Vision

The Department of Psychology seeks to attain leadership and distinction locally and internationally in the field of psychological sciences, aligning with global developments to fulfill societal aspirations and meet the evolving demands of the labor market.

The Department of Psychology seeks to achieve leadership and distinction at the local and international levels in the psychological sciences, aligning with global developments to fulfill societal aspirations and respond to the evolving needs of the labor market.

Mission

To cultivate academically and professionally capable specialists in the psychological sciences; to advance meaningful scientific research and scholarly inquiry; and to actively engage the community through the provision of impactful psychological services and consultation.

Goals

  • Provide students with a strong foundation in psychological knowledge and scientific understanding.
  • Prepare students to effectively assess, diagnose, and intervene in psychological issues.
  • Develop students’ research competencies to advance scientific inquiry and evidence-based practice in psychology.
  • Promote the conduct of high-quality research and scholarly work that contributes to the advancement of psychological science.
  • Strengthen community engagement through the delivery of psychological services and professional consultation.
  • Cultivate professional ethics, integrity, and social responsibility among psychology students.

Values

  • Leadership and Excellence
  • Transparency
  • Accountability
  • Quality and Continuous Improvement
  • Respect
  • Integrity and Honesty
  • Objectivity

Academic Tasks

  • Deliver undergraduate psychology courses to students enrolled in the College of Education’s bachelor programs.
  • Teach graduate-level courses within the department’s Master’s Program in Counseling Psychology.
  • Provide coursework and academic support for the Postgraduate Diploma in Family Counseling.
  • Support other master’s programs across the College of Education by offering psychology-related courses.
  • Contribute to the initiatives and activities of the Continuing Education and Community Service Center.
  • Engage in educational and psychological research in alignment with national and institutional priorities.
  • Support the organization of academic forums, symposia, and events hosted by the College of Education.
  • Organize specialized academic and scientific seminars that enrich scholarly dialogue.
  • Provide psychological, counseling, and training services to institutions and community stakeholders within the local region.

Contact Information

Email: cedd.ps@iau.edu.sa
Phone: 0138274155
Ext:  32389