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Doha
A team from Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) recently travelled to Kuwait City to meet with representatives of Kuwait University and explore its facilities, graduate programmes and future collaboration opportunities.
Faisal al Mohannadi, senior student engagement supervisor, met with Dr Ali al Namy, dean of student affairs and Salman al Anzi, assistant dean for student services, at the Deanship of Student Affairs at Kuwait University.
Dr Namy provided a comprehensive overview of the role student affairs plays in ensuring the effective management of student unions and clubs.
The initiative was part of a wider Kuwait visit encompassing various departments and sports-related initiatives.
As part of the Kuwait University visit, the delegation visited the College of Engineering and Petroleum and met with Dr Khaled al Hazza, associate dean for student affairs at the college.
The itinerary also included a tour of the College of Graduate Studies, represented by Dr Bader al Bidawi, dean of the college. Additional visits included meetings with the cultural, sports, and academic guidance departments.
HBKU regularly collaborates with local and international partners to promote knowledge exchange, explore ongoing partnerships and showcase its innovative approach to delivering world-class graduate programmes.
The university’s student affairs department is actively engaged with the internal community and external stakeholders at-large. It plays an active role in strengthening the cultural and social fabric within HBKU, while ensuring inclusiveness and diversity.
Doha
A team from Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) recently travelled to Kuwait City to meet with representatives of Kuwait University and explore its facilities, graduate programmes and future collaboration opportunities.
Faisal al Mohannadi, senior student engagement supervisor, met with Dr Ali al Namy, dean of student affairs and Salman al Anzi, assistant dean for student services, at the Deanship of Student Affairs at Kuwait University.
Dr Namy provided a comprehensive overview of the role student affairs plays in ensuring the effective management of student unions and clubs.
The initiative was part of a wider Kuwait visit encompassing various departments and sports-related initiatives.
As part of the Kuwait University visit, the delegation visited the College of Engineering and Petroleum and met with Dr Khaled al Hazza, associate dean for student affairs at the college.
The itinerary also included a tour of the College of Graduate Studies, represented by Dr Bader al Bidawi, dean of the college. Additional visits included meetings with the cultural, sports, and academic guidance departments.
HBKU regularly collaborates with local and international partners to promote knowledge exchange, explore ongoing partnerships and showcase its innovative approach to delivering world-class graduate programmes.
The university’s student affairs department is actively engaged with the internal community and external stakeholders at-large. It plays an active role in strengthening the cultural and social fabric within HBKU, while ensuring inclusiveness and diversity.
