Saba University

Saba University was established in the year (1994) by Ministerial Decision No. 27, year, 1994 AD at Sana'a city, Republic of Yemen. Saba University is one of the oldest private Yemeni universities, which was hosted by the historic city of Sana'a to be a sanctuary for students of different fields coming from all over the Republic of Yemen and from outside Yemen in all the departments of its faculties. It started the educational process in the academic year (1995/1996) and now it includes the following colleges and centers: College of Administrative and Humanity Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Computer and Information Technology, College of Law, College of Dentistry, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Deanship of Postgraduate Studies, and Saba Center for Studies and Consultations. The university also has a branch in the city of Taiz that includes: College of Administrative and Humanity Sciences, College of Computer and Information Technology, and College of Law. Now, there are twenty undergraduate programs in addition to five postgraduate programs. Many batches have graduated from the university from different faculties and departments found throughout the Republic of Yemen from its south to its north and from its west to its east. Its graduates also manage many private institutions in the Republic of Yemen, which attests to their efficiency and high professionalism. Its graduates have also been able to pursue postgraduate studies in many international universities.