Arabian Gulf University is participating in the third edition of the Higher Education Institutions Exhibition, organized by the Alumni Club, which was inaugurated on Sunday by Her Excellency Dr. Diana Abdulkarim Al-Jaharmi, Secretary-General of the Higher Education Council. The event aims to familiarize students and interested parties with the available academic programs, majors, and university study options, amid broad participation from academics, teachers, researchers, and guardians, as well as representatives from various higher education institutions and government agencies.
Arabian Gulf University’s participation in the exhibition comes as part of its commitment to engaging directly with students and introducing them to the academic programs it offers, while also providing students and parents with the opportunity to learn about the nature of studying at the university, admission requirements, and the tracks and majors that meet the needs of the job market and students’ future aspirations.
Dr. Aseel Al-Saleh, Dean of Student Affairs at Arabian Gulf University, emphasized the importance of participating in such large-scale educational events, explaining that the university’s participation, along with its students, in higher education exhibitions is part of the university’s strategy to engage directly with students and guardians in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries; to introduce them to the latest innovative academic programs and educational initiatives launched by the university, such as the “Doctor of Medicine” program, the “Bachelor of Science in Nursing,” and the “Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical Services,” in addition to a number of educational, administrative, and technical specializations offered by the university at the master’s and doctoral levels. She added that this participation serves as an opportunity to exchange experiences and discuss new horizons for higher education, while also contributing to national development goals by preparing a distinguished generation capable of meeting future challenges and possessing sufficient expertise in the specializations that the Gulf job market will require in the coming years. She further noted that the university’s participation reflects its commitment to supporting students as they choose their academic majors and to raising their awareness of available educational opportunities, thereby helping them build successful academic and professional paths.
In addition, the institutional communications center team at Arabian Gulf University participated in the exhibition’s activities as part of the university’s institutional engagement and to support its media and communications presence, by highlighting the university’s participation, its academic programs, and its educational initiatives, thereby contributing to strengthening the university’s presence and institutional identity, and expanding its reach to students, parents, and those interested in higher education.
University exhibitions are platforms that provide students and guardians with the opportunity to gain insight into higher education options available locally, regionally, and internationally, and enable them to learn about academic programs, diverse educational opportunities, and modern specializations that easily meet the demands of the evolving labor market, all in one place that brings together representatives from universities and higher education institutions.
The exhibition runs through September 17, 2026, and offers visitors the opportunity to meet with representatives from participating universities and educational institutions and inquire about academic programs, admission requirements, and various academic opportunities.