Here’s a detailed breakdown of the recent developments at Al-Muhibbah Open University in Abuja:
Al-Muhibbah Open University, Abuja
Launch of Career Services Unit
Thursday
Ahmad Garba
Global Professor of Law at Notre Dame University, Extraordinary Professor of Law at the University of Pretoria, and Cardiff University.
– Central European University
University of Ghana
1.The university has introduced a Career Services Unit aimed at enhancing students’ employability and integrating 21st-century skills into the curriculum.
– The unit is part of the university’s response to the Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) requirements.
2. Focus on skills such as effective communication, digital literacy, and collaboration.
Introduction of career service courses at various levels to prepare students for the job market.
Training in responsible social media use, resume and CV writing, job interview preparation, and maintaining connections with professional mentors.
3. Professors from international institutions will engage with students through virtual lectures and collaborative programs.
– **Academic Exchange Programs:** Plans for student and teacher exchange programs as part of the university’s global collaboration efforts.
4. Highlighted the university’s commitment to equipping students with practical skills and emphasized the importance of tracking alumni to provide ongoing support.
Commended the university for its innovative approach and noted the potential for global collaboration to enhance educational and employment opportunities for students.
5. The initiative aims to address concerns about the employability of Nigerian graduates by providing them with relevant skills and experiences.
The collaboration with international experts positions the university at the forefront of modern educational practices and enhances its global reputation.
The introduction of the Career Services Unit and the partnerships with international experts reflect Al-Muhibbah Open University’s commitment to improving the career prospects of its graduates and aligning its educational offerings with global standards.
