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Sana’a – Monday, 14 Sha’ban 1447 AH, corresponding to February 2, 2026

The Vice Dean of the faculty for Academic Affairs, Graduate Studies, and Quality Assurance conducted an inspection visit on Monday morning to the University’s Unified Examination Center, as part of the college leadership’s commitment to monitoring the examination process and assessing the level of organization and discipline within the center.

During the visit, the Vice Dean reviewed the mechanisms governing the conduct of examinations and the extent of adherence to approved regulations and procedures. He also examined the readiness of examination halls and the availability of an appropriate testing environment for students, ensuring the principles of fairness, transparency, and equal opportunity among all students.

He further listened to students’ remarks and inquiries regarding previous examination questions in terms of clarity and quality, and reviewed the main challenges they encountered during the past examination period.

The Vice Dean commended the efforts of the Examination Center’s administration, as well as the academic and administrative staff, praising the high level of organization and discipline. He emphasized the importance of continuing to enhance performance in line with quality assurance and academic accreditation standards, thereby contributing to the advancement of the university’s educational process.

At the conclusion of the visit, he stressed the necessity of addressing any difficulties faced by students and working in a spirit of teamwork to ensure the success of the examination period and the achievement of the desired academic objectives.

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The Faculty Inventory Committee has concluded its activities for the current academic year, as part of the faculty leadership’s commitment to monitoring its assets and organizing its properties in accordance with the approved regulations and bylaws.

The committee’s work included conducting a comprehensive on-site inventory of all assets and holdings across the various academic and administrative departments, reconciling the collected data with official records, and documenting relevant observations.

 These efforts contribute to enhancing administrative efficiency and ensuring the safety, preservation, and proper management of the faculty’s properties.

The Faculty Deanship commended the efforts exerted by the members of the Inventory Committee, praising their commitment and accuracy in carrying out the tasks assigned to them, and emphasizing the importance of such activities in supporting the institutional work system and reinforcing the principles of transparency and governance within the faculty.

At the conclusion of its work, the committee submitted its final report, which included the inventory results and the necessary recommendations, in preparation for taking the appropriate measures in accordance with the applicable regulations and bylaws.

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The second-semester examinations for General Diploma students at the Faculty of Physical Education, Sana’a University, commenced on the morning of today in the designated examination hall, amid an appropriate organizational atmosphere and prior preparations undertaken by the Faculty’s Deanship and the concerned committees.

The administration of the Faculty of Physical Education affirmed that the examinations are proceeding in accordance with the approved plan, with a suitable examination environment provided to ensure the smooth and orderly conduct of the examination process.

 All necessary measures have been taken to guarantee discipline and adherence to examination regulations and instructions.

A number of students expressed their satisfaction with the level of the questions on the first day of the examinations, noting that they were aligned with the course syllabi and took into account individual differences among students. In this context, the faculty administration called upon students to remain focused and exert greater effort in order to achieve distinguished results.

The examinations are scheduled to continue over the coming days in accordance with the announced timetable, with results to be released following the completion of marking, review, and grading procedures.

The Emergency Theoretical Department Council held its first meeting for the current academic year on the morning of Wednesday, 10 Sha‘ban 1447 AH, corresponding to January 30, 2026, under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Najeeb Saleh Juaim, Head of the Department, and in the presence of the department’s faculty members. The meeting was convened to discuss a number of academic and administrative issues included on the council’s agenda.

The council discussed several key topics, most notably the progress of the examination process, the quality of examination questions, and the monitoring of examinations to ensure they are conducted according to the scheduled timelines. The meeting also reviewed evaluation results and reports related to the teaching performance of faculty members during the previous semester, and adopted appropriate recommendations to address identified shortcomings, with the aim of enhancing performance in the coming academic year.

The council emphasized the importance of strengthening the quality of academic performance, adhering to the approved study plan, and fostering teamwork in a manner that contributes to improving educational outcomes and elevating the academic standards of students. The meeting also addressed a number of related issues that support the educational process in the upcoming period.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the council issued several decisions and recommendations aimed at supporting the educational process and achieving the department’s objectives in the next phase.

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The Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education at Sana’a University, Prof. Dr. Abdulghani Mujahid Mutahhar, conducted an inspection visit on the morning of Saturday, 12 Sha‘ban 1447 AH, corresponding to January 31, 2026, to the university’s examination center.

The visit aimed to review the progress of the examination process, assess the level of organization, and ensure the availability of an appropriate environment for students during their examinations.

During the visit, the Dean reviewed the workflow and the administrative and technical organization within the center.

He also listened to a briefing from members of the faculty’s examination control committee regarding the procedures in place to ensure discipline and adherence to examination regulations and instructions, thereby promoting fairness and equal opportunities among students.

