Organisational structures committee holds periodic meeting
Focus on Kalba University's organisational structure
The committee met to review the organisational structure of Kalba University. The discussions focused on general duties and responsibilities, the organisation of academic colleges, educational units, student affairs units, and the assignment of departments and sections. The aim was to improve operational efficiency, streamline workflow, and ensure the university's structure aligns with future educational goals.
Commitment to enhance institutional structures
His Excellency Abdullah Ibrahim Al Zaabi emphasised the committee's dedication to enhancing the organisational frameworks of both government and academic institutions. This is in line with Sharjah's strategic vision to enhance institutional performance and improve administrative systems, guaranteeing the highest levels of efficiency and effectiveness.
Integration with Sustainable Development Goals
His Excellency emphasised that his review of Kalba University's organisational structure demonstrates a comprehensive vision focused on coordinating academic goals with the sustainable development objectives of Sharjah. This strategy fosters the development of a sophisticated educational framework that encourages academic achievement, prepares graduates with vital skills for the future, and enhances the emirate's growth trajectory.
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Focus on Kalba University's organisational structure The committee met to review the organisational structure of Kalba University. The discussions focused on general duties and responsibilities, the organisation of academic colleges, educational units, student affairs units, and the assignment of departments and sections. The aim was to improve operational efficiency, streamline workflow, and ensure the university's structure aligns with future educational goals. Commitment to enhance institutional structures His Excellency Abdullah Ibrahim Al Zaabi emphasised the committee's dedication to enhancing the organisational frameworks of both government and academic institutions. This is in line with Sharjah's strategic vision to enhance institutional performance and improve administrative systems, guaranteeing the highest levels of efficiency and effectiveness. Integration with Sustainable Development Goals His Excellency emphasised that his review of Kalba University's organisational structure demonstrates a comprehensive vision focused on coordinating academic goals with the sustainable development objectives of Sharjah. This strategy fosters the development of a sophisticated educational framework that encourages academic achievement, prepares graduates with vital skills for the future, and enhances the emirate's growth trajectory.
