Associate Professor Dr. Noha Adel Ibrahim, Chair of the Graduation Projects Committee at the College of Nursing, convened the first meeting for the 2026–2027 academic year alongside liaison members from the scientific departments. The meeting focused on establishing mechanisms for structuring graduation project topics, defining their scientific objectives, and making the necessary preparations for the Fourth-Year students’ first seminar.
During the meeting, attendees emphasized the importance of selecting modern, innovative research topics that align with contemporary scientific and technological advancements as well as current trends in nursing sciences. The committee stressed that project titles must be clear, specific, actionable, and measurable, supported by precise scientific goals that advance nursing knowledge and practice.
Participants also discussed coordination strategies between the Graduation Projects Committee and department liaisons to ensure standardized procedures, streamlined research workflows, and close student monitoring. These efforts aim to achieve optimal preparation for the upcoming first seminar, ultimately elevating the quality of graduation projects and enhancing the college’s overall scientific research outcomes.
