Sebha University’s win in the Erasmus projects competition for capacity building

In recognition of the efforts of the International Cooperation Office at the university, along with their counterparts in Libyan universities and their partners in European universities, the results of the selection for the winning projects funded by the European Commission within the Erasmus+ program package aimed at higher education institutions have been announced.

The projects won by Sebha University for this year are:

1. The SAHA project, aimed at developing the community health sector and education.
2. The IBTKAR project, aimed at developing and supporting research centers in Libyan universities.

It is worth noting that these projects are part of a package of projects aimed at supporting higher education institutions. Sebha University has also participated in a number of projects including:

1. The Unigov project for university governance.
2. The Master’s project for renewable energy management (localized at the Faculty of Energy and Mining).
3. The EnBrain Master’s project for renewable energy production (in progress at the Faculty of Energy and Mining).
4. The LibyaUP project to support innovative research projects and transform them into economic projects (to be launched this year).

Thanks go to the staff of the International Cooperation Office, our colleagues in the International Cooperation Offices of participating Libyan universities in the mentioned projects, as well as to the partners from European universities. Special thanks to the Erasmus National Office in Libya for their efforts in advancing project proposals to the acceptance stage.

Also, sincere thanks and appreciation to the university administration, represented by Dr. Masoud Al-Raqiq, for his unlimited support and periodic monitoring of current and future projects.

We pray for success in the completion and implementation of these projects within the university and wish success and accomplishment for the project managers at the university in their assigned tasks.

Wednesday, 5/8/2020.