Collaborative Development and Ideas

Pays keen attention to involving beneficiaries in the design and development of its services, believing that the closest solutions to the needs of students, faculty members, and staff are built with them, not for them. Shared development means providing beneficiaries with the opportunity to participate in proposing ideas, setting priorities, and testing services before they are launched, which raises service quality and reduces the gap between what is offered and what is actually needed.

The University translates this through hackathons, open challenges, co-design workshops, surveys, as well as participation in the national “Interaction” e-participation platform, which allows you to submit inquiries and proposals directly to government agencies and contribute to improving service quality.

Interaction Platform:

A national platform that enables beneficiaries to submit inquiries, suggestions, and complaints directly to government agencies, contributing to the improvement of government services and enhancing the experience Go to Interaction Platform

Hackathons and Challenges: