Al Mustafa International University

About

Al‑Mustafa International University, established in 1979, is an international Islamic academic institution based in Qom, Iran, dedicated to educating students from over 120 countries and advancing Islamic scholarship alongside humanities and social sciences. It enrolls tens of thousands of students and engages a large international faculty in diverse programmes covering Islamic sciences, jurisprudence, Quranic studies, theology, philosophy, humanities, languages, social sciences and related disciplines. MIU’s mission emphasizes cultivating knowledgeable, committed scholars and disseminating Islamic viewpoints globally, supported by an extensive network of international branches and partnerships that foster cross‑cultural academic exchange. Its vibrant campus environment, research output and worldwide collaborations reflect its aim to contribute to global intellectual engagement and intercultural understanding.

Sustainability at Al‑Mustafa International University

Al‑Mustafa International University reflects a broad commitment to sustainability through its emphasis on ethical scholarship, global engagement and community outreach, values that align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The university integrates sustainability‑oriented perspectives into teaching and learning, encourages interdisciplinary inquiry that connects ethical, social and cultural understanding with societal wellbeing, and fosters cooperation with international partners to strengthen global knowledge networks. Its inclusive campus culture supports dialogue, intercultural exchange and research that contribute to resilient, equitable societies.