Students Affairs Vice-Presidency

Mr. Rohullah Sadeqi was born in 1987 in Qarabagh district of Ghazni Province, Afghanistan. He spent his childhood and completed his primary and secondary education in the same district, graduating from high school in 2006.

In 2010, he earned his bachelor’s degree in General History from the Faculty of Social Sciences at Kabul University, graduating as the top student. His passion for history and research led him to pursue higher education, and in 2013, he obtained his master’s degree in History with distinction from Al-Mustafa International University in Iran.

Alongside his academic pursuits, Mr. Sadeqi has been active in various professional and academic fields. He has valuable experience in education and culture:

Teaching: With a love for education, he began his career as a teacher.
Cultural and Social Expert: He worked as a cultural and social expert at the Tawhid Association.
Head of Planning and Examinations: He served as the head of planning and examinations at Khatam Al-Nabieen University.
Academic Staff and Student Affairs Vice-President: Currently, he is a member of the academic staff at the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Student Affairs Vice-President at Khatam Al-Nabieen (PBUH) University.
In addition to his professional activities, he has been highly active in the academic field, writing numerous articles on history and social sciences, which reflect his commitment to research and knowledge dissemination.

He is a prominent example of hard work, perseverance, and a passion for progress in academic, cultural, and social fields and is recognized as a successful role model in Afghanistan’s academic community.

Mr. Rohullah Sadeqi

Educational Background:

Graduated from Tamki High School, Qarabagh District, Ghazni Province, in 2006;
Graduated from Kabul University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of General History, in 2010;
Master’s degree in Islamic History from Al-Mustafa International University, Tehran, Iran (2013).

Short-Term Trainings:

Research Methods at Kabul University’s Policy Research Center;
Research Methods and Thesis Writing Techniques at EUREKA Institute;
English Language Training at Star Educational Center;
Peace and Human Rights Training at the Peace Department of Kabul University’s Policy Research Center.

Work Experience:

Teacher at Tamki High School (two years);
Member of the Research Group at Kabul University’s NCPR (two years);
Member of the Global Peace Network at Kabul University (one year);
Member of the Research Group at EUREKA Institute (one year);
Cultural and Social Expert at Tawhid Association (two years);
Political Science Expert at Khatam Al-Nabieen University (one year);
Teaching Contemporary History of Afghanistan and Political and Social Developments at Khatam al-Nabieen University from 2014 to present;
Head of Planning and Examinations at Khatam al-Nabieen University (from 2014 to 2021);
Student Affairs Vice-President at Khatam al-Nabieen University since November 2021.

Academic Activities:

Publication of a research thesis titled “The Impact of Media on Students’ Thoughts at Kabul University”;
Publication of an article titled “Achievements of the Constitutional Movement in Afghanistan” at the Ministry of Information and Culture;
Publication of an article titled “The Status of Shias in Afghanistan’s Constitutional Laws” in the “Balandai Andisheh” journal at Al-Mustafa University;
Membership in the Editorial Board of the weekly “Mowj-e Sevvom”;
Writing an article titled “Social History and the Need for Its Documentation in Afghanistan” in the weekly “Mowj-e Sevvom”;
Editor-in-Chief of the weekly “Rah-e E’temad”;
President of the “Tahhid” Association.

Student Affairs Vice-Presidency at a Glance

The prosperity and progress of societies depend on the training of individuals who will lead development and decision-making tomorrow. Universities are the cradle of nurturing today’s talents for the future of nations. Students are the force that ensures the survival and progress of our country. Paying attention to students and their education can open bright horizons for the future. Khatam al-Nabieen ^(PBUH) University, with the motto of “Commitment and Expertise”, aims to train individuals committed to human, Islamic, and national values so that they can become the saviors of our country by gaining expertise in their respective fields.

The Student Affairs Vice-Presidency is the primary department for establishing communication with students, planning precise pathways for them, and fostering their development. Creating a suitable environment for creativity and providing timely and transparent services are the core missions of the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency.

Within the framework of the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency, the Directorate of Student Affairs, the Directorate of Examinations, the Graduates Management Office, the Counseling and Career Center, the Language and Vocational Training Center, the Health Center, the E-Learning and Discipline Committees, and the Student and Graduates Councils are active.

Qualifications and Responsibilities of the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency

Preparing plans and policies related to student affairs to provide appropriate services and align with the standards set for presentation to the university’s Supreme Council;
Providing appropriate advice and collaboration to the University President and Vice-Presidents to improve university affairs;
Supervising the distribution of diplomas, transcripts, examinations, and exam results, as well as the issuance of student ID cards;
Monitoring and controlling the maintenance of student enrollment, academic, and graduation records, as well as other official university documents and the university’s official seal;
Overseeing the implementation of university regulations, bylaws, and policies;
Preparing the academic calendar of the university and presenting it to the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency Council for approval;
Reviewing and monitoring student deferral and transfer processes to ensure transparency;
Organizing and overseeing scientific conferences and student seminars;
Developing the university system;
Ensuring the transparency and effectiveness of the university system;
Establishing and implementing e-learning systems;
Developing mechanisms for effective communication with graduates;
Supervising student and graduate associations;
Evaluating the performance of staff under the Vice-President to make informed decisions and improve work efficiency;
Reporting the activities of the Student Affairs Vice-President to the university’s President and Supreme Council;
Attending necessary external meetings as required by the President’s orders;
Preparing and submitting accurate statistical reports for reporting to the Ministry of Higher Education;
Performing duties assigned by the University President in accordance with the law.

Key Working Principles of the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency:

Transparency and honesty in administrative processes;
Accuracy and speed in administrative procedures;
Digitalization of administrative and educational processes;
Creativity and innovation;
Building trust in the educational system.

University Academic Calendar

Fall 2024

Spring 2024

Fall 2023

Spring 2023

Fall 2022

Spring 2022

The Student Affairs Vice-President is the primary department for establishing communication with students, planning precise pathways for them, and fostering their development. Creating a suitable environment for creativity and providing timely and transparent services are the core missions of the Student Affairs Vice-Presidency.

Fall 2021