The Dean emphasized the faculty’s commitment to providing a suitable examination environment and praised the efforts exerted by academic and administrative staff to ensure the success of the examination process.

He also commended the high level of organization and discipline observed at the examination center.

In addition, the Dean met with a number of students and listened to their feedback, reaffirming the faculty’s keenness to address any difficulties they may encounter, and wishing them success in their examinations.

This visit comes as part of the faculty administration’s ongoing field follow-up to ensure the smooth conduct of examinations in accordance with the approved regulations and systems of the university.

The Dean was received by Prof. Dr. Mohammed Al-Khawlani, Vice Dean for Student Affairs and Head of the Examination Control Committee, along with members of the faculty’s examination control committee at the examination center.

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SANA’A – On 28/01/2026, Wednesday morning, Mr. Adel Al-Hababi, Sana’a University Rector’s Assistant for Media Affairs, conducted a field visit to the Faculty of Physical Education.

The visit is part of a strategic initiative to evaluate and enhance the digital presence and media performance of the university’s various faculties and research centers.

During his visit, Mr. Al-Hababi reviewed the Faculty’s official website and its media content management systems.

He praised the deanship and the communications team for their efforts in highlighting the Faculty’s academic achievements and extracurricular activities.

“The continuous modernization of our digital platforms is essential,” Al-Hababi stated.

“It is the primary bridge for engaging with our academic community and the public, ensuring that our institutional impact is visible and accessible.”

The leadership of the Faculty of Physical Education welcomed the visit, expressing their appreciation for the University Presidency’s focus on communication strategies. The Faculty administration reaffirmed its commitment to upgrading digital platforms.

This visit underscores Sana’a University’s broader mission to refine its media output and maintain a robust digital footprint in line with international academic standards.

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The examinations for the second semester of the current academic year officially commenced on Saturday morning, 05/08/1447 AH, corresponding to 24 January 2026, in a calm and well-organized atmosphere that reflected the high level of preparedness and readiness demonstrated by both the college and the university.

Third-Level students sat for the Sports Injuries examination, which was conducted in an orderly and disciplined manner, with clear commitment and adherence to examination regulations observed among students.

The examination process was closely monitored through field supervision by the college leadership and examination committees to ensure the smooth conduct of the examinations and to address any issues that might arise, thereby providing an appropriate and supportive environment for students.

The college administration emphasized its commitment to implementing the examination bylaws and regulations adopted within the unified examination center, as well as ensuring a suitable atmosphere that enables students to perform their examinations with ease and reassurance.

The administration also commended the efforts of faculty members and the examination committee for their effective preparation and organization.

These examinations represent the culmination of the second-semester academic activities and form part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the educational process and achieve distinguished academic outcomes.

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The Faculty of Physical Education at Sana’a University concluded, on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, the discussions of graduation research projects for its students, in a serious academic atmosphere reflecting a strong commitment to scientific research standards. The discussions were held over two days, January 13–14, with the participation of a distinguished group of faculty members specializing in sports sciences.

The projects were evaluated according to rigorous criteria, including clarity of the research problem, soundness of the scientific methodology, accuracy of analysis, and the significance of results and recommendations.

The projects addressed a wide range of topics aligned with recent developments in sports sciences, including sports injuries and motor rehabilitation, physical education curricula, and sports psychology.

These studies contribute to serving the sports sector and enhancing both academic and professional performance.

The college leadership emphasized that these discussions represent a significant milestone in the students’ academic journey, commending the efforts exerted by both students and faculty members.

At the conclusion of the discussions, the Dean of the Faculty, Professor Dr. Abdulghani Mujahid Mutahar, expressed his best wishes for the students’ success, reaffirming the Faculty’s continued support for scientific research and its commitment to advancing its academic programs.

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The Faculty of Physical Education at Sana’a University honored a number of veteran players and referees as part of the activities of the Second Annual Sports Exhibition (in English), in recognition of their outstanding contributions and distinguished efforts in serving the sports movement at both the local and national levels.

This honor comes in acknowledgment of the pioneering role played by the honorees in the development of sports disciplines and sports officiating, as well as their valuable contributions that have helped shape successive generations of athletes and reinforce authentic sporting values.

The faculty leadership affirmed that this recognition aligns with the faculty’s commitment to fostering a culture of appreciation and gratitude toward pioneers in the sports field, and to linking the present of sports with its honorable history.

They also emphasized the importance of benefiting from the experiences of veteran players and referees in supporting the educational and training processes.

The Second Annual Sports Exhibition is considered one of the most prominent scientific and sporting events organized by the faculty.

It aims to highlight sports activities, strengthen communication between academics and practitioners, and shed light on leading and successful experiences in the field of sports.

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