العربية 
Sana’a- The College of Administrative and Human Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (UST) today, Thursday, concluded the discussion of graduation projects of fourth-level female students in the Accounting and Financial and Banking Sciences departments, as part of completing the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor’s degree, and in embodiment of the University‘s keenness to enhance the quality of educational outputs and link academic knowledge with practical applications and labor market requirements.
The discussions witnessed the female students presenting their graduation projects before the Dean of the College, Prof Munther Ishaq, the Head of the Accounting and Finance Department, Dr Abdullah Al-Manhouri, and a number of female academics at the College.
The graduation projects varied in their topics and fields, addressing a number of pioneering and creative projects that reflect the knowledge and skills the female students acquired during their academic journey and their keenness to employ their academic specializations in providing practical solutions that meet community needs and keep pace with developments in the accounting, financial, and banking fields.
During the discussion, the female students presented the objectives of their projects, work methodologies, and the applied and technical aspects they included, in addition to economic feasibility studies, financial analyses, and estimated budgets, reflecting the importance of employing accounting and financial skills in studying and evaluating projects and enhancing their chances of success and sustainability.
Prof Munther Ishaq praised the scientific level of the projects presented and the capabilities in research, analysis, planning, and presentation shown by the female students, appreciating the efforts of the academic and administrative supervisors, coordinators, and faculty members in following up and guiding the female students. He emphasized the importance of graduation projects as the fruit of the knowledge and skills they acquired during their years of university study.
He affirmed that the University attaches great importance to enhancing the practical aspect in the educational process and developing students’ capabilities in creative thinking, scientific analysis, and finding practical solutions, contributing to preparing qualified cadres who possess the professional competence necessary to engage in the labor market and contribute to economic and community development.
The conclusion of the graduation project discussions comes within the context of the efforts of the College of Administrative and Human Sciences at UST to develop its academic programs, enhance integration between the theoretical and practical aspects, and qualify female graduates who possess specialized knowledge and skills in the fields of accounting and financial and banking sciences, enabling them to keep pace with labor market requirements and contribute effectively in various economic and financial sectors.
The event was attended by Ms. Fatima Haider, Assistant Secretary for Branch Affairs, Ms. Nawal Al-Kabsi, Financial and Administrative Affairs Officer at the Branch, Ms. Fathia Ghailan, Academic Supervisor, Ms. Amani Al-Khamri, Administrative Coordinator at the College, and a number of leaders of the Branch and the College.
