Irantehranfine Art College of Tehran University 1989

Iranian university

University of Tehran
دانشگاه تهران
Coat of arms of the University of Tehran
Motto	میاسای ز آموختن یک زمان
Motto in English	Remainder not a moment from learning
Type	Public
Established	1851 (Dar ul-Funun) 1899 (Tehran School of Political Sciences) 1934; 88 years ago (1934) (Modern University)
Founder	Reza Shah Isa Sedigh
Endowment	US$ 797 million (2021)^[ane]
President	Mohammad Moghimi
Academic staff	two,190
Students	52,588^[2]
Undergraduates	xix,397
Postgraduates	33,191
Location	Tehran , Iran 35°42′12″N 51°23′42″East / 35.70333°Northward 51.39500°E / 35.70333; 51.39500 Coordinates: 35°42′12″N 51°23′42″E / 35.70333°N 51.39500°E / 35.70333; 51.39500
Campus	Urban
Linguistic communication	Persian / English
Colours	Blue
Affiliations	FUIW
Website	ut.air-conditioning.ir (engl.)

The Academy of Tehran (Tehran University or UT, Farsi: دانشگاه تهران) is the oldest modern academy located in Tehran, Iran. Based on its historical, socio-cultural, and political full-blooded, likewise equally its enquiry and pedagogy contour, UT has been nicknamed "The Mother University of Iran" (Persian: دانشگاه مادر). In international rankings, UT has been ranked as one of the best universities in the Eye East and is among the superlative universities of the world.^[3] ^[4] ^[5] Information technology is likewise the premier knowledge producing institute among all OIC countries.^[vi] The university offers more 111 available's degree programs, 177 master's caste programs, and 156 PhD. programs.^[7] Many of the departments were absorbed into the University of Tehran from the Dar al-Funun established in 1851 and the Tehran School of Political Sciences established in 1899.

The chief campus of the academy is located in the central part of the metropolis. However, other campuses are spread across the city as well as in the suburbs such as the Baghe Negarestan Campus at the central eastern office of the city, the Northern Amirabad Campuses at the fundamental western part of the city and the Abureyhan Campus in the suburb of the capital. The primary gate of the academy with its specific pattern and modern architecture (at Enghelab Street at the chief campus) is the logo of the university and in a more general sense, a logo of instruction in Islamic republic of iran. The academy is one of the metropolis's attractions, hosting many international and cultural events attracting academia, foreign tourists as well equally local residents. The major festive of Fri Prayers of the capital is held at the university'due south main campus every Friday.

University of Tehran in Tehran map (in black)

Admission to the university'south renowned undergraduate and graduate programs is very competitive and is limited to the top 1 percent of students who pass the national entrance examination administered yearly by the Ministry of Scientific discipline, Inquiry and Technology. .^[8]

History [edit]

Opening rock of University of Tehran

The first official step for the establishment of the present form of Academy of Tehran in Iran occurred on 31 March 1931 when Minister of Court Abdolhossein Teymourtash wrote Isa Sedigh who was completing his doctoral dissertation at Columbia University in New York to inquire as to requirements for the establishment of a university in Tehran.^[ix] Sadiq considered the letter an invitation to outline a comprehensive scheme for the establishment of a university.

