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Official Report · 2026
Annual Report Mari Private University
A full overview of university achievements: academic structure, accreditation, partnerships, human resources, alumni, students, endowments, and clinical performance.
1,845Enrolled students
2,757Alumni
121Faculty members
9,000+Clinic visitors
95.9%Completion rate
66Endowment facilities
Academic structure
Clear academic leadership linking the presidency to faculties, institutes, and departments.
Prof. Dr. Khaled Al-Taweel
University President
Dr. Omar Al-Saleh
VP for Scientific Affairs
Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdul Aziz
University Secretary
Prof. Dr. Adnan HabibDean of Dentistry
Dr. Mohammad Al-KhatibDean of Informatics Engineering
Dr. Hussam HannaDirector of Prosthetics Institute
Dr. Naasan Al-AhmedDean of Health Sciences
Dr. Ibrahim Al-AhmedDirector of Computer Institute
Dr. Adeeb FalehHead of Therapeutic Nutrition
Dr. Kinda KallowHead of Midwifery
Institutional accreditation
Mari Private University believes quality higher education requires strict adherence to institutional standards at local, regional, and international levels.
Local accreditation
Accredited by the Higher Education Council in North Syria, documented in official announcements for the 2023–2024 academic year.
International cooperation
Strategic cooperation with the Higher Education Council — North Syria, and related listings including ADEE (Association for Dental Education in Europe).
Quality assurance
The Higher Education Council in Idlib is linked to quality networks such as APQN and ANQAHE, strengthening quality systems for affiliated universities including Mari.
Agreements & MoUs
The university builds active local and international partnerships to exchange expertise and support teaching and research.
Al-Manara University
Cooperation agreement and MoU with Al-Manara University.
Al-Andalus Private University for Medical Sciences
MoU to support academic and scientific cooperation.
University of Aleppo
Cooperation protocol strengthening institutional partnership.
Human resources
The university attracts distinguished faculty and staff of all genders, valuing diversity in the academic workplace.
+200Total human resources
+121University teachers
+87Visiting professors
Student-to-faculty ratio
A satisfactory ratio maintained as an academic quality indicator.
Faculty of Dentistry12.5
Institute of Dentistry15.6
Informatics Engineering13.5
Computer Institute8
Health Sciences29
Prosthetics Institute29
Alumni
Total alumni since founding: 2,757 graduates across faculties, institutes, and specializations.
97.6%Graduation — Midwifery
81.3%Graduation — Dentistry
78.6%Graduation — Dental Institute
Top faculties by graduate employment
Academic stability
95.9% of students completed their studies through graduation, versus a 4.1% withdrawal rate — reflecting continuous student support.
Students
The university attracts high-achieving students and prepares them academically and professionally for the labor market.
914Total admitted
1,845Total enrolled
200Annual graduates (avg.)
Enrolled students by faculty
University endowments
Endowments support financial sustainability, research pathways, infrastructure, and academic programs.
15Admin offices
3Medical services
21Scientific labs
27Classrooms
66Total endowments
Clinical department performance
The clinical department provides educational and therapeutic dental services to the university and community through specialized clinics led by faculty with student participation.
9,000Total visitors
100Avg. daily visitors
92%Patient satisfaction
Cases by service type
30%Complete prosthodontics2,700
25%Partial prosthodontics2,250
20%Fixed prosthodontics1,800
15%Periodontal treatment1,350
10%Extractions900
Quality indicators
- Patient satisfaction92%
- Appointment adherence89%
- Re-treatment rate4.1%
- Student participation78%
Key achievements
- 18% increase in visitors vs. previous spring
- Improved sterilization and infection-control protocols
- Expanded fixed prosthodontics with modern techniques
- Clinical training workshops for students
Challenges
- Rising demand for some specialty services
- Need for more clinical chairs
Recommendations
- Strengthen staffing in selected specialties
- Complete the equipment upgrade plan
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