In 2017, the Bureau of Communication and Networking was established as a subset of the management of international and scientific cooperation. Its primary mission is to strengthen the internationalization approach of the university by increasing exchanges of educational-research cooperation. In this regard, the faculty/departments need to be committed to increasing the international exchanges of top students, and their research members and developing joint masters and doctoral programs with other reputable foreign universities.

• Holding international congresses, conferences, and seminars at the university level.
• Providing services to university faculty members to participate in international congresses, conferences, and seminars.
• Planning and coordination for scientific personalities of other countries with the officials of the university.
• Arranging the university activities and making the necessary arrangements for the joint meetings of the scientific and research faculties.
• Providing necessary studies for drafting contracts, agreements, protocols, and memorandums of understanding to introduce, propose, and present international plans and projects.
• Introducing foreign courses and scholarships to students and faculty members.
• Updating website information and online services.

• Identifying and introducing the important scientific meetings in the world and to academics and coordinating between universities, colleges, and other affiliated units as a part of international activities.