Author: Lead Editor

Prof Awad Saad Hassan, vice chancellor of the university, held a meeting with the delegation of the French embassy represented by  Michel Roy, Attaché de coopération, advisor for university cooperation at the embassy, ​​and Frantz SIDI-AMI, Attaché de coopération, the advisor for linguistic and educational cooperation at the embassy.

Prof Awad Saad Hassan, the university vice chancellor, happily announced the participation of the university in the Khartoum International Book Fair, in its fifteenth annual session, which took place at the Fairs’ Grounds in Burri under the auspices of Dr. Abdullah Hamdok, prime minister of Sudan.

The university participated with 77 publications. Also, Prof Awad revealed the university’s endeavor to cooperate with industrial parties and provide high quality scientific research to contribute in the development of the industrial sector.

Prof Awad also revealed that all the publications were printed at the university's press and confirmed the arrival of a special printing press for the College of Fine and Applied Arts. Furthermore, he revealed the efforts of research staff to develop top quality scientific research and considered it one of the priorities for the next phase to raise the university’s level to be among the other globally leading universities, especially since the university is distinguished by the presence of distinguished researchers in various fields.

Prof Awad Saad Hassan, vice chancellor of the University, met the College of Engineering students, who are participating in the First Global Challenge launched by the Mohammed bin Rashid Center for Future Research as one of the innovative initiatives of the Dubai Future Foundation.

This morning, the Board of Deans of Sudan University of Science and Technology decided to resume teaching activities on the 27th of October for undergraduate students and on the 15th of December for recently admitted undergraduate students. Prof. Awad Saad Hassan, vice chancellor of the university, chaired the first meeting of the Board of Deans, and assured that all preparations and arrangements are supervised for resumption of studies, calling on the deans to make more efforts to create an appropriate environment for university students.