MU, represented by the Vice-Rector's Office for Educational Affairs, participated in the vice-rectors' meeting for educational affairs.
Prof. Mohammed Al-Oboudi, the vice-rector for educational affairs, presented a paper which featured the university's experience in academic curricula which took into account different learning dimensions of educational institutions and students’ learning levels. It also accommodates achievement of human capacity development initiative, alignment with the Kingdom’s vision and global frameworks for skills development, including a wide range of skills and values that contribute to supporting students and improve their abilities to meet the labor market demands.
Prof. Al-Oboudi also addressed the importance of linking educational process and learning outcomes with the professional needs of a major by field training programs, graduation projects, volunteer work.