HBMSU hosts delegation of Executive Doctorate students from University of…

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Dubai,
United Arab Emirates, June 28,
2022 –
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University (HBMSU) welcomed a delegation of
Executive Doctorate students from the University of Pennsylvania Graduate
School of Education (Penn GSE) to examine the prospects of collaborative
knowledge and joint scientific research exchange. Prof. Nabil Baydoun, Vice
Chancellor of Academic Affairs at HBMSU, received the delegation, along with Prof.
Awoniyi Awofeso, Program Chair, Health Studies.

Prof.
Baydoun
said: “The knowledge partnership between the international universities,
and educational and research institutions play a significant role in enhancing
student experiences by providing the finest educational methods that aligns with
today’s accelerated changes, thereby guaranteeing continuity of the educational
processes in the face of any adversities. We will continue to share our expertise
in smart education and develop the scope of collaboration with the world’s
leading universities and academic centers, in order to meet the university’s
vision to drive innovation in smart education.”

“HBMSU
adopts a collaborative approach to strengthen the academic partnerships and advance
learning mechanisms. We are delighted to receive the delegation of Doctorate
students from Penn GSE and determine the future prospects of this partnership.
The gathering serves as a framework for boosting cooperation and sharing
experiences between our smart education hub in the Arab region and one of the
most prestigious American universities,” Baydoun added.

During
their visit, HBMSU gave a presentation that highlighted its vision, message,
and strategic priorities, and discussed the necessity of collaborating in
applied research projects. Towards the end, the delegation praised HBMSU’s
regional position as a leading academic institution in adopting innovation and implementing
it in smart education to support academic research. They further expressed
their desire to expand opportunities for collaboration in joint scientific
research and benefit from the expertise of both universities.