Sharjah: “The Gulf”
The University of Sharjah, through its Institute for Leadership in Higher Education, organized a mentoring session for the Emirati Future Leaders Initiative for Academic Excellence in its third edition, targeting national students with a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Or more, the university focuses on supporting distinguished young talents, empowering them to develop and achieve in line with the future directions and visions of the UAE.
The session was attended by the Chancellor of the University, Prof. Hamid Majol Al Nuaimi, Vice-Chancellors, Directors and students of the University.
Dr. Al Nuaimi opened the gathering with his speech in which he emphasized that this initiative will pave the way for success and academic and professional excellence and he urged the national students to join this initiative and complete their degree after graduation. Scholars, researchers and renowned academic leaders in the university in various fields indicate the university’s eagerness to provide all kinds of support and jobs to invest in the skills of the youth and benefit from their extensive knowledge and ambitious and bright ideas.
Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs Vice-Chancellor Youssef Al-Hayek pointed out that the program is one of the most important programs offered at the university to qualify future Emirati leaders.
Dr. Muammar Al-Tayeb, Vice-Chancellor for Scientific Research and Postgraduate Studies, praised the strong infrastructure for scientific research that characterizes the University of Sharjah.
Dr Amina Al Marzooqi, Vice-Chancellor for Student and Branch Affairs, expressed pride in the excellence of the University of Sharjah students and their achievements in various fields.
Vice-Chancellor for Community Service Affairs Vice-Chancellor Salah Taher Al-Haj indicated the university’s interest in offering such programs to develop students’ skills and abilities in various fields.
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