College of Applied Medical Sciences Organizes Distinguished Workshop "Graduation Project: From Idea to Impact" to Enhance Student Research Skills
In continued pursuit of strengthening the scientific research ecosystem and advancing the academic and applied competence of student talent, the College of Applied Medical Sciences at Jouf University, represented by the Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research Unit, organized a specialized scientific and training workshop entitled "Graduation Project: From Idea to Impact", as part of the "Promising Researcher's Compass" (Bawsalat Al-Bahith Al-Wa'id) program.
The workshop was delivered by Dr. Amani Eid Abdeltawab and targeted male and female students across the college's various medical disciplines. Its sessions focused on equipping participants with modern mechanisms and methodologies for transforming academic ideas and innovations into graduation projects of scientific value and tangible applied impact that serve the health sector and society.
Scientific Research Steps: From Idea to Impact
The workshop covered the steps of preparing scientific research, from selecting and precisely formulating the research idea, through operational planning, data collection and analysis, to showcasing project outcomes and realizing their intended benefits in practice. It also witnessed active engagement and fruitful discussions from the students, reflecting the college's commitment to preparing distinguished graduates who are competitive in the job market and connected to innovative scientific research.