students

Hala Khreisat Haj Hassan, a student in the Ph.D. program in conflict resolution, Rasha Al Soqi, a student in the Ph.D. program in international relations, and Mimas Sulaiman, a student in the master’s program in international relations have participated in the event. This event focused on the role of women in institutional affairs and state building. The female students of AAUP participated in discussing this important topic from an academic and practical perspective.

The meeting was inaugurated by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spine Surgeon, Dr. Malik Zaben. He pointed out the importance of scientific research and the need for students to possess its skills, especially in the medical field. This would enhance students’ opportunities for specialization and improve the quality of the services they provide to patients.

The program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully integrate into the financial and banking labor market and to link the academic aspect with a set of practical and applied skills.

The program, which lasts for a month, includes two stages; in the first stage, students will participate in five intensive training courses covering a wide range of topics, including products and services of the macro, micro and medium businesses sector as well as products and services of the individual banking sector focusing on digital transformation.