CAMS Organizes a Workshop on Transforming Graduation Projects into Quality Innovations
Under the guidance and follow-up of the Dean of the College, Dr. Abdullah bin Falleh Alsarhani, the College of Applied Medical Sciences (CAMS) at Jouf University—represented by the Scientific Research and Graduation Projects Committee—organized a specialized workshop within the "Promising Researcher's Compass" program entitled: "Graduation Project: From Idea to Innovation," presented by Dr. Sami Abdelhamid Selim.
The workshop targeted undergraduate students across both sections, held in the College Auditorium for male students and via simultaneous broadcast in the Discussion Hall for female students. The session addressed core methodologies for conceiving original research topics, developing structured scientific proposals, and translating graduation projects into tangible health innovations and practical applications.
Empowering Student Research and Innovation Skills
The event witnessed notable engagement through interactive discussions and student inquiries, reflecting the College's continuous efforts to enrich academic research outcomes and empower future healthcare innovators.