The Development and Quality Unit is responsible for enhancing the College’s quality assurance system, promoting a culture of academic accreditation, and monitoring performance indicators and continuous improvement plans to improve the quality of education, scientific research, and community service.
Key Responsibilities: Promoting a culture of quality, monitoring academic accreditation requirements, evaluating quality assurance activities across academic departments, measuring performance indicators, and developing improvement plans.
The Graduate Studies & Scientific Research Unit is responsible for overseeing graduate programs, developing the College’s scientific research system, and promoting research productivity and scientific collaboration, thereby enhancing the College’s academic and research standing.
Key Responsibilities: Reviewing graduate programs, developing research plans, monitoring scientific publication indicators, encouraging participation in research activities and conferences, and promoting
The Cooperation, Partnerships & International Rankings Unit is responsible for developing academic and research partnerships at the local and international levels, monitoring the requirements of global rankings in the field of nursing, and enhancing the College’s academic reputation and competitiveness.
Key Responsibilities: Developing international ranking plans, analyzing ranking requirements, proposing partnerships and memoranda of understanding, monitoring agreements, and updating ranking indicators.
The Laboratories & Skills Labs Unit is responsible for overseeing the College’s educational laboratories and skills labs, ensuring their proper preparation and operation, and providing the resources required for practical training to maintain a safe and suitable learning environment for developing nursing skills.
Key Responsibilities: Organizing laboratory schedules, monitoring equipment and supplies, overseeing maintenance and safety, managing inventory and periodic stocktaking, and monitoring the quality of the practical training environment.
The Academic Affairs Unit is responsible for organizing academic affairs for the College’s undergraduate programs, overseeing course schedules, registration, and academic procedures, and coordinating with academic departments to ensure the smooth operation of the educational process.
Key Responsibilities: Preparing course schedules, monitoring course registration, reviewing academic requests, coordinating admission and transfer procedures, and preparing lists of graduates.
The Examinations Unit is responsible for organizing and supervising theoretical and practical examinations and coordinating with academic departments to ensure that examination procedures are conducted in accordance with university regulations and policies.
Key Responsibilities: Preparing examination and invigilation schedules, ensuring the readiness of examination halls, supervising midterm and final examinations, communicating examination instructions, and monitoring examination-related reports and procedures.
The Academic & Student Advising Unit is responsible for providing academic guidance to students, helping them understand university regulations and academic requirements, monitoring their academic progress, and addressing challenges that may affect their academic performance.
Key Responsibilities: Organizing academic advising services, assigning students to academic advisors, raising awareness of university regulations, monitoring academically struggling students, and organizing advising meetings and sessions.
The E-Learning Unit is responsible for developing and coordinating e-learning activities within the College, supporting the use of educational systems and platforms, and enhancing the quality of digital teaching and learning practices among faculty members and students.
Key Responsibilities: Monitoring e-learning activities, coordinating training on the Blackboard Learning Management System, evaluating the quality of online learning activities, reviewing digital educational resources, and supporting the continuity of e-learning.
The Public Relations & Media Unit is responsible for highlighting the College’s activities and achievements, strengthening its media presence, and engaging with its audiences through the management of media channels, digital content, and coverage of events and activities.
Key Responsibilities: Providing media coverage, managing social media accounts, updating the College’s website and digital display screens, coordinating events and occasions, preparing media reports, and developing students’ talents in media and photography.
The Clinical Training & Internship Unit is responsible for organizing clinical training and internship programs for the College’s students, coordinating with healthcare institutions, and monitoring performance and evaluations to prepare students for professional nursing practice.
Key Responsibilities: Coordinating with clinical training institutions, developing orientation programs, monitoring internship students, collecting evaluation reports, issuing internship completion certificates, and enhancing the clinical training experience.
The Alumni Affairs Unit is responsible for overseeing the affairs of the College’s graduates, strengthening communication with alumni, and supporting their professional readiness through preparatory programs for professional licensure examinations, while monitoring their educational and career paths and achievements.
Key Responsibilities: Updating alumni records, organizing preparatory programs for professional licensure examinations, overseeing mock examinations and the Jahiziyah (Readiness) Initiative, providing academic recommendation services, and documenting alumni achievements.
The Risk Management, Safety & Occupational Health Unit is responsible for strengthening safety and occupational health standards within the College, minimizing risks, and monitoring facility readiness and emergency procedures to ensure a safe learning and working environment.
Key Responsibilities: Developing safety plans, conducting safety inspections, monitoring preventive measures, coordinating evacuation and emergency plans, documenting risks, and recommending improvement measures.
The Intellectual Awareness Unit is responsible for promoting intellectual awareness, the values of moderation, and national belonging among the College’s students, faculty, and staff through awareness programs and purposeful activities, in coordination with relevant university departments.
Key Responsibilities: Organizing intellectual awareness programs, promoting the values of tolerance and coexistence, raising awareness of the dangers of extremism, encouraging student initiatives, reviewing relevant materials, and monitoring the implementation of awareness plans.
The Scientific Participation, Awards & Innovations Unit is responsible for promoting the participation of the College’s students, faculty, and staff in scientific and research competitions, awards, and innovation initiatives, while supporting opportunities for excellence and competitiveness at the national and international levels.
Key Responsibilities: Identifying award and innovation opportunities, reviewing nomination requirements, supporting the preparation of application materials, organizing innovation workshops, and monitoring achievement and competitiveness indicators.
The Activities, Initiatives & Community Service Unit is responsible for planning and organizing student activities and community initiatives within the College, promoting the participation of students, faculty, and staff in volunteer work and community service, and collaborating with relevant organizations.
Key Responsibilities: Developing activity plans, organizing events and initiatives, monitoring volunteer participation, coordinating with academic departments and partner organizations, measuring community service performance indicators, and documenting achievements.