Prof. Oskar Koch, Professor of Economics and Administrative Sciences at the Polish University of Krakow, has visited the school for a research seminar targeting faculty and postgraduate students. In the seminar, Prof. Koch discussed the application of bibliometric measurements in administrative research, the AI tools available for this purpose, and best practices for publishing bibliometric studies.
The Dean of the school, Prof. Raed Masa'deh, confirmed that the school seeks to host experts and specialists in economic, administrative and technological sciences from various universities in the world, with the aim of exchanging knowledge and research expertise, international cooperation in joint and targeted research projects, and establishing academic partnerships with prestigious international universities.
He further emphasized that these scientific seminars come in line with the strategic plan of the university that seeks to enhance investment in the research capabilities and knowledge of academics, increase their efficiency and effectiveness, encourage publication in world-class journals, and develop relations with external bodies supporting scientific research.