The Student Affairs office is one of the dynamic units at the University, where the extracurricular activities of the students are promoted. It opens its doors for students from the moment of their matriculation; it looks after them just as one does with a tender plant. It thus polishes all aspects of their personalities and develops their talents in a manner that enriches their lives as university students.

Hebron University is one of the foremost scientific monuments which values the student as the core of the educational and academic process and as the ultimate objective for its existence. For these reasons, the University is careful from its inception to find the Deanship office of Student Affairs, in order to take care of the students, solve their problems and develop their potentials, so that their cultural and academic knowledge are melted in the crucible of integrated personality.

            The Students Affairs Department consists of four offices:

·         Sports Center

·         Student Services Office

·         Culture and Art Office

·         Social Supervision Office

·         Cooperative Work (Community Service) Office

The Student Affairs office serves the students of the University and organizes extracurricular activities. It also supervises the activities carried out by the students by organizing them via the Students Council and the various clubs and committees. Further, it provides all the means and facilities needed.

Student Services Center

 The duty of this office is to provide aid and service to students during their matriculation time and effort. Among the duties of the office are the following:

·  Issuing and renewing students IDs at the beginning of every academic year.

·  Keeping records of the student and issuing letters of recommendation (upon request).

·  Processing applications of loans and grants from students and pass them to a special committee.

·  Signing  clearance certificates

·  Evaluating services provided to the students and submitting feedbacks.

·  Handling lost and found

·  Contributing to solving students' problems on campus.