العربية 
Sana’a — The Faculty of Administrative Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (UST) organized on Monday, January 20, 2025, a workshop to review and approve the updated program specification document for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program taught in English, in the presence of an elite group of academicians, specialists, graduate students, and labor market representatives.
At the opening of the workshop—which was held under the patronage of the UST President, Dr. Khaled Ahmed Salah—the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Najib Mohammed Al-Bashari, emphasized the workshop’s significance in achieving the required development for the program. He noted that this comes within the framework of UST’s commitment to keeping pace with advancements across various sciences, providing high-quality education that aligns with national and international academic accreditation requirements, and meeting the needs of society as well as the local, regional, and international labor markets.
Al-Bashari pointed out that the Faculty of Administrative Sciences has been a pioneer in developing all master’s and doctoral programs within the faculty, as well as most bachelor’s programs, noting that the faculty has obtained full golden national programmatic accreditation for its business administration program. He expressed his sincere gratitude to all faculty staff for their outstanding efforts in developing and updating various programs according to renowned regional and international benchmarks.
For his part, Dr. Mohammed Shujaa Al-Din, Head of the Program Development Committee, reviewed the program’s vision, mission, objectives, graduate attributes, learning outcomes, and the new study plan structured according to regional and global reference frameworks.
The workshop witnessed active discussions and interaction among participants to exchange ideas and opinions and explore ways to further improve the program.
The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Naoman Fayrouz, representative of the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Council in the Republic of Yemen; Prof. Dr. Ismail Al-Sharabi, Dean of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at the university; Prof. Dr. Jamal Dirham, expert in administrative sciences and former Dean of the Faculty; Dr. Mohammed Al-Ansi, Head of the Department of Administrative Sciences; along with a number of faculty members and representatives from the Deanship of Development and Quality Assurance at the university.
At the conclusion of the workshop, participants were awarded certificates of appreciation for their active participation and valuable contributions.
