How to say "college, faculty" in Arabic

Both college-words grow from the same 'all' root: Arabic kulliyya is built on kull, 'all, whole' (root ك-ل-ل), and Modern Hebrew מכללה was independently coined on the identical root כ-ל-ל — kelal, 'the general, the whole'. A college, in both languages, ends up meaning 'the place of everything': a general institution, as opposed to one specialized school. (The phonetic spelling כליה, by pure coincidence, also happens to be the Hebrew word for 'kidney' — unrelated root, just a fun echo.)