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The vision of the program is ti making research a major component of the undergraduate educational experience.
The mission of the program is to facilitate and increase student research as a means of engaged learning, critical thinking, and the creation of knowledge.
Al-Quds University Research Centers and laboratories are specialized entities that encourage partnerships among various disciplines at AQU, as well as with other educational institutions, private enterprises and government agencies. AQU has 13 specialized labs and 5 multidisciplinary research centers that reflect the strategic growth in the university’s research enterprise.
The Scientific Research Council is an advisory body is established in accordance with the vision and mission of Al-Quds University to promote and facilitate an active research environment among faculty and students. The counsel’s main responsibility is to ensure coordination, guidance and knowledge transfer of scientific research and innovation in the different colleges and institutions of Al-Quds University.
Is an advisory body to the Deanship of Scientific Research appointed by the president of Al-Quds University. The committee evaluates AQU research production for annual research awards and helps in scientific journals credibility and reputation assessment
Training materials/resources include a mix of curriculum materials, speaking presentations with notes, and activity guides.
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"Transcriptional Regulation of Telomerase in Cancer
As part of the Regulation of Gene Expression course in the Department of Molecular Genetics and Biology at Al-Quds Bard College/Al-Quds University, Dr. Jessica Gu from th...
Al-Quds University participates in the 3rd Annual Academic Network for Development Dialogue Meeting on Sustainable Devel...
Al-Quds University participated in the third annual meeting of the Academic Network for Development Dialogue(ANDD), which it chaired this year, under the theme "Success S...
Al-Quds University Hosts Lecture on Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT's Impact on Higher Education and Research
Al-Quds University's College of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Dean of Scientific Research, organized a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools a...
Al-Quds University Researcher Files New Patent for Cancer Cell Division Inhibitors
The Associate Professor at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Quds University, Dr. Youssef Najajreh, has submitted a request to register a new Palestinian-origin and developme...
PalStudent Special Issue Covered the Proceedings of MRC 2nd Summit
The Deanship of Scientific research and Medical Student Research Club are thrilled to unveil the Special Edition of PalStudent Journal, featuring in-depth coverage of the...
Launch of Pediatric Medicine Research Initiative at Al-Quds University
The Palestinian Neuroscience Initiative at Al-Quds University organized a meeting for the "Pediatric Medicine Research Initiative" under the auspices of the Deanship of S...
Dean’s Message
 The main missions of any university are education and research; thus, preparing well trained, well-educated, skillful graduates who can serve their local and global community and compete with graduates from all over the world for the best work opportunities should be the main goal of Al-Quds University. Evidence-based education is an approach to all aspects of education—from policy-making to classroom practice—where the methods used are based on significant and reliable evidence derived from experiments and credible research. Read More... |
Systematic Review: Barriers to Breast Cancer Screening (BCS) in Arab Countries
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On Dec. 2023, Hussein Hallak published a new systemic review in Journal of Chemical Health Risks titled Systematic Review: Barriers to Breast Cancer Screening (BCS) in Arab Countries. The systematic review attempted to understand and identify the various barriers to BCS among women living in the Arab world. The results of this study demonstrated that barriers identified were fear and anxiety, lack of awareness, preoccupation, idea of shame, lack of family support, professional attitude, religious beliefs, and lack of health services. These obstacles played a major role in the spread of BC among Arab women, and therefore identifying and evaluating them. In addition, it is possible to improve and develop screening models and increase the number of women participating in BCS. Based on this, we recommend implementing awareness and educational plans for women about the importance of early detection of BC.
For more information about the study, please contact the main author at hhallak@staff.alquds.edu or the scientific research office at research@admin.alquds.edu
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