The American University of Sharjah (AUS) has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with Transgulf Readymix Concrete Co LLC, as part of the AUS College Engineering’s (CEN) Al Nukhba Program.
The MoA marks a significant step forward in fostering collaboration between industry and academia, focusing on research, development, internships, and practical training opportunities for AUS students. This partnership aims to equip students with the skills and experience needed to excel in their careers and make valuable contributions to their respective fields.
The partnership with Transgulf will provide CEN students with valuable industry experience, fulfilling course requirements through internships and organized field trips. These initiatives are designed to give students practical exposure to Transgulf’s operations, offering deeper insights into real-world applications within the cement products and construction sectors.
Furthermore, the partnership will include shared research and development initiatives focused on the design, manufacturing, and supply of ready-mix concrete, tackling current issues within these sectors.
Dr. Fadi Aloul, Dean of CEN, said that, “Our partnership with Transgulf Readymix reflects our ongoing commitment to connecting academic achievement with professional expertise. With this collaboration, we will provide our students with hands-on learning experiences that combine practical skills with theoretical instruction.”
“Through internships, fieldwork, and collaborative research, this partnership supports our mission to nurture skilled innovators who engage in applied projects, address real-world challenges, and develop creative solutions that meet critical local needs while contributing to the UAE’s and GCC’s economic and industrial advancement,” Dr. Aloul stated.
Yasar Abualrous, General Manager of Transgulf Readymix Concrete Co LLC, noted that, “Transgulf is honored to be part of the CEN Al Nukhba Program, collaborating with faculty from the AUS College of Engineering to provide students with in-action opportunities to explore engineering applications in the ready-mix concrete industry and its critical role in construction delivery. Aligned with the UAE’s vision, we are committed to inspiring future engineers and transforming the construction industry through innovation and adopting sustainability initiatives and artificial intelligence.”
“Transgulf’s internship programs go beyond civil and materials engineering, offering practical exposure to industrial fields including supply chain management, manpower planning, predictive maintenance, renewable energy, waste management, and digital engineering. In this partnership, AUS and Transgulf are paving the way for the next generation of technical talent to build a brighter, smarter, and more resilient future,” Abualrous further added.
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