Signing of MOU Between Faculty of Pharmacy and Amr Lab
The Faculty of Pharmacy at Tishk International University (TIU) celebrated a pivotal moment ON August 27th, with the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with AmrLab. This partnership is expected to foster enhanced collaboration in pharmaceutical education, research, and professional development, while also bridging the gap between academia and the pharmaceutical industry.
The signing ceremony took place at the Faculty of Pharmacy, where Prof. Dr. Abdul Samad, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, and Dr. Amar Abdulah, a distinguished guest of honor, led the proceedings. The event was further enriched by the presence of Dr. Fahad from AmrLab, who played a key role in the discussions. Dr. Ersa Tariq Bayrakdar and Dr. Ahmad H. Ibrahim, from the Faculty, were also in attendance. Prof. Dr. Abdul Samad expressed his excitement about the collaboration, stating, “This agreement signifies a major advancement for both our faculty and AmrLab. It will create new opportunities for research, knowledge exchange, and professional development, benefiting both our students and faculty members.”
Dr. Amar Abdulah emphasized the value of industry-academia collaboration in his remarks, noting, “Our partnership with the Faculty of Pharmacy is poised to drive innovation and elevate the quality of pharmaceutical practices.” Dr. Fahad echoed these sentiments, highlighting the importance of integrating new technologies and industry trends into the academic framework.
The MOA outlines several areas of cooperation, including joint research projects, faculty and student exchange programs, and the development of cutting-edge educational materials. A key focus of the meeting was on engaging pharmacy students with the industrial sector and familiarizing them with the latest technologies and changes in the job market. This initiative aims to better prepare students for the evolving demands of the pharmaceutical industry. By developing new educational materials and involving students in research and exchange programs, the collaboration enhances the quality of education and prepares students for the pharmaceutical field.
Dr. Ersa and Dr. Ahmad H. Ibrahim also shared their insights on the collaboration, underscoring the importance of such partnerships in enriching the educational experience and equipping students with the skills necessary for successful careers in the pharmaceutical sector.
The signing ceremony concluded with a tour of the Faculty of Pharmacy’s facilities, where Dr. Amar Abdulah and Dr. Fahad interacted with faculty members, further solidifying the relationship between the two institutions.
This agreement marks the beginning of a promising collaboration that will not only advance pharmaceutical education and research but also connect students with the dynamic industrial sector, ensuring they are well-prepared for future challenges and opportunities. This collaboration is a great example of how partnerships between universities and industry can work together to achieve common goals and contribute to sustainable development.
Keywords: Medical Education, Education, Higher Education, Universities, Students, Collaboration