In January 1933, during the chiffonier meeting, the subject was brought up. Ali Asghar Hekmat, the acting minister of the Ministry of Education stated the post-obit words there: "Of course, there is no dubiousness on the thriving state and the celebrity of the capital, but the just obvious deficiency is that this city has no 'university'. It is a pity that this city lags far behind other great countries of the earth." His words had a profound impact on everyone in the meeting, resulting in the acceptance of the proposal. Thus allocating an initial budget of 250,000 Tomans, the Ministry of Education was authorized to observe a suitable land for the establishment of the university and take necessary measures to construct the building as soon every bit possible. Ali Asghar Hekmat in collaboration and consultation with André Godard, a French practiced architect – who was serving the Ministry of Teaching as an engineer, promptly began looking for a suitable location for the academy grounds. By the orders of Rezā Shāh, the compound of Jalaliyeh garden was selected. Jalaliyeh garden was located in the north of the then Tehran between Amirabad village and the northern trench of Tehran. This beautiful garden, full of orchards was founded in the early 1900s during the last years of Nasir advertising- Din Shah, by the order of Prince Jalal advertising-dawlah. The chief plan of the campus buildings was drawn up by French architects Roland Dubrulle and Maxime Siroux, Swiss architect Alexandre Moser, also as Andre Godard, Nicolai Markov and Mohsen Foroughi. The influences of early 20th century modernist compages are today readily visible on the main campus grounds of the academy. The University of Tehran officially inaugurated in 1934. The Amir-abad (North Karegar) campus was added in 1945 subsequently American troops left the property as Globe State of war II was coming to an finish. The university admitted women as students for the start time in 1937.^[x]

In 1935, the formerly males-only academy opened its doors to women as part of the country's sweeping universal education policy.^[eleven] ^[12]

In 1986, the Iranian parliament, known as the Majlis of Iran, stipulated that the university'due south overcrowded College of Medicine be separated into the independent Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS), and that TUMS be placed under the leadership of the new ministry of health and Medical Education. With over 13,000 electric current students, TUMS remains the best medical school in Islamic republic of iran.

Campuses, colleges and faculties [edit]

1. Regional Campuses:

Aras International Campus
Kish International Campus
Alborz Campus

2. Colleges

Higher of Engineering
- Schools & Faculties:
  - School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
  - Schoolhouse of Mechanical Technology
  - School of Chemical Engineering
  - School of Metallurgy & Materials Engineering
  - School of Civil Engineering
  - School of Mining Engineering
  - School of Surveying and Geomatics Engineering science
  - School of Industrial Engineering
  - Schoolhouse of Engineering science
  - School of Surroundings
  - Fouman Faculty of Engineering in Fouman
  - Caspian Kinesthesia of Engineering in Rezvanshahr
College of Science
- Schools & Departments:
  - School of Mathematics, Statistics and Calculator Science
  - Schoolhouse of Geology
  - Schoolhouse of Biological science
  - Schoolhouse of Chemistry
  - School of Physics
  - Section of Biotechnology

Higher of Fine Arts
College of Aburaihan in Pakdasht
Higher of Agronomics & Natural Resource in Karaj
College of Farabi in Qom

3. Faculties

Faculty of New Sciences and Technologies
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Humanities Faculties:

Faculty of Earth Studies
Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literature
Faculty of Literature and Man Sciences
Kinesthesia of Law and Political Science
Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies
Faculty of Idea and Islamic Sciences

Social and Behavioral Sciences Faculties:

Faculty of Economics
Kinesthesia of Physical Education and Sport Sciences
Faculty of Geography
Faculty of Psychology and Instruction
Faculty of Social Sciences
Kinesthesia of Entrepreneurship
Faculty of Management

Bookish institutes and centers [edit]

University of Tehran also co-ordinates several major institutes:

Establish of Biochemistry and Biophysics
Constitute of Geophysics
The International Enquiry Center for Coexistence with Deserts
Institute of History of Science
Institute for Due north American and European Studies
Institute of Electrotechnic
Center for Women'south Studies
Applied Management Enquiry Center
Dehkhoda Lexicon Institute
Vehicle, Fuel, and Environment Research Institute
Turbo Car Institute
Institute of Petroleum Technology
H2o Institute
The Research Institute of Energy Planning and Management
The Engineering Optimization Research Group
Biomaterial Inquiry Institute
Advanced Material Inquiry Institute
Inorganic Material Research Institute
University of Tehran Research Institute (UTRI)
Science and Engineering Park of Academy of Tehran
International Desert Research Center (IDRC)

Enquiry and facilities [edit]

The University of Tehran hosts many cultural and academic activities on the national and international levels. UT enjoys the cooperation of foreign countries in holding international conferences, seminars and workshops. In 2008, close to 1,000 UT professors and graduate students take taken role in international conferences with university funding. Furthermore, UT regularly hosts many delegations and professors from abroad.

