العربية 
Sana’a — On Thursday, the female students’ branch at the University of Science and Technology (UST) concluded a specialized two-day training course titled “Digital Entrepreneurship,” targeting business administration female students from UST and various universities across the capital secretariat, Sana’a. The course was organized by the Faculty of Administrative Sciences in collaboration with Ibsar Training and Rehabilitation Center.
The organization of this course falls within the Faculty of Administrative Sciences’ continuous efforts to foster a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation among female students, aligning with its student qualification initiatives for the labor market and its broader community responsibility framework.
During the second day of the course, trainer Hudhaifa Al-Amqi covered a comprehensive set of theoretical concepts and axes, reinforced by real-world success stories from various entrepreneurs. He addressed the concept of digital entrepreneurship, tools used for market analysis, feasibility assessment of ideas, building digital ventures, developing a digital identity, and designing digital products. Additionally, he discussed the common causes of project failure, digital marketing strategies for startups, project launch steps, and other related concepts and information.
At the conclusion of the course, the Dean of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Dr. Najib Al-Bashari, expressed his gratitude and appreciation to trainer Hudhaifa Al-Amqi for delivering distinguished content, and to the participating female students for their active engagement and commitment to attending this vital course. He wished that they had attained the desired objectives of the training, transforming their ideas and passions into successful entrepreneurial projects.
It is worth noting that the faculty will organize the same training course for male students on Saturday and Sunday, May 10 and 11, 2025, at the Martyr Osama Al-Madani Hall within the faculty premises.
