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EDITOR IN CHIEF- ABDULLAH BIN SALIM AL SHUEILI

Over 100 alumni gather for 2025 Graduates Forum

UTAS Al Musannah hosted the 2025 Graduates Forum for over 100 graduates
UTAS Al Musannah hosted the 2025 Graduates Forum for over 100 graduates
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AL MUSANNAH: The University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS), Al Musannah branch, hosted the 2025 Graduates Forum last week bringing together over 100 graduates from various academic disciplines. Held at Barceló Resort in Al Musannah, Al Batinah South Governorate, the event served as a dynamic platform for networking, experience-sharing, professional collaboration and strengthening institutional ties.


The forum was held under the auspices of Dr Huda bint Salem Al Shailiyah, Deputy Vice Chancellor for E-Systems and Student Services at UTAS, in the presence of distinguished officials from public and private universities and colleges.


UTAS Al Musannah hosted the 2025 Graduates Forum for over 100 graduates
UTAS Al Musannah hosted the 2025 Graduates Forum for over 100 graduates


The event featured interactive sessions, cultural competitions and musical performances, along with inspiring discussions led by accomplished alumni who shared their success stories. A key highlight was the Graduates Excellence Award, recognising outstanding achievements in innovation, entrepreneurship, professional excellence, community service, and artistic and cultural contributions.


UTAS reaffirmed its commitment to supporting graduates in their career journeys, encouraging them to pursue excellence and innovation in their respective fields. The forum aligns with the university’s mission to develop highly skilled professionals who contribute to national development.


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