Imam Sadiq University was founded in 1982 to combine Islamic studies with modern humanities. It offers programs in religious and academic subjects like law, management, economics, political science, and culture.

Students learn Arabic and English and use traditional methods like group discussions (called "mobahisa"). The university is independent, offers free education, has a separate women’s campus, and opened a Persian Language Training Center in 2024. It is seen as a model for Islamic and developing countries.

Imam Sadiq University offers a wide range of modern and student-friendly facilities that enhance both academic and campus life. Nearby dormitories provide comfortable accommodation with convenient access to cafés, a barbershop, and sports areas. The campus includes essential amenities such as a bank, bakery, clinic, counseling center, and dining services. Students benefit from extensive sports facilities, including swimming pools, gyms, and courts, as well as organized classes and camps. The university library holds over 130,000 volumes in Persian, Arabic, and Latin, and features smart RFID and digital services for seamless access. A cutting-edge recording studio supports multimedia production and international video conferencing for academic events. These facilities are designed to foster a balanced and enriching university experience.

At Imam Sadiq University (ISU), we seek bright minds, i.e. those who wish to excel academically while dedicating themselves to pure knowledge merged with Islamic values. Admission to ISU is competitive, as we select individuals who demonstrate strong academic potential, moral integrity, and a deep commitment to serving society.

Tuition fees for international students for the academic year 2025-2026

Imam Sadiq University is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for international students, offering assistance for visas, accommodation, and cultural integration. Located in the northern part of Tehran—one of Southwest Asia’s most vibrant and influential cities—ISU benefits from a dynamic academic and urban setting. Tehran’s rich history, modern infrastructure, and global relevance make it an ideal destination for Islamic education. Beyond academics, ISU empowers students through four specialized centers focused on language, innovation, religious outreach, and personal development. These centers provide meaningful opportunities for students to grow intellectually and spiritually outside the classroom. By bridging borders and expanding opportunities, ISU ensures a comprehensive and impactful educational journey.