Sana’a – The President of the University of Science and Technology (UST) in Sana’a, Prof. Dr. Al-Qassem Mohammed Abbas, held an expanded meeting with university students from various faculties and academic levels to discuss a number of student-related issues, forefront among them being the examination automation project.

During the meeting, the university president explained that the examination automation project represents an important step within the digital transformation adopted by the university to develop the educational process, enhance integrity and transparency in academic evaluation, and achieve performance efficiency.

The university president also listened to the interventions and inquiries of male and female students, which covered numerous academic and service aspects, emphasizing the university’s keenness to take students’ feedback into account and work on addressing it within continuous improvement plans.

The university president affirmed that students are the core of the educational process, and that the university attaches special importance to their voice and participation in developing the university learning environment.

The meeting witnessed positive interaction from the students, amid praise for the university leadership’s initiative in opening direct communication channels and its commitment to meeting their needs and aspirations.

The meetings were attended by faculty deans, the leadership of the Girls’ Branch, and a number of academic and administrative leaders.