Students' Affairs at the faculty seeks to provide all the necessary assistance to the students, to overcome the difficulties that could come in their way during their study life. It gives all the attention and support for the academic aspects and various activities of the students. Normally, the Vice Dean for students' affairs carries all his engagements in close coordination and the supervision of the students. Students' Affairs Council in the University is a joint Council of Vice Deans for student affairs and student activitiesincharge in the Faculty along with class and programme students' representatives deal with overall policy formulation, coordination and review of students' affairs, which are of non-academic nature. It coordinates various students' activities, such as the cultural, artistic, social and sports and organization of academic and cultural visits.In the cultural aspect, the objectives are raising the level of students' general cultural capabilities, and also care for their various creative capabilities. As for the field of sports activity the role is focused on preparing faculty teams and organizing championships in each game and drawing up programmes and supervising them, and among the most important sports activities are: football, basketball, volleyball. Other services are provided including:

1. Direct supervision of the canteens available in the faculty, to ensure best services for the students, including cleanliness and prices, which are appropriate for the students.
2. Assisting the scientific societies formed by students in the academic departments, through presenting financial support for them and supervising them to lead to the continuation of their activity, as they are the complementary side of the academic performance of the students.
3. Assisting in the implementation of a number of scientific visits and leisure picnics for the students both in the financial aspect and in the supervisory aspect.
4. Providing assistance to the students in the various activities, cultural, scientific, and sports, especially during the University Student Week.