The program offers many paths that instill in the student self-confidence and hard work in order to benefit and expand his horizons through an elite group of professors and specialists in various paths and sciences.
Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University launched the Mawhiba Academic Enrichment Program for the year 2024 under the slogan "We Rise to the Sky" with the participation of 236 male and female high school students, which will last for three weeks in the presence of the University’s Academic Vice PresidentProf. Abdulwahed Hamad Al Mazrua, the head of the program at the university, Dr. Nasser Saud Al-Rayes, and the students' parents.
Prof. Abdulwahed Hamad Al Mazrua stated that this program, which the university is hosting for the eighth consecutive year, is among the important programs in cooperation with Mawhiba, which confirms our keenness to harness all capabilities for its success and achieving the desired goals, as it offers many paths that instill in the student self-confidence and hard work in order to benefit and expand his horizons through an elite group of professors and specialists in various paths and sciences, appreciating everyone's efforts and endeavors to achieve benefit for our male and female students and for the parents' keenness for their children to seek knowledge and gain more knowledge in the program.
Dr. Nasser Al-Rayes, explained that the scientific tracks in the program include the renewable energy track, biomedical sciences, engineering design principles, anatomy and physiology, encryption and information security, architecture and creative design, and a new track was created this year on data science and artificial intelligence, adding that the skills program includes the ethical thinking bag and the challenge overcoming bag to enhance the personal capabilities of students in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, while the program seeks to create a kind of competition among students to achieve maximum benefit from the program, which confirms our keenness to raise the scientific level through what is provided by professors and specialists in all tracks.
The head of the Female Students Department, Dr. Mishaal Mishal Al-Namshan, stated that the university is working to prepare a creative generation that carries the banner of renewal and development, out of its belief that qualifying the talented is the key to the advancement and prosperity of nations, and that discovering and investing in capabilities and skills has a great impact on advancement and prosperity, noting that the program seeks to provide male and female students with capabilities that enable them to compete globally by enhancing and developing the multiple intelligences of researcher Howard Qrender, which are logical-computational intelligence, natural intelligence, social intelligence, spatial intelligence, linguistic intelligence, sensory-motor intelligence, existential intelligence, vocal intelligence, and emotional intelligence. The program will also include scientific trips to a number of colleges and laboratories at the university to see closely how to deal with materials, devices, and mechanisms in them and to learn about what the university student does in these laboratories and live the experience that will be provided to them by the supervisors of these laboratories, whether health, engineering, computer science, etc.
