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University Of Technology Bahrain

The University of Technology Bahrain brand follows on from a new vision and mission adopted for the university and in line with a host of improvements currently being executed. Guiding the new vision is the belief that UTB will advance the discovery and application of knowledge that will increase economic growth and development, while continuing to inspire students and the future generations to come. It also reflects the university’s core mission which has been redefined to educate and inspire students in cutting edge technology, science, and business fields and prepare them for the world of work. The University offers bachelor and graduate programmes which are on a par with the best universities worldwide, taking pride of its programmes which have sustained the rigorous scrutiny of various international accrediting bodies. The business programmes, under the College of Administrative and Financial Sciences, include the Bachelor of Science in Business Informatics, Bachelor of Science in International Studies, and Master of Business Administration. All these had received full accreditation status from the European Council for Business Education (ECBE), an international organization which ensures that its accredited members satisfy the requirements of the European Higher Education set out in the Bologna Process and other European standards. The College of Computer Studies offers Bachelor of Science in Computer Science programme. The engineering programme offerings under the College of Engineering are Bachelor of Science in Informatics Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Mechatronics Engineering. These programmes are also accredited by ABET’s Engineering Accreditation Commission. Through the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders, UTB is ready to respond to new opportunities, developments and global challenges with a strengthened identity and commitment to expand its academic programmes and curricula, and upgrade its leadership, governance, and infrastructure