During the session, the Council reviewed a number of issues related to student affairs, including requests for postponement of study submitted by some students, where their research was conducted in accordance with approved university rules and instructions and appropriate recommendations were taken on them. As well, the Council discussed the awarding of certificates to a number of those who had completed master’s and doctoral discussions.

As well as following up on the work of the College-approved e-learning systems, including the IQ Learn system for managing the e-learning process, as well as the HEPIC system, the importance of activating and developing their use of these systems was emphasized which boosts digital transformation and contributes to improving the quality of education and services provided to students.

At the end of the session, the Council reaffirmed its keenness to follow up all academic and administrative files that benefit the students and enhance the efficiency of the College.