UCAS is an academic institution that provides a distinctive service to the local community through its distinguished academic departments that qualify its graduates to be effectively engaged in their local community. In addition, UCAS provides unique high-caliber services to its surrounding community through many community-driven centers. Therefore, UCAS offers a variety of partnering mechanisms including:

1. Academic partnerships:

   UCAS has a wide spectrum of academic and vocational disciplines which opens the door for a diverse aspects of cooperation. UCAS offers 8 Bachelor programs and 40 professional and vocational diploma degrees. Details of the academic disciplines can be viewed here.

   UCAS highly welcomes academic partnerships and consortiums to conduct any of the following activities:

   1. Exchange of experiences, skills and academic staff.
   2. Collaboration in preparing curriculums and courses teaching materials.
   3. Mutual use of technical equipments.
   4. Hosting lecturers for some advanced courses
   5. Cooperation in holding joint workshops and seminars
   6. Commencing scientific and research conferences
   7. Promoting students exchange between the partner institutions
   8. Conducting extracurricular activities, such as cultural competitions or sports festivals,…etc.

2. Community service-driven partnerships:

   Working with UCAS exceeds the academic collaboration to outreaching local community though a diversity of centers providing outstanding and unique services to the civil society. UCAS appreciates the role of partnerships in fostering excellence and distinction in its services to the people. Therefore, UCAS offers extending the following service to its partners as shown below:

   Service Units	Aspects of cooperation
   Central Library	Exchange of books , periodicals, references, and researches. Partnerships in electronic information sources such as databases. Coordination for the establishment of joint journals.
   Continuing Education Center	Training of trainers. Training of students. Partnership and exchange of training curriculum. Host professional trainers.
   UCAS Animation Unit (Zaitoon)	Technical cooperation in the final products. Exchange of equipment, staff and expertise. Joint venture applications to tenders.
   Technical Assistance Unit	Exchange of modern supporting techniques that. Joint work to promote the awareness of visually impaired students. Cooperation in empowering the disabled people to be actively engaged in their communities.
   Communication Disorders Clinic	Cooperation in providing rehabilitative services to speech disordered people. Partnerships in conducting social research and surveys.
   Student Affairs and International Relations	Cooperation in the provision of scholarships for teachers and students.