Our commitment and passion for quality education has been the trademark of HUMANSOFT for more than 20 years. We started HUMANSOFT back in 1994 as New Horizons a modest computer training center tucked away in a small office in Kuwait City. Just as the IT revolution was building up, our ‘little’ company took off and within a matter of 5 years we were able to expand into the UAE and Qatar. 

We customized a wide range of e-learning programs and products to match the growing demands of our learners throughout the Middle East as well as Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon.

In the early 2000s, we began our dream-project to nurture a home-grown university in Kuwait that would cater for our youth’s academic needs. We set out to build a higher education institution that would meet the rigorous local regulatory requirements. Thus, the American University of the Middle East (AUM) and the American College of the Middle East (ACM) came into existence, in affiliation with the prestigious Purdue University (USA). After a dedicated focus , research and commitment of resources AUM and ACM operated first batch in the academic year 2008-09 out of its campus at Egaila .

In the meantime, the HUMANSOFT team wrote another notable chapter in its story by being listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange in 2005 as a company focused on the field of Knowledge Transfer and Learning in the Middle East.

Today, our dedication to excellence in higher level education and vocational training is as strong as ever. And it is there for all to see both on our AUM and ACM campus and throughout our longstanding network of training centers. Year on year, we offer a greater range of qualifications designed to meet the demands of the 21st century workplace. As a result, our student population grows rapidly, attracting local, regional and international interests.

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