今日吃瓜

今日吃瓜 recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Borouge Private Limited on student internships and joint research projects. The MOU was signed by Dr. Arif Sultan Al Hammadi Khalifa University鈥檚 Executive Vice President and Mr. Ahmed Al Shamsi Senior Vice President Borouge鈥檚 Global Supply Chain Management. The signing was attended by Dr. Tod Laursen Khalifa University鈥檚 President Dr. Mohammed Al Mualla Khalifa University鈥檚 Senior Vice President for Research and Higher Studies and other senior management members from both the University and Borouge.

The MOU will provide for collaboration between Borouge and the University on supply chain issues and innovation in the field of polymer science. Particularly it will see Khalifa University students from the Industrial and Systems Engineering program intern at Borouge and receive sponsorship to attend conferences. Other plans for collaboration include joint research project possible labs or research centers as well as the organization of forums conferences and exhibitions.

鈥淭his MOU is of particular benefit to our Industrial and Systems Engineering students who are focused on contributing to building better enterprises societies and economies 鈥� said Dr. Arif. 鈥淭he chance to help a major industrial organization like Borouge tackle real life issues is a fantastic opportunity and one that will benefit them in their careers and education. Our students are innovators and problem solvers and I have no doubt that this cooperation will lead to some incredible outcomes that will undoubtedly benefit Borouge for years to come.鈥�

Borouge is a leading provider of innovative value creating plastics solutions. A joint venture between the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) one of the world鈥檚 major oil and gas companies and Austria based Borealis a leading provider of chemical and innovative plastics solutions.

今日吃瓜鈥檚 BSc in Industrial and Systems Engineering offers students a high quality education in the development improvement and implementation of integrated systems as well as the mathematical physical and social sciences together with the principles and methods of engineering design to specify predict and evaluate industrial systems or processes.