embassy or Consulate

Special Talent Scholarships

For students with outstanding achievements in academics, arts, or sports

Partial fee waiver or other benefits

Requires submission of proof of talent or achievements

Campus Location

Main campus located in Zahedan, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran

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Campus Size

Large campus with various academic buildings, libraries, sports facilities, and student services

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Library

Central library with access to academic resources, journals, and study spaces

Free for students

Laboratories

Equipped labs for engineering, science, and technology programs

Included in tuition

Sports Facilities

Sports complex including gym, football fields, and indoor courts

Free or minimal charges

Student Cafeteria

On-campus dining options with local and international cuisine

Meal costs: $2 - $4 per meal

On-Campus Accommodation

Dormitory-style housing available for international students

$100 - $200 per month

Room Types

Shared rooms (2-4 students per room) with basic amenities such as bed, desk, and storage

N/A

Private Accommodation

Limited single rooms available at higher cost; priority often given to senior or PhD students

$150 - $250 per month

Off-Campus Housing

Apartments and shared houses available near the university; often arranged independently

$200 - $400 per month

Internet Access

Wi-Fi available in most campus areas and accommodations

Included in accommodation fee

Laundry Facilities

Laundry rooms available in dorms with washing machines

Free or minimal fee per use

Common Areas

Study rooms, lounges, and recreational spaces within accommodation buildings

Free for residents

Security

24/7 security services on campus and at accommodation facilities

N/A

Student Services

Support services including counseling, academic advising, and international student office

Free for students

Cultural Diversity

The university hosts a diverse community of local and international students from neighboring regions.

Student Clubs & Societies

Various student-run clubs including academic, cultural, sports, and arts clubs for student engagement.

Sports & Recreation

Access to sports facilities like gyms, football fields, basketball courts, and a swimming pool.

Events & Festivals

Regular cultural events, national celebrations, academic conferences, and workshops.

Student Union

Active student union representing student interests and organizing social activities.

Cafeterias & Food

Multiple dining options on campus offering local and international cuisine at affordable prices.

Study Spaces

Quiet study areas, group discussion rooms, and libraries available for academic use.

Healthcare Services

On-campus health center providing basic medical services and health counseling for students.

Transportation

Shuttle services within the campus; public transport is available for city commutes.

Accommodation Life

Shared and private living spaces with communal kitchens, lounges, and recreational areas.

International Student Support

Assistance with visa, academic guidance, language support, and cultural adjustment programs.

Language Exchange Programs

Opportunities for language learning and cultural exchange with local students.

Safety & Security

24/7 security services across campus and residential areas, creating a safe environment for students.

Career Services

Workshops, career fairs, and counseling services to help students with internships and job placements.

Volunteering & Community Service

Opportunities to engage in local community service and volunteer projects.

Internet & Technology

Wi-Fi access throughout the campus and accommodation; computer labs available for student use.

Placement Cell

The university has a dedicated placement and career services cell to assist students with job searches and internships.

Internship Opportunities

Collaborations with local industries and companies provide internship opportunities, primarily for engineering and technical students.

Career Counseling

Career counseling services are available to help students with resume building, interview preparation, and career planning.

Job Fairs & Recruitment Drives

Regular job fairs and recruitment drives are organized, inviting local companies and regional employers.

Industry Partnerships

The university maintains partnerships with regional industries, particularly in engineering, technology, and environmental sectors.

Alumni Network

Active alumni network providing mentorship, networking opportunities, and guidance to current students.

Entrepreneurship Support

Support for student entrepreneurs through workshops, mentorship, and guidance on starting new businesses.

Average Placement Rate

Placement rates vary by department; technical fields like engineering generally have better placement opportunities.

Common Employers

Local and regional companies, government sectors, and research institutions often recruit graduates.

Salary Expectations

Average starting salaries range from $5,000 - $10,000 per year, depending on the field and level of study.

Research Opportunities

PhD students often find research positions within the university or affiliated research institutions.

Challenges

Limited placements in international companies; most opportunities are within Iran or neighboring regions.

Language Skills

Persian proficiency can be crucial for securing local jobs; English skills are advantageous for international roles.