The Academic Advising

The Academic Advising Unit

The Academic Advising Unit is one of the core support units at the College of Education. It aims to provide academic, psychological, and social support to students, helping them adapt to university life and plan their academic paths effectively in alignment with the College’s mission and the University’s .

Vision

To be a leading model in providing integrated academic, psychological, and social advising services that enhance students’ academic and personal development.

Mission

To deliver comprehensive academic advising services that empower students to overcome academic and personal challenges, develop essential life skills, and make informed academic and career decisions.

Objectives

Objectives for The Academic Advising Unit:

Assist students in planning their academic pathways according to their abilities and interests.

Raise students’ awareness of academic regulations and policies.

Support academically at-risk students through tailored intervention plans.

Provide individual and group academic advising sessions.

Refer and follow up on psychological, social, health, and financial cases.

Develop students’ academic and life skills.

Target Groups

Target Groups for the unit:

Undergraduate and postgraduate students.

First-year students.

Academically at-risk students.

Students with disabilities.

High-achieving and gifted students.

Key Programs and Activities

Key Programs and Activities for The Unit:

Orientation sessions for new students.

Workshops on academic skills and study planning.

Individual and group advising sessions.

Awareness campaigns on academic rules and regulations.