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General Information

Isfahan University of Technology is located 20 km (15 minutes drive) northwest of Isfahan City. It is a state run university under the supervision of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology. IUT is one of the largest universities and research poles in Iran in the fields of science, engineering, agriculture and natural resources. IUT with about 800 students in five departments was established in 1974 and began its academic activities in 1977. The enrollment has increased to more than 9,700 students in fourteen independent departments at three undergraduate and graduate levels. PhD graduates have found a wide variety of opportunities and played a key role in a rapidly changing economic and industrial environment.

 

IUT occupies 2300 hectares of land at the foot of Seyed Mohammad Mountain which 400 hectares are allocated to the main campus. The main campus, a private area that looks like a small town, show a view of the farms and gardens on the suburbs of Isfahan. This includes all educational or research buildings as well as modern dormitories for the accommodation of 5,000 students and residential dormitories that provide semi-detached houses for academic staff. IUT also offers health services, shopping, sports and recreation centers in order to facilitate students and staff. The green space around the campus and the quiet environment make life at IUT pleasant for students and staff.

IUT Student

IUT Student

CAMPUS LIFE

The Isfahan University of Technology has a large campus area that is developed like a small town. The campus life at IUT provides wonderful experience, unlike any other university in the country. IUT’s campus provides various services and features including a pardis shopping center, prestigious library, recreation center, health center, sports center, sports facilities, dining services, restaurants and cafeterias, transportation services, and residence halls. This campus rewards the students with a lively yet tranquil atmosphere.

Pardis Shopping Center

The IUT Shopping Center, called Pardis, provides the daily necessities for students and staff, those who are accommodated on the university campus. Pardis, the shopping center, is another place wherein students spend most of their free time. It is the place to have fun and enjoy a cup of coffee with friends. A cafeteria, a takeaway café, a fast food store, a game center, and a supermarket are some of the features of Pardis.

Central Library

The prestigious Central Library is one of the remarkable ones in the country. On the ground floor, there are the twenty-four-hour study halls and the university publication’s bookstore. A study hall with rental up-to-date magazines section, the theses/dissertations section, and the scientific journals/publication section are located on the first floor. Lastly, the administration offices, the 8-to-4 reading halls, book stocks, and private study rooms for erudite students are located on the third floor.

Health Center

Health is a continuum of care everyone is involved with. The IUT Health Center is committed to promoting mental and physical health and improving public health. This center provides health services for university staff, their families and students. The health center consists of a paraclinical laboratory, an emergency room, a pharmacy, a patient room and a dentist.

RECREATIONAL CENTER

Here at IUT, we try to provide students with variety of recreational experiences. This center is located at the southernmost corner of the campus and provides students with various facilities.

A grass soccer field 
Three tennis court
A martial arts/gymnastics room
A wrestling room 
Three multi-purpose courts

(In-door Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, and Badminton)  

Table tennis room
A seven-lane swimming pool

 with steam and dry saunas 

The sports center provides sports services to all residents in the university. The sports facilities of this center include a magnificent, large and beautiful indoor pool with diving boards, steam and dry sauna, as well as a small swimming pool for children, a large football field with running facilities as well as three small football fields, two tennis courts. Three fitness centers, an outdoor basketball court, a wrestling hall, a gym, a martial arts hall and a table tennis hall. In addition, the dormitory has four indoor multi-purpose gyms with volleyball, basketball, badminton, athletics and fitness facilities. The center organizes painting competitions and participates in university competitions across the country.

Isfahan University of Technology offers a wide range of sports facilities, fitness, programs and events in the sports center and dormitory for the health of students. Indoor and outdoor swimming pool with an area of 3200 square meters, has diving boards, steam, dry sauna and a small swimming pool for children.

Since IUT poses a gigantic campus, various dining options are provided for both students and academic staff. The dining center in the heart of the university serves most students three times a day. Meal plans are available for students to choose from. Mahan and Aseman Restaurants are other options that serve daily meal plans and other cuisines. A traditional restaurant is located on the north of the campus and it serves traditional cuisines. There is a fast food / cafe on the south side of the university. In addition, there are various cafeterias in each department and pardis shopping center that students can benefit from.

