Khaje Nasir Toosi University of Technology

The KNTUدانشگاه صنعتی خواجه نصيرالدین طوسی – known as KHJUT – stands as Iran’s oldest technical university, established in 1928. Located in Tehran, strategically positioned within the nation's capital, it boasts a rich history intertwined with the growth of Iranian scientific and technological innovation. KHJUT is a publicly-funded, non-profit institution dedicated to fostering high-quality research, educational experiences, and practical applications across diverse technical disciplines including chemistry, computer science, engineering technology, environmental sciences, mathematics, physics, and more. The university’s mission centers on bridging theory with industry through rigorous curriculum design and collaborative partnerships with businesses, governmental agencies and universities both nationally and internationally. It currently has a total enrollment of 8,694,000 people, making it one of the largest technical universities in Iran. KHJUT places a strong emphasis on undergraduate and postgraduate programs that are designed to produce highly trained professionals capable of advancing technological progress and economic development within the country and across regional areas. The university has been consistently recognized for its contributions to research output with 19,318 publications since 1928. The institution serves as a significant hub for technical expertise, attracting talent and promoting innovation throughout Iran and beyond through continuous engagement in collaborative projects. KHJUT’s commitment extends beyond academia – it actively supports technological advancements and industry partnerships vital to the nation’s strategic objectives.