العربية 
Sana’a- The Dean of the College of Administrative and Human Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (UST), Dr Munther Ishaq, today, Thursday, opened the graduation projects exhibition of fourth-level female students in the Department of Accounting, as part of completing the requirements for obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, and in embodiment of the University‘s interest in enhancing the practical aspect and linking university education outputs with labor market requirements.
During the opening of the exhibition, the Dean of the College reviewed the pioneering ideas and projects presented by the female students, in the presence of the Head of the Department of Accounting, Dr Abdullah Al-Manhouri, and the Assistant Secretary-General for Branch Affairs, Ms. Fatima Haider.
The exhibition witnessed diversity in the nature of the projects presented, which included the design and development of smart electronic platforms in the fields of accounting, education, and a number of various service fields, reflecting the female students’ orientation towards employing academic knowledge and skills in creating practical solutions that respond to community needs and the requirements of various sectors.
The Dean of the College and the attendees listened to brief explanations presented by the female students about the ideas of their projects, their objectives, mechanisms of work, and their economic feasibility studies, as well as the aspects of excellence and innovation they contain, and the estimated budgets necessary for their implementation and application on the ground, highlighting the importance of financial and accounting planning in evaluating projects and determining the requirements for their success and sustainability.
Dr Munther Ishaq praised the distinguished level of the projects presented and the pioneering ideas and diversity in fields and applications they featured, appreciating the efforts of the female students, academic supervisors, and those responsible for organizing the exhibition, and the efforts they made in preparing these projects and producing them in a manner that reflects the level of scientific and professional qualification that the College is keen to achieve.
He emphasized that graduation projects represent one of the important stations in the educational journey of students, given the opportunities they provide for applying theoretical knowledge, developing research, analysis, and planning skills, and enhancing the ability to innovate and find practical solutions.
He pointed to the importance of encouraging student projects that can be developed and transformed into implementable projects, contributing to serving the community and enhancing opportunities for work and production.
The organization of the exhibition comes within the context of the College of Administrative and Human Sciences at UST‘s keenness to develop its educational outputs, enhance integration between academic knowledge and practical application, and provide female students with the opportunity to showcase their capabilities and professional skills, qualifying them to engage efficiently in the labor market and contribute to economic and community development.
The opening was attended by Ms. Fathia Ghailan, Academic Supervisor of the College at the Female Students Branch, Ms. Amani Al-Khamri, Administrative Coordinator of the College, and a number of faculty members of the College.
