Kuwait University Concludes Admission Campaign «From Decision to Achievement»
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Kuwait University, under the patronage of its President, Prof. Dina Al-Milhim, concluded the activities of the university admissions campaign exhibition “From Decision to Achievement,” organized by the Dean of Admissions and Registration, represented by the Admissions Department, at The Avenues Mall over three days. The event drew large crowds of high school students and their parents, providing a comprehensive informational platform to answer students’ inquiries, introduce academic majors, and explain admissions procedures, application processes, and university services.
Acting Dean of Admissions and Registration, Dr. Fadel Abbas Aziz, emphasized that the strong attendance throughout the three-day exhibition reflected the keen interest of students and their parents in directly learning about the academic majors and programs offered by Kuwait University, as well as the admissions and application mechanisms. He noted that the exhibition achieved its objectives by empowering students to make informed decisions based on accurate information, thereby helping them shape their university futures in alignment with their abilities and labor market needs.
Dr. Aziz extended his gratitude and appreciation to Kuwait University President Prof. Dina Al-Milhim for her patronage, continuous support, and commitment to providing all resources that contributed to the exhibition’s success. He also commended the efforts of the teams in the Dean of Admissions and Registration and the Admissions Department, represented by Department Director Samar Al-Awadi and Team Leader Yousef Al-Shawaf, as well as all staff members who contributed to organizing and ensuring the success of the exhibition.
He expressed his thanks to the Public Relations and Media Department for its outstanding media coverage, and to the Security and Safety Department for their organizational efforts. He further appreciated the participation of the Civil Service Bureau and the Public Authority for Manpower, which provided students with valuable information and guidance on future employment opportunities and their connection to academic majors.