Abu Dis Al–Quds University's main campus is located in town of
Abu Dis, which borders
Jerusalem and have close proximity to the
Temple Mount. The university campus is spread across an area of . On several occasion, exhibitions are organized by the university at its campus premises. There is a large botanic garden known as "Andalusian Garden", in backyard of the campus. There are three museums in the campus. These are Abu Jihad Center, Meet Math Museum and Science Museum. Abu Jihad Center and Museum was originally established in
Ramallah in 1997. The facility was opened in the university campus in 2007. It consists of three floors, displaying artworks. The Said Khoury IT Center was inaugurated in 2004, by Palestinian entrepreneur
Said Khoury. File:Al Quds University 2018 40.jpg|A man–made pond in campus File:Al Quds University 2018 36.jpg|Main building of the campus File:Al Quds University 2018 41.jpg|"We Love Jerusalem" at Abu Dis campus of the university File:Al Quds University 2018 26.jpg|A road towards Al–Quds University, picture taken in 2018 File:Abu jihad.jpg|Abu Jihad Museum File:Faculty of Science & Technology.jpg|
Faculty of Science & Technology Old City The Old City campus located in the Old City of Jerusalem, consists of three floors. It is designed in an Islamic architecture. Nearby notable landmarks are the
Mosque of Omar, the
Al-Aqsa Mosque, Building Complex (D
ar al-Immara) and the
Temple Mount (
Haram Al Sharif). In 2015, Al Quds University inaugurated the first Palestinian public university in the Old City of Jerusalem, with funding from the Royal Charity Organization of Bahrain. The library consists of a collection of books of information and computer technology.
Sheikh Jarrah There is a small girls' campus in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of Jerusalem, which is known as the Hind Al–Husseini College for Women. It was founded by
Hind al-Husseini, a Palestinian activist, who rescued orphaned survivors of
Deir Yassin massacre, by Zionist militants. Known as one of the oldest faculty, the Sheikh Jarrah campus provides programs in arts and culture. It was a mansion of her grandfather
Salim al-Husayni, which was later converted into an orphanage, named as "Children's Home in Jerusalem". Dar al-Tifl al-Arabi was established as a school, which in 1972, became a college.
Beit Hanina The Faculty of Business & Economics is located in another campus, known as "Beit Hanina Campus". It is located on the Abdel Hamaid Shoman Street in Jerusalem neighborhood of
Beit Hanina. Beit Hanina campus also serves as an administrative office of the university. Al Quds Bard College, which was opened in association with the
Bard College is the campus of Beit Hanina.
Bayt Mal Al Quds Al–Sharif Agency, a Moroccan organization have planned to construct a new campus of the university in neighborhood of
Beit Hanina. The budget is estimated to US$500,000. The upcoming campus also includes stadium, green areas equipped with irrigation systems, rainwater recycling station and experimental farm. It will also include fully–equipped ecological museum and installation of solar panels. File:Al Quds University 2018 32.jpg|A staircase in the campus File:Al Quds University 2018 30.jpg|Arabic paintings on the walls of the Beit Hanina campus File:Al Quds University 2018 31.jpg|A pathway crossbridge on the campus File:Al Quds University 2018 48.jpg|Al Quds Bard College campus in
Beit Hanina File:BeitHaninaMay022023 02.jpg|A residential area near the Beit Hanina campus == Academics ==