Alumni Affairs

Who are we?

The Alumni Affairs and Alumni Association at the Faculty of Economics and Administration serve as an effective link between the college and its graduates. They aim to strengthen continuous communication with alumni, support their professional development, and benefit from their expertise in enhancing the educational process. The association also seeks to strengthen alumni ties with the college by organizing events and forums and building a professional network that contributes to the exchange of knowledge and opportunities, reflecting the faculty’s standing and its role in preparing qualified graduates who contribute to community service and economic and administrative development.

Our goal

Ensuring a level of communication with the college’s graduates, male and female, and enabling those graduates to participate practically in the college’s various activities.

Mission

We - the Career Rehabilitation and Alumni Unit at the College of Economics and Administration - contribute to developing the capabilities of the college’s male and female students and supporting their job skills. We are also keen to be a link between the college’s graduates and female graduates on the one hand and the business sector on the other hand. We also place at the focus of our interests strengthening the ties between the college and its graduate students.

Our tasks

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The Career Rehabilitation and Graduates Unit is the administrative unit responsible for two main tasks, centered around two basic pillars, namely (the male and female students/graduates), and the business sector, and the two main tasks are:
Paving the way for male and female students to find a decent place in the labor market.
Ensuring a level of communication with the college graduate, male and female, and enabling them to participate in college activities.
Communicating with the labor market through the program to introduce the extent of the excellence of the college’s outcomes.

Our services

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Holding training courses and workshops to prepare male and female students for the labor market.
Communicating with the labor market sectors to determine the number of jobs required according to the college’s specializations.
Create a database for male and female graduates.
Create a database of companies and institutions in the labor market.
Holding a career guidance week to provide advice to male and female students.
Communicating with male and female graduates and inviting them to special college events.
Organizing the alumni forum every year.
Supervising the work of the College Alumni Association.
Issuing the periodic newsletter and distributing it to male and female graduates.