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Daily Tribune
2 days ago
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain Joins Global Education Leaders
TDT | Manama Applied Science University (ASU) has placed Bahrain firmly on the global academic map by participating in the 2025 NAFSA Annual Conference & Expo, the world's largest international education event held this year in San Diego, California. Represented by Dr Mohammed Yousif, Vice President for Administration, Finance, and Community Engagement, ASU was among more than 400 institutions and academic service providers from over 100 countries. The gathering brought together more than 10,000 education leaders and professionals, reinforcing its reputation as a premier platform for cross-border academic dialogue and partnership. ASU's presence at the global event aligns with its recent inclusion in the QS World University Rankings, a milestone shared by only four Bahraini universities. This achievement reflects growing international recognition of Bahrain's academic institutions and supports the Kingdom's broader ambition to become a regional leader in higher education.
Daily Tribune
16-02-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Applied Science University Strengthens Ties with London South Bank University to Expand Global Opportunities
TDT | Manama Applied Science University (ASU) has hosted a delegation from London South Bank University (LSBU) in a strategic move to strengthen their Dual Award programmes and enhance global academic opportunities for students. The three-day visit focused on reinforcing educational collaborations and assessing programme quality. The Dual Award programmes include BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering, BEng (Hons) Architectural Engineering, BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering, BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering, BA (Hons) Business Management, and LLB (Hons) Law. During their visit, LSBU representatives engaged with ASU's leadership, academic staff, and students. Discussions centered on curriculum development, student performance, and future academic collaborations. Classroom observations and direct interactions with students highlighted the academic rigour of ASU's programmes, with LSBU's link tutors commending the students' research capabilities, communication skills, and ability to engage in academic discourse. Professor Waheeb Al Khaja, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at ASU, emphasized the significance of the partnership in diversifying academic offerings and enhancing educational standards in Bahrain. He stated that the collaboration aligns with ASU's vision to establish strong international ties, contributing to scientific and research advancements while meeting the objectives set by Bahrain's Higher Education Council. He further underscored the role of international academic partnerships in positioning Bahrain as a regional hub for higher education, attracting students from diverse backgrounds and fostering an advanced educational ecosystem. Hatem Masri, President of ASU, highlighted the success of the visit, affirming that it reinforced the shared commitment of both universities to providing programmes aligned with national and regional labour market needs. He stressed that the partnership supports educational development, scientific research, innovation, and community engagement. Professor Masri also noted that LSBU's positive feedback on ASU's academic quality reaffirms the institution's dedication to refining its academic framework. He emphasized that the collaboration is a testament to ASU's commitment to equipping students with essential skills and knowledge, ensuring their readiness for outstanding career opportunities in an increasingly competitive job market.
