Dr. Afrozeh, President of the Larestan Higher Education Complex, announced the approval for admitting students to the Master’s program in Artificial Intelligence and stated:

“Thanks to our continuous efforts, and following the addition of new undergraduate and postgraduate programs last year, we have successfully obtained approval this year as well for student admission to the Master’s program in Artificial Intelligence — one of the main branches of Computer Engineering.”

The President added that, according to the terms of this approval, admissions for this program will begin in Mehr 1404 (September 2025):
“With the rapid advancement of technology worldwide, Artificial Intelligence has become one of the most practical and in-demand fields. It offers strong career prospects for students in this discipline.”

He expressed his appreciation for the efforts of Dr. Boroujerdi, the honorable representative of the region in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, as well as his colleagues at the university, in helping secure this approval. He added:
“This achievement is undoubtedly an important step toward the development and progress of the university and Greater Larestan. We will certainly continue our efforts to obtain approvals for more undergraduate and graduate programs.”

It is worth noting that Artificial Intelligence is one of the most popular subfields of Computer Engineering at the master’s level. It focuses on designing intelligent systems, data analysis, and the development of advanced technologies. This program is aimed at training specialists capable of enabling machines to learn, make decisions, and solve complex problems.

Dr. Abdolkarim Afrozeh, President of Larestan Higher Education Complex, issued a congratulatory message on the occasion of Engineer’s Day, February 24th. The message reads as follows:

In the Name of God

Dear students and future builders of our nation,

Greetings and respect,

Engineer’s Day is an opportunity to appreciate the relentless efforts of engineers in the fields of science and technology. Engineering is not just a profession; it is an art that blends creativity, innovation, and knowledge. As students of this field, you are the future of our society and will play a significant role in the progress of our country.

In today’s rapidly evolving world, where technology is constantly changing, engineers, with their innovative ideas and solutions, can address major challenges and contribute to sustainable development. We take great pride in you as you strive on this path.

On this special day, I hope you always remain motivated and passionate about learning and, through perseverance, reach the heights of success.

On the occasion of February 24th, which has been designated as Engineer’s Day in honor of the birth anniversary of Khajeh Nasir al-Din Tusi, the brilliant and creative Iranian scholar, I extend my congratulations to all esteemed scholars, professors, and especially the engineering students of Larestan Higher Education Complex. I sincerely hope that, with the dedication and determination of our engineers, we will witness even greater advancements for our great nation, Iran.

With the efforts of the Hosseini (PBUH) Lovers’ Association and the Cultural Unit of Lar Higher Education Complex, a 40-member caravan consisting of students, faculty members, and staff was sent on a spiritual pilgrimage to the holy shrines of Iraq.

The aim of this program was to bring university members closer to the Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), guide them towards the right path, and promote a positive shift in the mindset of university students, especially the younger generation. Initially, Dr. Afroozeh, the rector of the complex, wished the pilgrims a fruitful spiritual journey, hoping it would help them in self-purification and elevate their understanding of the role and position of Imam Hussein (PBUH).

Following the collective salutations to Aba Abdullah al-Hussein (PBUH) and a chanting ceremony by Karbalaei Hamid Ejraei, the pilgrims were presented with gift packages and shawls. They were then escorted under the Holy Quran for a ceremonial farewell.

It is worth noting that, to ensure the convenience of students, part of the expenses for sending the caravan (under the shadow of the throne), which will visit the religious sites in the cities of Karbala, Najaf, Samarra, and Kazimayn in Iraq, was covered by benefactors and through long-term loan payments.

With the support of Lar Higher Education Complex, three national conferences were held in the fall of 1403 at Esfarayen Higher Education Complex. These conferences included the 6th National Conference on New Achievements in Electrical, Computer, and Industrial Engineering; the 6th National Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Advanced Technologies; and the 6th National Conference on Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Industrial Safety.

It is noteworthy that a total of 710 papers were submitted to the secretariats of these three conferences, with 380 papers being accepted.

Based on the evaluation of practical projects and community-industry relations by faculty members from universities across the country, the projects of three faculty members from Lar Higher Education Complex were selected as national award winners.

The project, carried out by Dr. Ladan Sadeghi Khormy, Dr. Sepideh Yazdi, and Dr. Hediyeh Nokhbeh Alfaqihi, focuses on the design and construction of a car alternator testing device.

Lar Higher Education Complex congratulates the project leaders and the Lar scientific and technological community for this achievement, which demonstrates their high level of knowledge and the ability to apply their learning and skills practically.