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Middle East College

Coordinates: 23°34′04″N 58°10′05″E / 23.56790°N 58.168024°E / 23.56790; 58.168024
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Middle East College
Middle East College
Middle East College
MottoInspiring Creative Minds
TypePrivate university college
Established2002
FounderDr. Abdullah Saif Ahmed Al Sabahy, Mr. Lefeer Muhamed Marakkarackayil
DeanProfessor R. C. Bhattarcharjee[1]
Students5500+
Location,
23°34′04″N 58°10′05″E / 23.56790°N 58.168024°E / 23.56790; 58.168024
CampusOver 100,000 square metres
ColoursBlue and red   
AffiliationsCoventry University, University of Wolverhampton [2]
Websitemec.edu.om
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Middle East College (MEC) is a higher education institution in the Sultanate of Oman with over 5500 students. MEC is affiliated to Coventry University,[3] UK, is located in the Knowledge Oasis Muscat.

Middle East College offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the disciplines of engineering, business, and technology. MEC has partnerships with Microsoft IT Academy (ITA),[4] Oracle Academy Initiative Program, Cisco Networking Academy Program, EC-Council Scholarship,[5] SAP, Linux Professional Institute and Information Technology Authority, Oman.

History

The Middle East College of Information Technology was founded in 2002 by Dr. Abdullah Saif Ahmed Al Sabahy,[6] and Mr. Lefeer Muhamed,[7] in association with Sultan’s Special Forces Pension Fund (SSFPF).

Campus

Teaching and learning block 1 named after Islamic mathematician, astronomer and geographer, Abū ʿAbdallāh Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmi in a buildup area of 7300 Square metres.
Teaching and learning block 2 in a buildup area of 4600 square metres named after Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Rushd, a great thinker and scientist
Learning Resources Block in a buildup area of 4200 square metres named after Arab lexicographer & philologist, Al Khalil Ibn Ahmad Al Farahidi
Facilities Centre in a buildup area of 4200 square meters named after the Arab historiographer and historian, Ibn Khaldūn.
MEC Student Hub will open spring 2016

Campus life

Student lounge and common halls provide a meeting zone for students. There is a Computing Club, Electronics Club, Design Club, Photography Club, Math Club, Net Club, Business Society, Dramatics society, and the English Speaking society. During the ‘Day out with the Dean’ students discuss academic and other issues with the Dean and senior academic staff.

Students from 24 countries are doing their studies in Middle East College

International student exchange

MEC has established links with academic institutions around the world to enable its students to participate in cultural exchange programs in: * South Korea[8]

  • United Kingdom,[9]
  • India[10] Spain,
  • Italy.

Academics

MEC is primarily a teaching college and not research led[11]

Departments

  • Science & Technology
  • Civil Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Wireless Technology
  • Business & Information Systems
  • Archives & Records Management degrees
  • PG Programmes in Business, IT and Electronics

Accreditations

References