With a strong focus on actively engaging in community service and scientific research, FCSIT strives to develop a range of activities and programs that effectively contribute to the realization of Gaza University’s goals. These initiatives include:
1. Provision of Scientific and Academic Consultations: The faculty offers scientific and academic consultations in various fields, utilizing the expertise and knowledge of its faculty members.
2. Collaboration with the Department of Continuing Education: The faculty collaborates with the Department of Continuing Education to conduct training courses tailored to the needs of the local community.
3. Organization of Lectures, Workshops, and Technological Events: The faculty regularly organizes lectures, workshops, and technological events to disseminate information about the latest developments and achievements in the field of information technology.
4. Active Participation in University Activities: The faculty actively participates in the university’s community service activities, providing the necessary technical expertise and resources to support these initiatives effectively.
5. Establishment of Specialized Research Centers: Specialized research centers are established within the faculty to offer scientific and research advice to local community institutions..
6. Focus on Community-Oriented Scientific Research: The faculty directs its scientific research activities towards addressing community issues and solving local problems.
7. Collaboration with International and Regional Research Centers: The faculty fosters collaboration with international and regional research centers in the field of computer science and information technology.

8. Organization of Scientific Conferences: The faculty organizes scientific conferences that showcase research outcomes related to the field of information
technology.
9. Qualitative Activities for Technological Development: The faculty organizes various activities aimed at making a positive impact on technological developments within the surrounding community, with a particular focus on youth and graduates.
10. Counseling Meetings for Youth and Graduates: The faculty arranges counseling meetings to educate youth and graduates about the latest global developments in the information technology sector.
11. Networking with Secondary Schools and the Local Community: The faculty actively engages with secondary schools and the local community to raise awareness about the significance of choosing future majors related to computer science and information technology.