The Scientific Affairs Division consists of the Electronic Plagiarism Detection Unit and is entrusted with the following responsibilities:

1. Following up on matters and duties assigned to the division, including receiving administrative orders related to the supervision of postgraduate students, as well as handling procedures for defense and post-defense requirements.
2. Preparing schedules for doctoral, master’s, and higher diploma defense committees.
3. Receiving student projects, theses, and dissertations.
4. Managing the Scientific Expertise System, which includes sending official correspondence to academic reviewers and receiving their responses electronically.
5. Monitoring faculty electronic groups regarding notifications and receiving student achievement forms.
6. Operating the electronic system (Masaa) of the Scientific Affairs Division for entering theses, dissertations, and all related materials.
7. Monitoring student research projects through the designated electronic form prepared for this purpose.
8. Coordinating and following up with students regarding defense requirements.

This division also includes the following unit: