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“We will focus on interdisciplinary cooperation and interdisciplinary ideas. It is hard to see in advance what the result will be, but that is part of the excitement. Right now, we have fourteen degree programs.”
The Kuwaiti government’s education budget had grown relentlessly in recent years, allocating almost 10% of its annual budget to Kuwait’s education sector in 2016, as the leadership has continued to emphasise the importance of education in creating sustainable employment for their citizens and equipping them with the skills to compete in the global marketplace.
“Education at ACK aims to enhance the potential of employability of our graduates; be it self-employment or otherwise. We invite companies to review and comment on our curriculum, so as to tell us what they want in terms of attributes and values from our graduates.”
Abdullatif A. Al-Bader, President of Kuwait University talks about the vision for Kuwait University
Abdullatif A. Al-Bader, President of Kuwait University talks about the major expansion of Kuwait University.
Abdullatif A. Al-Bader, President of Kuwait University talks about the major challenge for the education sector in Kuwait.
Abdullatif A. Al-Bader, President of Kuwait University talks about governmental priorities for education reform.
Well they have to reform public education and by public I mean pre-university education. The reform shouldn’t come before establishing what the problems are. In my opinion, the only reason to establish what the problems are, is to have a uniform national exam for the country. You know, it’s alright that you have Kuwaiti public schools, it’s alright that you have British private schools, American or French or what have you. Of course for people who are going to Britain, they have to take exams that are required by the universities in Britain.
The American University of Kuwait (AUK) is one of the best universities in Kuwat; an independent, private, equal opportunity, and coeducational liberal arts institution of higher education. The educational, cultural, and administrative structure, methods and standards of AUK are based on the American model of higher learning.
Learning for Life: Kuwait might not be at the top of the usual MBA Business School rankings, but the northern Gulf state does have institutions of higher education which are highly regarded in the region.
