The Council of September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences is the supreme body supervising the formulation of the university’s academic and administrative policies.
The Council is an essential element in achieving the University’s vision and lofty mission, and contributes effectively to directing the University’s path towards academic excellence and sustainable development, through its close supervision of various aspects of university work. The Council works to ensure the provision of high-quality education, and enhances the University’s position as a leading scientific institution.
The University Council, as it represents the backbone of academic and administrative supervision, plays a pivotal role in drawing up strategies and setting goals that contribute to enhancing the university’s position and consolidating its pillars as a leading educational institution at the national and regional levels.
The University Board of Directors is not just an advisory body, but rather a major driver towards achieving quality and academic excellence; through its close supervision of all aspects of university work, starting from developing academic curricula to promoting scientific research and providing the best educational services to our dear students.
This university was established to be a scientific beacon that serves the community and supports its aspirations in the field of health care, medical and applied education. In our belief in the importance of this role, the Council works diligently to achieve the university’s goals and raise its academic and administrative level.
The University Council is the face that reflects our deep commitment to transparency and active participation. It brings together an elite group of academics and strategic experts who strive, side by side, to achieve our lofty mission of providing high-quality higher education, and to embody our vision of being a university with national responsibility and a faith-based identity, capable of meeting the needs of Yemeni society and making a positive impact at the regional level.
The University Council members are the true guardians of the future of this scientific edifice. They are the leaders who guide the university towards a bright future with courage and wisdom, by providing an educational environment that adheres to international academic standards, while preserving the national identity and the faith-based culture that distinguishes us.
Through this window, we would like to provide you with an overview of the Council’s efforts and strategic directions that work to activate the role of the university as a leading scientific institution that invests in people and provides them with knowledge and the ability to innovate. September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences is not just an academic edifice, but rather an entity based on the values of leadership and creativity, and its primary goal is to achieve a scientific renaissance that contributes to building a strong and prosperous nation based on knowledge, technology and people. We are here to confirm that the University’s Board of Directors is the active element in this vision, and is entrusted with achieving it with all honesty and sincerity.
University Council Members
The Council of September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences consists of a group of academics and experts in the fields of higher education, scientific research and university administration. The Council is headed by the President of the University, and its membership includes the Vice Presidents of the University, Deans, academic and administrative experts, who have strong academic and administrative backgrounds, ensuring the university’s progress and innovation in all areas of its work.
Current Board Members:
- University President: Prof. Dr. Mujahed Ali Hatem Moasar
- Vice President for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research: Prof. Salim Al-Rayashi
- Assistant Vice President for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research: Prof. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Droubi
- Vice President for Academic Affairs: Prof. Moti Abdullah Abu Areij
- Vice President for Student Affairs: Prof. Jamil Ahsan Majli
- Dean of the College of Medicine: Prof. Salwa Saleh Al-Ghamiri
- Dean of the College of Dentistry: Prof. Abdulwahab Al-Khawlani
- Dean of the College of Clinical Pharmacy: Prof. Ali Al-Yahwi
- Dean of the College of Laboratory Medicine: Prof. Ibtisam Al-Zubaidi
- Dean of the College of Higher Nursing: Prof. Abdulhamid Al-Dhaifani
- Dean of the College of Medical Administration: Asst. Prof. Dr. Munir Musleh Al-Wasabi
- Dean of the College of Medical Technology: Prof. Dr. Abdulrahman Mohammed Obaid
- Dean of the College of Applied Medical Sciences: Prof. Dr. Abdulsalam Dalaq
- Dean of the Deanship of Environment and Community Service: Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hamdi
- Dean of the Center for Development and Quality Assurance: Prof. Dr. Mohammed Gebran Al-Shamhi
- University Advisors (Academics and Administrators)
University Council Tasks
- Drawing educational policies: The Council is responsible for drawing up the university’s educational policies and determining its academic frameworks, to ensure the provision of high-quality educational programs that keep pace with the latest scientific and technological developments.
- Supervising academic programs: Following up on the development and updating of academic programs to meet the requirements of the local and international labor market, and ensuring their compliance with academic accreditation standards.
- Achieving the university’s strategic goals: Following up on the implementation of the university’s strategic plans and achieving its long-term goals in the fields of education, scientific research, and community participation.
- Organizing and developing scientific research: The Council supervises the implementation of scientific research plans, and promotes innovation and research cooperation with local, regional, and international research institutions.
- Community participation and interaction with the health sector: Enhancing the university’s role as an effective contributor to improving the national health system by providing programs.
Decisions and strategic directives of the University Council
The University Council makes its decisions based on the research and studies conducted by the University, and works to direct its policies in accordance with developments in the academic and educational sector at the local and international levels. The strategic directives include enhancing applied medical education, improving the performance of academic staff, and developing the University’s infrastructure to meet the needs of students and ensure an integrated educational environment for them.
University Council Achievements
Through the Council’s active role, the University has been able to achieve many accomplishments in its academic journey, the most prominent of which are:
- Launching specialized postgraduate programs in various medical fields.
- Developing academic infrastructure by establishing specialized research centers and modern facilities to support education and training.
- Achieving academic partnerships with local and international educational institutions, which contributes to enhancing research and practical cooperation.
University Council Partners in Academic Development
The University Council believes that cooperation and partnership with government, academic and civil society entities is the key to success. Accordingly, the Council continues to cooperate with the Ministry of Higher Education, the Ministry of Public Health and Population, and many regional and international research institutions to ensure the activation of academic and research programs in a manner that serves the aspirations of the nation and society.
Finaly
September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences, under the supervision of its esteemed board, remains keen to provide the highest levels of medical and applied education, and to work diligently to achieve the university’s vision of being a leading university, distinguished in higher education, and an effective contributor to the development of the health system and Yemeni society in general.