The Vice-Rector's Office conducts a forum entitled (The Role of Academic Programs in Enhancing Graduate Employment Rates: Insights and Experiences)

Under the patronage of MU's rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mezal, and in the presence of the vice-rector for educational affairs, Prof. Muhammad Al-Aboudi, a forum was organized by the Vice-Rector's Office entitled (The Role of Academic Programs in Enhancing Graduate Employment Rates: Insights and Experiences).

A group of experts and officials in educational and professional fields participated in the forum which was moderated by Dr. Aisha Al-Bakri. 

The participants in the forum discussed different topics such as partnerships with various sectors which was presented by the CEO of the Applied College, Dr. Shadi Al-Shuwayer, the English language skills which was presented by Dr. Abdelrhaman Al-Qifari, the supervisor of the Vice-Rector's Office, professional certificates which was presented by Dr. Ahmed Al-Otaibi, professional tests which was presented by Dr. Mohammed Tenqari, entrepreneurship which was presented by Dr. Motaz Al-Saleem, digital skills which was presented by Dr. Mashael Al-Ahmedi, field training which was presented by Dr. Yahya Mustafa, and volunteer work which was presented by Dr. Ammar Al-Ammar, the 

The forum aims to highlight the importance and role of academic programs in enhancing employment opportunities for graduates and to exchange knowledge and experiences on how to improve academic programs to meet the needs of the labor market and increase employment opportunities for graduates in a better and more effective way.

Prof. Al-Aboudi, the vice-rector, highlighted the importance of the roles played by academic programs in enhancing employment opportunities for graduates.