University of Tehran is appointed every bit the Middle of Excellence (قطب علمی) by Islamic republic of iran'southward Ministry of Science and Technology in the fields of "Evaluation and comeback of irrigation networks", "Breeding and Biotechnology of trees", "Farming, Grading and Biotechnology", "Applied Electromagnetic Systems", "Land Logistics", "Sustainable Urban Planning and Evolution", "Architectural Applied science", "Biological Control of Pests and Plant Diseases", "Rural Studies and Planning", "High-Functioning Materials", "Control and Intelligent Processing", "Sustainable Direction of Watershed", "Applied Direction of Fast Growing Woods Species", "Surveying and Disaster Management", "Engineering and Infrastructure Direction", "Oil and Gas".^[13] This appointment is based on national continuing based on research achievements and invested funding in the mentioned topics. Fifteen percent of the land'south Centers of Excellence, as recognized by the authorities, are located at the University of Tehran, which along with more than than 40 enquiry centers ensure UT's commitment to enquiry. Together, over 3,500 laboratories are agile in these centers and in the faculties. In addition, the University of Tehran publishes more than 50 scientific journals, some of which have the ISI index.

The Primal Library and Documentation Heart of the Academy of Tehran has been a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and institutions (IFLA) since 1967. The Cardinal Library is the largest bookish library in Iran. The library complements the 35 specialized libraries based at dissimilar faculties, all with the aim of advancing the research goals of the university. Currently the Key Library and Documentation Heart is offer its services to more than than 65 thou members. Information technology hosts more 5,000 users daily. The library offers its resources nether xiii principal collections (about of which accept been donated by distinguished professors of the university). The manuscript drove of the Academy of Tehran includes over 17,000 volumes of manuscripts in Persian, Standard arabic and Turkish. The library also hosts a land of the art middle for the preservation of manuscripts. The University of Tehran Press (UTP), which focuses on publishing bookish books, has published over 5,000 books upwardly until today, and currently publishes on average more than one book per twenty-four hour period. UTP has over 96 distribution agents throughout the country equally well as one in Transitional islamic state of afghanistan.^[14]

Endowment [edit]

University of Tehran is a public university and its funding is provided by the government of Islamic republic of iran. For the top ranks of the national university archway exam, education is free in all public universities. The people with ranks beneath the normal chapters of the universities will be required to pay part or all of the tuition. In 2011 University of Tehran with an amount equivalent to 70 meg dollars got the highest upkeep among all universities in Iran.^[fifteen]

Emblems [edit]

The emblem of the University of Tehran, which was designed past Dr. Mohsen Moghadam, a late faculty fellow member of the Faculty of Fine Arts, is based on an image, which can exist plant in the stucco relief and seals of the Sasanid period. In this case, it is a re-create from a stucco relief discovered in the urban center of Ctesiphon.

The seal symbolized ownership. In the Sassanid flow, these seals were used in stucco reliefs, coins, and silver utensils as a family symbol. Since the alphabet of Sasanid Pahlavi'south script was used in these badges, they take the nature of a monogram as well.

The motif is placed between ii eagle wings. One can also find these motifs in other images of this catamenia, such as in royal crowns, particularly at the end of the Sasanid period. Crowns with these seals have been called "ii-feather crowns" in The Shahnameh. The motif between the wings was fabricated by combining Pahlavi scripts. Some scholars have tried to read these images. The script is in the class of "Afzoot" (Amrood), which means plentiful and increasing.^[16]

Colors [edit]

University of Tehran's official color is University of Tehran Blue (RGB: 29,160,196).

