As part of its relentless steps in achieving the college’s vision towards leadership, creativity and development at all local, regional and international levels, and as part of its efforts to serve higher education in Palestine, the Arab College of Applied Sciences concludes this year by recording a new achievement added to its series of achievements after obtaining support for a capacity-building project in the field of Higher education is supported by the European Union within the Erasmus Plus program for the year 2022, as it has become a major strategic partner in the project with five other partners from European and Arab countries, provided that the project activities are ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET AND SKILLS FOR ALL over a period of three years 2023-2026.
In this context, the Dean of the College, Dr. Rawhi Awaja, thanks to the efforts made by the college through the Department of Planning and External Relations, and the achievement it is proud of, as part of its endeavor to enhance the capabilities of its cadres and students and to enhance the regional and international status of the college through the implementation of development projects and the conclusion of strategic partnerships with Arab and European universities and educational institutions, as its recent efforts included Conclusion of partnership agreements with educational institutions in Greece, Belgium, Ukraine and Spain.
For her part, Dr. explained. Duaa Harb, Head of the Planning and External Relations Department at the Arab College, stated that the “EMSA” project aims to develop the competencies of vocational education and training institutions in designing curricula and materials and developing evaluation tools for curricula in addition to developing competencies and building the capabilities of cadres working in institutions of higher education and vocational training through the implementation of a series of activities And workshops, as explained by Dr. Harb said that the Arab College is a major partner in the project, along with five other institutions from Cyprus, Greece, Jordan and Egypt.
It is worth noting that the “Erasmus Plus” projects are supported by the European Union with the aim of improving the quality of higher education in a number of countries of the world, including Palestine, by developing the capabilities of higher education institutions, building the capacities of their staff and facilities, and promoting academic and student exchange between Palestinian and European higher education institutions.
In this context, the Dean of the College, Dr. Rawhi Awaja, thanks to the efforts made by the college through the Department of Planning and External Relations, and the achievement it is proud of, as part of its endeavor to enhance the capabilities of its cadres and students and to enhance the regional and international status of the college through the implementation of development projects and the conclusion of strategic partnerships with Arab and European universities and educational institutions, as its recent efforts included Conclusion of partnership agreements with educational institutions in Greece, Belgium, Ukraine and Spain.
For her part, Dr. explained. Duaa Harb, Head of the Planning and External Relations Department at the Arab College, stated that the “EMSA” project aims to develop the competencies of vocational education and training institutions in designing curricula and materials and developing evaluation tools for curricula in addition to developing competencies and building the capabilities of cadres working in institutions of higher education and vocational training through the implementation of a series of activities And workshops, as explained by Dr. Harb said that the Arab College is a major partner in the project, along with five other institutions from Cyprus, Greece, Jordan and Egypt.
It is worth noting that the “Erasmus Plus” projects are supported by the European Union with the aim of improving the quality of higher education in a number of countries of the world, including Palestine, by developing the capabilities of higher education institutions, building the capacities of their staff and facilities, and promoting academic and student exchange between Palestinian and European higher education institutions.
