Kuwait University comprises 15 colleges offering over 90 undergraduate and graduate programs across diverse fields including arts, science, medicine, engineering, business, law, and more. Each college maintains its own academic standards and program requirements. Visit the Academic Programs page for the complete listing.

Kuwait University provides comprehensive student services including academic advising, career counseling, health services, psychological support, disability services, student activities, sports facilities, libraries, dining, and transportation. The Deanship of Student Affairs coordinates these services across all campuses.

Course registration is conducted online through the student portal during designated registration periods before each semester. Students register based on their academic level (seniors register first). Academic advisor approval is required for course selection. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis subject to course capacity and prerequisites.

Kuwait University is a public institution. Kuwaiti citizens study free of charge. GCC nationals pay reduced fees. International students pay tuition based on their program and credit hours. Additional fees apply for materials, labs, and services. Current fee schedules are available from the Finance Office and vary by student category and program.

Graduation requirements include completing all required credit hours for your program (typically 120-140 hours), maintaining minimum GPA (usually 2.0), passing comprehensive exams or completing capstone projects if required by your program, and meeting any language or general education requirements. Specific requirements vary by college and major.