Australian University is the First Private University in Kuwait to Join SAP Dual Study Program

Australian University is the First Private University in Kuwait to Join SAP Dual Study Program

The Australian University (AU) is the first higher educational institution in Kuwait to enter into an agreement with SAP Middle East FZ LLC, enabling graduates to thrive in a digitally focused economy through the Dual Study Program.

In terms of the partnership, students will undertake SAP-certified training courses relevant to their major subjects during their academic education. The practical exposure to technology solutions means that students will be equipped to apply for jobs within the SAP ecosystem immediately upon graduation.

Prof. Isam Zabalawi, President of the Australian University explained, “This partnership aligns with the Australian University student-centric approach as it gives our students a competitive edge in the workforce. On graduation, students will already have firsthand practical experience of industry-leading technology solutions to support their solid theoretical and other practical knowledge. The partnership elevates our training as it means students have exposure to SAP-delivered training in the latest technological applications, while our lecturers free to focus on sharing their vast theoretical and industry knowledge. The result is a pool of well-rounded graduates who can immediately support the growth of Kuwait’s digital economy.”

The SAP Dual Study Program is run by the Digital Skills Center of SAP and includes business processes integration and certifications in analytics, material management, financial, and control functions.

Sundus Bushahri, VP Business Development, SAP Kuwait commented, “The partnership with the Australian University shows how private-public collaborations can support measurable skills development. The program trains students for a successful future in the SAP ecosystem, which is becoming increasingly important due to Kuwait’s focus on digital transformation. We need to ensure that the future leaders of tomorrow are enabled today on the technological skills they will need.”

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