Ajman University Network honours its graduates

H.E. Dr Saeed Salman, President of the university said : "what we have achieved in the area of education is the fruit of the vision of our leaders who consider that education is the key to our national development. In that regard, education helps people develop important and necessary knowledge and skills." He pointed out that the university graduation ceremony coincides with the United Arab Emirates' National Day.

"The progress of Ajman University in the last two decades has come as a response to the great concern the state is giving to the development of the citizens."

"The university highly focuses on Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan's vision of developing the human being of this land," said Dr Salman.

"Since its inception, two decades ago, Ajman University of Science and Technology Network has been guided by our leaders vision notably H.H. Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan and has been providing the market with competent and skillful graduates. We are especially proud to have more than 14,000 graduates working in private and public organizations in and outside the UAE, and thus, we managed to position ourselves within the map of the Middle East and regional educational institutions that have been implementing a unique and three-dimensional strategy: Education, Information and Investment."

Dr Bashier Shahada, Vice President of Development & Follow Up and chief coordinator of the graduation ceremony said that the distinguished graduates would be honored for their scientific and career achievements adding that Her Highness Spouse of H.H. Shaikh Humaid Al Nuaimi will attend the female graduates' ceremony on Thursday. An important exhibition will be organized to show AUSTN graduates' projects and achievements.

Dr Ahmed Ankit, Vice President of Cultural affairs and External Relations, and Chairman of Alumni Association, said: "The university has produced some brilliant graduates who have reached higher positions at work place while others have decided to pursue their graduate studies. AUSTN has produced more than 14 000 graduates: (890 Faculty of Engineering, 2008 from the Faculty of Computer and Eng Sciences, 2007 from Faculty of Education and Basic Sciences, 6567 from the 740 from Faculty of Foreign Language and Translation, 692 from the faculty of Pharmacy, 722 from the faculty of dentistry and Oral Sciences, 842 from the faculty of Information, Communication and Public Relations and five from faculty of Law).