He engaged with the graduating students, listening to their explanations about the intricacies of their projects, which showcase their dedication, creativity, and efforts during their tenure at the university. These projects, totalling 85 for the current academic year, represent a culmination of the students’ academic journey within the College of Fine Arts and Design.
During his visit, Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi examined the diverse materials utilised in the projects and appreciated the range of final products. He also noted the students’ innovative ideas, spanning from contemporary to traditional concepts, along with their emphasis on cultural diversity evident in the showcased projects. The participating students hailed from various countries, including the UAE, Turkmenistan, Palestine, Iran, and Sudan.
Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi expressed admiration for the students’ commitment and the meaningful impact their graduation projects could have on society. He offered his best wishes for their future endeavours post-graduation, hoping they would leave a lasting imprint on their communities.
Sultan Bin Ahmed reviews art graduation projects of University of Sharjah
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