Customs Sciences, Medical Sciences and Technology College Concludes Research Discussions for the Sixth Batch of Bachelor’s Degree Students
The Customs Sciences, Medical Sciences and Technology College has concluded the scientific research discussions for the sixth batch of students enrolled in the Bachelor’s Program in Customs Sciences. The discussions were held over two days, Monday and Tuesday, with the participation of students and their parents, in an event that reflected the growing اهتمام بالبحث العلمي والتأهيل الأكاديمي في مجال العلوم الجمركية.
The discussion sessions were attended by the University Vice Chancellor, Police Brigadier General Dr. Ibrahim Yousif; Dean of the College of Customs Sciences, Dr. Mohammed Ismail; Secretary of Academic Affairs, Dr. Osama Mohammed Bakheit; and Coordinator of the Customs Sciences Program, Dr. Asaad Hassan Abdel Mahmoud, in addition to a number of faculty members, students, and parents.
The discussions represented an important academic milestone for the students, providing them with an opportunity to present their research findings and discuss their content before the evaluation committees. This reflected the knowledge and skills they had acquired throughout their academic journey, as well as their ability to apply scientific methodologies in addressing issues related to customs work and its challenges.
The discussion sessions witnessed active engagement from the attendees, with appreciation expressed for the efforts made by the students in preparing their research projects. The studies also demonstrated the importance attached to scientific research as one of the key foundations for improving customs performance and developing qualified personnel capable of keeping pace with the rapid changes taking place in the field.
The participation of parents received special attention, as their presence at this academic occasion represented a meaningful moment in their children’s educational journey. Their participation had a positive impact on the students, evoking feelings of pride and accomplishment as they progressed academically and moved closer to completing their graduation requirements.
The research discussions for the sixth batch are part of the College’s efforts to promote a culture of scientific research and strengthen the connection between academic knowledge and practical applications in the field of customs. These efforts contribute to preparing qualified scientific and professional cadres capable of contributing to the development of the customs system.