Qeshm Institute of Higher Education

Qeshm Institute of Higher Education, is an institute of higher education on the island of Qeshm in Hormozgan province in the Persian Gulf in Iran.

The university was established in 2001. It offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in business administration in association with Carleton University of Canada.

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