Restaurants which are managed by the Vice President for Student Affairs cater to all students and staff. Lunch is served at a subsidized price for students and staff. Students also have dinner and breakfast in these restaurants and cafeterias. In addition, there are several restaurants on campus that offer a variety of foods for each meal.

TRANSPORTATION

There is capacious parking space at the main entrance of the campus and students need to register their car every morning. Entering the campus is mainly limited to the faculties and staff. However, in some cases, a provisional permit is granted to graduate students if they are required to spend most of their time for research or move their lab equipment. This permit will be issued at the request of the departmental. The lead investigators or the advisors can fill out the forms to request a provisional permit for their students. This permit is needed to be renewed periodically. Daily permits are issued at the main campus entrance for visitors and undergrads if the security personnel at the gate deems it necessary. 

IUT Transportation

Hence the spacious campus, every 15 minutes a bus moving around the campus. This specific bus starts from the main entrance of the campus, where the main parking lot is also located and stops at various locations to provide access to the entire campus. Here at IUT, a large number of buses are dedicated to picking up academic staff, faculty and students from all over the city to the university every morning at 8:00 and transporting them to their destination after office hours. If students choose to explore the city, it is necessary to know about how to use public transportation out and into the university. Depending on the destination, there are several buses for students and academic staff and they can be used to get anywhere in the city. Every 15 minutes, buses take passengers from the campus to the university station, and vice versa at the Jomhouri-e-Eslami Square, which is one of the transportation hubs with transport means to every corner of the city. 

IUT Transportation

 

Bus #9 and #23 route passengers to Chahar Bagh Abbasi Street and Enghelab Square, where Si-o-Se Pol Bridge is accessible. On the way to the Chahar Bagh St., bus #9 stops at Imam Hussein Square as well, which is a 10-minute walk away from Naqsh-e Jahan Sq., half the beauty of Isfahan. Bus #34 takes passengers all the way to Azadi Sq. This bus provides access to the Julfa and Khaghani St., Chaharbagh Bala, and Mardavij. In addition, numerous shared taxis are available at Jomhouri-e-Eslami Sq. to give a ride to any location. An alternative is the buses to the first subway station, which provide access to Imam Hussein and Azadi squares, Mount Soffeh, Si-o-Se Pol Bridge, and Hakim-Nezami Street, near Julfa. Public transportation is available at reasonable prices in Isfahan, and the quality is increasing day by day.

RESIDENCE HALLS

We know that it can be a little hard for students to live away from their family, whether in another city or country. Nowadays, university dormitories have enough capacity to accommodate more than 4,000 students, and the quantitative and qualitative development of these dormitories has been seriously considered by the university management. Here at IUT, we provide a comfortable living experience for newly admitted students. A significant number of IUT faculty members reside in the university and students living in the dormitories. This situation helps them to have easy access to learning and research areas and facilities.   

Residence halls at IUT

Residence halls at IUT are commonly studios, where the room and bathroom are shared between 4 individuals. Additionally, every 10 studios share a big kitchen, a laundry room, and a study room. There are TV rooms on each floor and a weighting room for each complex. There are three multi-purpose gyms suitable for basketball, volleyball, handball, badminton and indoor soccer. There are also gyms, wrestling, table tennis and martial arts. International students can acquire a glimpse of Iran’s 4-season nature by attending weekly or monthly trips held by student societies tenant at residential complexes. These events include short tours to nearby cities like Kashan and the stunning 'Varzaneh' desert, and long trips to some of the most beautiful astonishing exotic destinations in Iran like Shiraz, Tehran, Gilan, etc. More information on these societies and their activities are provided here.

Residence hall
Residence hall

 

There are three main residence complexes available for students. Female students, both undergrad and graduate, reside in the prestigious 'Sadaf' residence hall while male students reside in either 'Al Qadir' hall, which is designed primarily for freshmen and sophomores or 'Sadra' hall that accommodates upper-class, and graduate students.

The engaging atmosphere of the dormitories, as well as the pleasant landscape surrounded by trees and 'Seyed Mohammad' mountain, offers an apt opportunity for students enjoy an environment far from the madding crowd of the city!

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