| Post date: 2024/01/24 |
On January 23, 2024, Kharazmi University (KhU) and Almostaghbal University (UoM) colleagues from various faculties and administrative sections held an online meeting.
The participants from KhU were consisting of:
1. Dr Ali Azimi, The Director of International Relations Office (IRO)
2. Dr Mehry Akbary the deputy-director of IRO
3. Dr Hosein Mohajeri the director of Center for International Studies
4. Dr Raqad Memar, Head of the Department of Admissions and International Students Services
5. Dr Moslem Qasemi head of the department of International Partnerships and Collaborations
6. Dr Mohamad H. Karim the Director of the KhU International College.
7. And Dr Isa Zare the Director for Chancellery Office and Public Relations.
The UoM colleagues were consisting of:
1. Issam Abulazeez Mohammed, the director of Cultural Affairs
2. Azher Mohsen Abed, the dean for the faculty of Engineering
3. Dhari Jawad Al-Bayati, the Dean for the faculty of Chemical Engineering
4. Tayser Sumer Gaaz Al-Lami
5. Qusay Rasheed Abd Al-amir, The head of department of mechanics
6. Riyadh abdul abbas ali al-sultani
The meeting began at 11:30 and started with an opening speech by Dr. Hosein Mohajeri, the director of the Center for International Studies at Kharazmi University, followed by a presentation on KhU.
Dr. Issam Mohamad, the director for cultural affairs at UoM, briefed the attendees on the history of Almostaghbal University, a private university established around 2001 with over 30,000 students enrolled in a variety of faculties including medical and non-medical faculties. Dr. Mohajeri also reported the rankings of various faculties in terms of indexes by Times Higher Education Institute ranging from 300 to 1000.
The participants from KhU were consisting of:
1. Dr Ali Azimi, The Director of International Relations Office (IRO)
2. Dr Mehry Akbary the deputy-director of IRO
3. Dr Hosein Mohajeri the director of Center for International Studies
4. Dr Raqad Memar, Head of the Department of Admissions and International Students Services
5. Dr Moslem Qasemi head of the department of International Partnerships and Collaborations
6. Dr Mohamad H. Karim the Director of the KhU International College.
7. And Dr Isa Zare the Director for Chancellery Office and Public Relations.
The UoM colleagues were consisting of:
1. Issam Abulazeez Mohammed, the director of Cultural Affairs
2. Azher Mohsen Abed, the dean for the faculty of Engineering
3. Dhari Jawad Al-Bayati, the Dean for the faculty of Chemical Engineering
4. Tayser Sumer Gaaz Al-Lami
5. Qusay Rasheed Abd Al-amir, The head of department of mechanics
6. Riyadh abdul abbas ali al-sultani
The meeting began at 11:30 and started with an opening speech by Dr. Hosein Mohajeri, the director of the Center for International Studies at Kharazmi University, followed by a presentation on KhU.
Dr. Issam Mohamad, the director for cultural affairs at UoM, briefed the attendees on the history of Almostaghbal University, a private university established around 2001 with over 30,000 students enrolled in a variety of faculties including medical and non-medical faculties. Dr. Mohajeri also reported the rankings of various faculties in terms of indexes by Times Higher Education Institute ranging from 300 to 1000.
The agendas set forth prior to the meeting included student and faculty exchange, collaboration in journal publication, holding mutual or on-demand workshops and seminars, summer school for engineering students from UoM, and sharing resources. During the meeting, both parties discussed various angles of the items including the costs and fees for the summer school and the Iraqi party demand for more discount on the summer school event costs.
The proposed summer school by the KhU was a response to the UoM representative’s idea seeking to send a bunch of their students from undergrad levels accompanied by some staff as their supervisors to KhU for a summer school program. A detailed summer school proposal including the courses offered, cultural and recreational activities for 15 students was laid out by KhU representative Dr. Moslem Qasemi. Finally, both parties agreed on the plan framework and decided on more elaborations in upcoming meetings.
The UoM revealed a seminar that will be held on February 17-22, 2024 and invited colleagues from KhU to join for presentation and joint-venture collaboration.
During the meeting, the UoM representatives expressed their interest in sending a group of their undergraduate students accompanied by some staff as their supervisors to KhU for a summer school program. They requested a detailed summer school plan, and in response, the KhU representative Dr. Qasemi provided details of a summer school proposal including the courses offered, cultural and recreational activities for 15 students. Both parties agreed on the overall framework and decided on more elaborations in upcoming meetings.
The UoM revealed a seminar that will be held on February 17-22, 2024 and invited colleagues from KhU to join for presentation and joint-venture collaboration.
During the meeting, the UoM representatives expressed their interest in sending a group of their undergraduate students accompanied by some staff as their supervisors to KhU for a summer school program. They requested a detailed summer school plan, and in response, the KhU representative Dr. Qasemi provided details of a summer school proposal including the courses offered, cultural and recreational activities for 15 students. Both parties agreed on the overall framework and decided on more elaborations in upcoming meetings.
The UoM revealed that they will hold a seminar on February 17-22, 2024 and invited colleagues from KhU to join for presentation and joint-venture collaboration.
Regarding journal publication, the UoM party agreed to pay off for APC if they found mutual agreement for joint publication.
Regarding journal publication, the UoM party agreed to pay off for APC if they found mutual agreement for joint publication.
The meeting ended at 13:00 on the same day.
The end.
The end.
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