About

The administration of societies and scientific journals is concerned with enhancing the university’s standing regionally and internationally through scientific journals and societies, and the management of these journals and societies operates according to what the Scientific Publishing Committee approves, namely that the administration be an executing body to achieve the university’s plan and mission, particularly in postgraduate studies and scientific research.

Vision

Leadership in supporting and organizing the work of scientific journals and societies to contribute to community service.

The message

We strive in the management of scientific journals and societies to effectively support scientific journals and societies, contributing to achieving the university's goal of developing and supporting scientific research, and enhancing effective community partnerships through organizing conferences, seminars, and publishing scientific journals according to international standards.

Objectives

  • Development of an effective surveillance system for journals and scientific societies and their administrative councils, including periodic performance evaluation and the preparation of analytical reports to identify strengths and opportunities for improvement.

  • Increase in the dissemination of university journals and scientific societies with a relative annual increase through specific marketing strategies.

  • The implementation and management of elections for the boards of scientific societies in accordance with regulatory mechanisms by qualified members.

  • Publishing scientific journals issued by the university in accordance with international professional standards, in cooperation with regional and global publishing houses, to achieve leadership in supporting national development plans.

  • Enhance collaboration with scientific societies or new academic institutions at both local and international levels.

  • Organization of conferences and seminars to enhance academic communication and knowledge exchange between scientific societies.