Main entrance [edit]

University of Tehran Southern and Main Entrance Gate

Academy of Tehran main archway was designed based on more four yard years erstwhile Elamite linear script moo-cow horns(No. xiii in linear Elamite script) in 1965 by Korosh Farzami, one of the students of the kinesthesia of Fine Arts of the academy. The structural engineer was an Armenian-Iranian by the proper noun of Simon Sarkissian. Due to the importance of the university, these gates have gradually become the symbol of Iran's College Education arrangement. University of Tehran gates are depicted on the reverse of the Iranian 500 rials banknote.^[17]

Faculties History [edit]

Initially University of Tehran included eight colleges and faculties:

Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies
College of Science (1934)
Faculty of Letters and Humanities
Faculty of Medicine (1934)
Kinesthesia of Chemist's shop (1934)
Faculty of Dentistry (1939)
College of Engineering (Fanni) (1942)^[18]
Faculty of Police force and Political Science (1942)

After more faculties were founded:

College of Fine Arts (1941)
Faculty of Veterinarian Medicine (1943)
Faculty of Agriculture (1945)
Faculty of Management (1954)
Faculty of Educational activity (1954)
Faculty of Natural Resource (1963)
Faculty of Economics (1970)
Faculty of Social Sciences (~1972)
Kinesthesia of Environment^[19] (1975)
Kinesthesia of Foreign Languages (1989)
Faculty of Concrete educational activity
Kinesthesia of Geography (~2002)
Faculty of World Studies^[20] (~2007)
Kinesthesia of Entrepreneurship^[21]
Faculty of New Sciences and Technologies (~2010)

In 1992, the faculties of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacology seceded to become the Tehran University of Medical Sciences but is still located at the master campus (The fundamental Pardis). The Central Pardis Campus, on Enghelab Ave, is the oldest and best known of the campuses. Amir Abad Campus is where most of the dormitories are located. Aside from physical campuses, University of Tehran also has an online campus program first started in 2003 under a project to provide online degree programs, becoming the start university in Iran to host events in regards to the evolution of formal national ICT.

School of Engineering Primary Building known as Faculty of Engineering Building
School of Medicine
School of Fine Arts
Faculty of Letters and Humanities
The stadium of University of Tehran
Schoolhouse of Economic science Edifice
The new School of Engineering state-of-the-fine art buildings in Amir Abad campus
Master Library

World rankings [edit]

University rankings
University of Tehran
Global – Overall
ARWU World^[22]	301–400 (2020)
CWTS World^[23]	140 (2020)
QS Globe^[24]	521–530 (2022)
THE Earth^[25]	501–600 (2021)
USNWR Global^[26]	387 (2021)

U.S. News & World Written report

2018 Best Global Universities

Engineering: 42^[iii]

Academic Ranking of World Universities ^[27]
2019: 301-400

2018: 301-400

2017: 301-400

2016: 301-400

2015: 201-300

Times Higher Education ^[28]
2016–2019: 601–800

U.S. News & World Report ^[29]

2017 Best Global Universities Ranking

Applied science : 45
Agricultural Sciences : 71
Computer scientific discipline : 120
Materials Scientific discipline : 117
Chemistry : 235
Biology, Biochemistry : 307

Libraries and museums [edit]

As the largest bookish library in Islamic republic of iran, the Cardinal Library and Documentation Center of the University of Tehran includes a rich and broad selection of resources in different fields of science, technology, and literature. The library holdings include over one 1000000 books, periodicals, manuscripts, microfilms, pictorial copies, historical documents and photos, lithography books, academic dissertations, scientific documents and maps, over 120,000 books in English language, French, German, Russian, Italian, and other languages. Since 1967, the Primal Library and Documentation Center has become a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA). The library holds a valuable set up of manuscripts, including historical documents, microfilms, pictorial manuscripts, rare books, lithography books, historical photos, and handwriting of scholars and politicians. This collection includes virtually 17,000 volumes of manuscripts in Persian likewise as other languages. The Conservation and Restoration Department of the Library houses the Specialized Lab, the Renovation Workshop, and the Special Bindery office.

Political role [edit]

UT'southward key mosque has been a middle for religious and political activity in Tehran during the by xxx years

University of Tehran'due south central place in Iranian aristocracy circles has fabricated it the setting for many political events and cultural works. Possibly, to historians, the Academy of Tehran is most notably remembered for its key roles in the political events of recent history. Information technology was in front of the same gates of this schoolhouse that The Shah'southward army opened fire on dissident students, killing many and further triggering the 1979 revolution of Iran. It was there and 20 years later in July 1999 that, albeit, a much smaller number of dissident students confronted the police. University of Tehran (UT) has always been a bastion of political motion and ideology. At UT the leaders of the country deliver some of their nigh potent speeches frequently on Fri during prayers. Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the main campus of the university and its surrounding streets have been the site for Tehran's Friday prayers.

The political and social office of the University of Tehran in the Iranian domestic arena has connected to be so pronounced that in Nov 2005 (to February 2008) a senior Islamic scholar became chancellor(president) of the university, replacing Dr. Faraji-dana (professor of electric engineering faculty). Ayatollah Abbasali Amongst Zanjani (عباسعلی عميد زنجانی) is a professor in Constabulary, is known for his stiff ties to Ayatollah Khomeini in the 1979 revolution, and had spent time in the Shah'southward prisons before the Islamic Revolution. In February 2008, an Iranian economist, Dr. Farhad Rahbar, a onetime vice president of Iran and head of Direction and Planning Organization of Iran, became the new (31st) chancellor of the university.

Ane hundred and nineteen faculty members of the University of Tehran are said to have resigned on 15 June 2009 to protest the assail on university dorms in the wake of contested 2009 presidential elections:^[thirty] although clear follow-up data is hard to institute, it seems that almost or all resignations were not accepted.

Notable people [edit]

Many of the most of import figures in Iranian political, academic, and social life have been associated with the Academy of Tehran. These Politicians include the nationalist leader Mohammad Mosaddegh, Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti, former Prime number Government minister Jamshid Amouzegar, and the recent reformist President Mohammad Khatami.

Academics include Lotfi A. Zadeh the inventor of fuzzy logic, Fields Medal winner Caucher Birkar, Ali Javan who invented the gas laser and is ranked number 12 on the list of the top 100 living geniuses, intellectual and former Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan and biophysicist Mohammad-Nabi Sarbolouki.

Art figures include renowned filmmakers Abbas Kiarostami and Asghar Farhadi, actor Khosrow Shakibai and poet Mohammad-Taqi Bahar.

Other notable figures include Human Rights Lawyer Shirin Ebadi who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, pioneering architect Heydar Ghiai, prominent philosopher Hossein Nasr, reformist cleric Mehdi Karroubi, environmental activist Mahlagha Mallah.

Alumni from the University of Tehran's predecessor institutions the Dar ul-Funun and the Tehran School of Political Sciences include linguist Ali-Akbar Dehkhoda, Baháʼí scholar Mírzá Abu'l-Fadl and sometime Prime Ministers Mohammad-Ali Foroughi and Ali Amini.

The School of Engineering at the University of Tehran has introduced many highly recognized researchers all over the earth, including:

Babak Hassibi: is an electrical engineer who is the Gordon One thousand. Binder/Amgen Professor of Electric Technology and Head of the Section of Electrical Engineering science at the California Institute of Engineering science (Caltech). He received the B.Due south. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Tehran in 1989, and the Yard.S. and PhD degrees in electric engineering from Stanford University in 1993 and 1996, respectively. At Stanford his adviser was Thomas Kailath. He was a Research Acquaintance in the Information Systems Laboratory at Stanford University during 1997-98 and was a Member of the Technical Staff in the Mathematics of Communications Inquiry Group at Bell Laboratories in 1998–2000. Since 2001 he has been at Caltech.

Mohammad Reza Aref: is a pol and academic scholar. He was First Vice President from 2001 to 2005 under Mohammad Khatami.^[31] He previously served as Minister of Technology in Khatami's first cabinet. He is currently a member of Supreme Quango of the Cultural Revolution and Expediency Discernment Council. He is also an electrical engineer and a professor at University of Tehran and Sharif University of Technology. He was a candidate in the 2013 presidential ballot merely withdrew his candidacy in order to give the reformist army camp a ameliorate chance to win.^{[ citation needed ]}

Hamid Jafarkhani: is a Chancellor'south Professor in electrical engineering and computer scientific discipline at the University of California, Irvine'due south Henry Samueli School of Engineering. His enquiry focuses on communications theory, especially coding and wireless communications and networks. Prior to studying at the University of Tehran, he was ranked first in the nationwide entrance examination of Iranian universities in 1984.

Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh: is an internationally recognized inventor (for his contributions to the field of ingestible sensors) and a Distinguished Professor at the University of New Due south Wales.

Nader Engheta: is an Iranian-American scientist. He is currently the H. Nedwill Ramsey Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, affiliated with the departments of Electric and Systems Engineering, Bioengineering, and Physics and Astronomy.

Kaveh Pahlavan: is a Professor of ECE and CS at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, he is renowned for his pioneering inquiry in Wi-Fi Technology and wireless Indoor-Geolocation. and torso area networking. He is the Director of the Center for Wireless Data Network Studies at WPI.

Yahya Rahmat-Samii: is Professor and holder of the Northrop Grumman Chair in Electromagnetics at Electrical Engineering Department at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he teaches and conducts inquiry on microwave transmission and radio antennas. He has made innovations in satellite communications antennas, personal communication antennas, article of clothing and implanted antennas for communications and biotelemetry, and antennas for remote sensing and radio astronomy applications. He is the Manager of the UCLA Antenna Research, Analysis and Measurement Laboratory UCLA Antenna Research, Analysis, and Measurement Laboratory at Department of Electrical Engineering science, UCLA.

Alireza Mashaghi: is a physicist and biomedical scientist at Harvard University and Leiden University. He is the founder of parallel education programs in Iran and was the commencement dual-caste graduate of University of Tehran . Mashaghi is well known for single-molecule analysis of biomolecules, discovery of the mechanism of Von Willebrand disease, the development of circuit topology, and the use of statistical physics for medical diagnostics. He was named the discoverer of the year in 2017. Mashaghi has been affiliated with Harvard University, MIT, ETH Zurich, Delft Academy of Technology, and Max Planck Institutes. He is an editorial board member of several journals including Nano Research and Scientific Reports.

Alireza Nasiri is a technocrat and businessman who created Islamic republic of iran'southward first online degree programme at University of Tehran in 2003.^[32] He is known as the father of commercial forestry in Islamic republic of iran due to empowering the field of greenery with genetically modified trees in Iran.^[33]

Lotfi A. Zadeh:is a mathematician, electric engineer, computer scientist, bogus intelligence researcher and professor emeritus of information science at the University of California, Berkeley. Zadeh, in his theory of fuzzy sets, proposed using a membership function (with a range roofing the interval [0,1]) operating on the domain of all possible values. He proposed new operations for the calculus of logic and showed that fuzzy logic was a generalisation of classical and Boolean logic. He too proposed fuzzy numbers as a special case of fuzzy sets, as well as the corresponding rules for consequent mathematical operations (fuzzy arithmetic). In 1942, he graduated from the University of Tehran with a degree in electrical engineering (Fanni).

He has made significant contributions to the fields of metamaterials, transformation optics, plasmonic eyes, nanophotonics, graphene photonics, nano-materials, nanoscale optics, nanoantennas and miniaturized antennas, physics and opposite-engineering of polarization vision in nature, bio-inspired optical imaging, fractional epitome in electrodynamics, and electromagnetics and microwaves.

Some of the about prominent figures are named below:

Shirin Ebadi:is an Iranian lawyer, a former gauge and homo rights activist and founder of Defenders of Human Rights Eye in Iran. On 10 October 2003, Ebadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her significant and pioneering efforts for republic and human rights, especially women's, children's, and refugee rights. She was admitted to the law department of the Academy of Tehran in 1965 and in 1969, upon graduation, passed the qualification exams to go a judge. Later a six-month internship period, she officially became a guess in March 1969. She continued her studies in University of Tehran in the concurrently to pursue a master'due south degree in law in 1971.

