Mutah University President Inspects Readiness for Over Four Thousand New Students
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Mutah University President, Dr. Salama Al-Naimat, inspected the university's readiness to welcome new students for the new academic year, which amounts to more than four thousand male and female students, as part of the university's arrangements to provide a suitable environment for their reception and to facilitate their university procedures with ease and simplicity.
Al-Naimat was accompanied during the tour by the Vice President for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Muhammad Al-Saraireh, and the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Maher Al-Mabaydeen, where he reviewed the sites designated for receiving new students, and the mechanisms of work of the Deanship of Student Affairs and the Student Union in guiding and assisting them and facilitating their transactions.
Al-Naimat emphasized the importance of providing the necessary information and guidance to new students, and facilitating their reception procedures, in order to ensure the smoothness of their transactions with the start of the academic year, and to enhance the level of services provided to them.
Al-Naimat also inspected the Admission and Registration Unit, and reviewed the workflow and procedures followed to complete the admission and registration processes for students, stressing the importance of completing their transactions with ease and speed, and providing services to them with the highest degree of accuracy and efficiency.
The university is preparing to receive more than four thousand male and female students from various disciplines, within arrangements that include providing academic and administrative guidance and assisting students in completing their university procedures.
Mutah University continues to develop its electronic services, as admission and registration procedures are carried out electronically, including registration of materials and payment of university fees, which contributes to facilitating procedures for students and reducing the time and effort required to complete their transactions.