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Indonesian Scientific Day for Public Discussion of Graduation Research - College of Administrative and Human Sciences
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The College of Administrative and Human Sciences - Department of Business Administration - organized on Saturday, June 3, 2023, a scientific day to discuss graduation projects (scientific research) for students of the Arabic Business Administration Program - fourth level - for five scientific researches.
Supervised research:
- Dr. Mahmoud Abdo Thabet - Assistant Professor of Business Administration - Dean of the Faculty of Administrative and Human Sciences.
- Dr. Bashir Mohammed Al Hammadi - Assistant Professor of Business Administration - Head of the Business Administration Department.
At the opening, Dr. Munir Ahmed Al-Abbadi, Assistant to the University President, praised the importance of interest and activation of scientific research in the college at the level of graduate students and lecturers, as this has a great impact on achieving the university’s goal in the field of scientific research. He also congratulated the student researchers who participated in international scientific conferences in Indonesia and Turkey, considering this a correct and strong step in the correct direction of the scientific research process at the university.
For his part, Dr. Muammar Mohammed Al-Qatibi, Assistant President of the University for Academic Affairs, stressed the need to follow up on publishing distinguished scientific research in peer-reviewed scientific journals, appreciating the college’s role in caring for and following up on this.
The Dean of the College of Administrative and Human Sciences also expressed the effort made by the student researchers in completing their scientific research.
Finally, the participating student researchers were honored in two international scientific conferences in Türkiye and Malaysia.
The opening was attended by the heads of the college’s scientific departments, the college’s academic and professional staff, research students, and a number of interested students.