Asghar Farhadi:is an Iranian film manager and screenwriter. For his work as director, he has received one Golden Globe Award and one Academy Honor for Best Strange Language Moving picture. He was named i of the 100 Most Influential People in the world by Time mag in 2012. He is a graduate of Theatre, with a BA in Dramatic Arts and MA in Stage Direction from University of Tehran and Tarbiat Modarres University, respectively.

Siavash Teimouri: is a high ranked Iranian architect and creative person. He was born in Tehran, Iran. After getting his master from Academy of Tehran, faculty of fine arts in 1962, he then moved to Paris and received his PhD in compages from École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in 1969. While working with top class architects he received the French Association of Architects's prize in 1967. He achieved the beginning place in design competition for University of Isfahan's kinesthesia of science in 1973. He is a fellow member of the French Society of Architects and as well member of the board of trustees of the Iran Architectural Pride Worthies Foundation.

Mohammad Mosaddegh:was the Prime Government minister of Iran from 1951 until being overthrown in a insurrection d'état in 1953. His assistants introduced a wide range of social and political reforms simply is well-nigh notable for its nationalization of the Iranian oil industry, which had been nether British command since 1913 through the Anglo-Farsi Oil Company (APOC/AIOC) (later British Petroleum or BP). Mosaddegh received his Licence en Droit as well as his Doc of police force from the Academy of Neuchâtel in Switzerland. Mosaddegh as well taught at the University of Tehran at the start of World War I before offset his long political career.

Ali Javan:is an Iranian American physicist and inventor at MIT. His main contributions to science take been in the fields of quantum physics and spectroscopy. He co-invented the gas laser in 1960, with William R. Bennett. Ali Javan has been ranked Number 12 on the list of the Top 100 living geniuses. He graduated from Alborz High School, started his university studies at University of Tehran and came to the U.s.a. in 1948 right after the war.

Mohammad Khatami:is an Iranian scholar, Shiite theologian, and Reformist politician. He served as the 5th President of Iran from 2 Baronial 1997 to 3 August 2005. He also served as Islamic republic of iran'southward Minister of Culture in both the 1980s and 1990s. He is currently one of the leaders of the Iranian Green Movement, and an outspoken critic of the President Ahmadinejad's government. Khatami is known for his proposal of Dialogue Amid Civilizations. The United nations proclaimed the year 2001 as the Un' Twelvemonth of Dialogue Among Civilizations, on Khatami's suggestion. Khatami received a B.A. in Western philosophy from Isfahan University, but left academia while studying for a principal's caste in Educational Sciences at University of Tehran and went to Qom to complete his previous studies in Islamic sciences.

Dr.Seyed Ali Mirlohi Falavarjani, PhD Graduate from the University of Tehran in 1975 and Retired Professor from University of Isfahan, Founder of Islamic Azad University of Falavarjanin 1984.

Mohammad Beheshti: was an Iranian scholar, writer, jurist, and ane of the main architects of the constitution of the Islamic Republic in Iran. He was the secretarial assistant-general of the Islamic Republic Party, and the head of Iran's judicial system. He was assassinated together with more than seventy members of the Islamic Commonwealth party on 28 June 1981. Beheshti was born in Isfahan and studied both at the Academy of Tehran and under Allameh Tabatabaei in Qom.

Mehdi Bazargan: was a prominent Iranian scholar, bookish, long-time pro-democracy activist, and caput of Iran's interim regime, making him Islamic republic of iran's first prime government minister after the Iranian Revolution of 1979. A well-respected religious intellectual, known for his honesty and expertise in the Islamic and secular sciences, he is credited with existence one of the founders of the contemporary intellectual motility in Iran. He was the caput of the first technology department of the Academy of Tehran.

Bahram Sadeghi: The prominent Iranian writer. He studied medicine at University of Tehran.

Jamshid Amouzegar: is an Iranian economist, artist, and politician who was prime minister from 7 August 1977 to 27 August 1978 when he resigned. He was graduated with degrees in police force and engineering from the University of Tehran.

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External links [edit]

Official website

claywitely.blogspot.com

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Tehran