QU CENG joins Osaka University for Coupling Internship

Date

9/9/2015 4:17:10 AM

(MENAFN- The Peninsula)

Doha: Students from Qatar University’s College of Engineering (QU-CENG) joined their Japanese counterparts from Osaka University (OU) on September 2 in a ceremony following completion of the Coupling Internship (CIS) programme — the second edition under an agreement signed in March among the College OU and two Japanese companies the Center for the Project to Create Research and Educational Hubs for Innovative Manufacturing in Asia and Chiyoda Almana Engineering LLC.

Student groups delivered presentations at the event which was attended by QU Vice President and Chief Academic Officer Dr Mazen Hasna Japanese Ambassador to Qatar Shingo Tsuda CENG Dean Dr Rashid Alammari Chiyoda Almana Managing Director Shizuka Ikawa and OU Vice Dean of Faculty of Foreign Studies Prof Nobuko Yoneda as well as representatives from the Japanese embassy and Chiyoda Almana and academic leaders from CENG and OU.

CENG students Abdulla Ali S S Al Karbi Abdulrahman Ahmad M A Al Anssari Abdulla Ali Sharif and Ahmed Yousuf A M Al Ahmad and OU students Aya Takahashi Kai Fujii Yukihiro Okada and Yasuhiro Yamabe presented on the topic of globalisation highlighting its many aspects as well as discussing the benefit of working in multicultural companies experiences gained during the programme and employment in Japan and other countries. Dr Mazen Hasna said: “QU students’ participation in partnerships and joint initiatives with other international universities will certainly reflect positively on both parties in terms of new experiences knowledge and later professional success.”

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