Global partnerships boost University of Sharjah’s prestige, says Sultan Bin Ahmed
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At a glance
- Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi received graduates who completed a joint PhD programme in Molecular Medicine and Translational Research run by the University of Sharjah and the University of Lübeck.
- He said international partnerships strengthen the university’s research and academic standing while giving doctoral students access to leading research environments.
- The graduates thanked the university, while Sultan Bin Ahmed urged them to continue work that serves their communities and advances science.
Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi welcomed graduates who earned joint PhDs in Molecular Medicine and Translational Research through a partnership between the University of Sharjah and Germany’s University of Lübeck.
The Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and President of the University of Sharjah received the graduates at his office at the university and congratulated them on their academic achievements. He praised their efforts and stressed the value of international cooperation in higher education.
Sultan Bin Ahmed said such partnerships enhance the University of Sharjah’s research and academic standing. They also give PhD students the opportunity to work in world-class research environments, strengthening the experience available through the university’s programmes.
He urged the graduates to continue their academic and research efforts in ways that serve their communities and support scientific development and progress. He also wished them continued success in their academic and professional careers. The graduates expressed their gratitude.
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