STAFF

DESCRIPTION

Student affairs at Faculty of Science acts as the backbone for all non-academic management. Its primary goal is to ensure the well-being of the students while molding science graduates who are well-rounded in terms of academics, character, and soft skills.

While the specific scope may vary slightly between universities, here are the main duties typically handled by the Student Affairs Division at a Faculty of Science:

• Student Activity Development: Supervising science clubs/societies and approving student program proposals.

• Welfare & Safety: Managing financial aid (zakat, scholarships) and handling student emergencies or health issues.

• Discipline Management: Monitoring student conduct and dress codes, especially safety compliance in laboratories.

• Career Development: Assisting with internship management and organizing career preparation programs.

• Advising & Counseling: Acting as the first point of contact for students facing academic or personal issues before referring them to official counselors.

• Mobility & Alumni: Managing student exchange matters (inbound and outbound) and maintaining the faculty's alumni network.