The panel has commended MSA on its quality of students, especially their level of self-confidence, as well as its links to the industry and the employment guidance students receive throughout their graduation projects. The revalidation process is a rigorous yet fruitful experience in order to make sure that MSA, as a British University, is up to UK standards of higher education. The panel reviews all components of MSA’s educational process: teaching staff CVs, sample interviews with staff members and students from all levels, lectures, student portfolios, policies, rules and regulations, as well as strategic plan and structure, and learning outcomes and how they are met and evaluated for each course. The panel was also impressed by the young teaching staff at MSA and the student support team who ensure that MSA students are developing on the academic as well as the personal level.
Panel composition for the Faculty of Pharmacy:
- Dr Lynne Jump, Senior Lecturer, Psychology, Social Work & Counselling.
- Dr Ben Forbes, Reader in Pharmaceutics, Kings College, London.
- Dr Alec Coutroubls, Head of Department, Technology Management & Enterprise.
- Dr Andy Gould, Programme Leader, Applied Professional Studies.
- Prof Peter Griffiths, HoD, Pharmaceutical, Chemical & Environmental Sciences.
- Dr Maan Al-Gilani, Resident Lecturer.
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Ms Charne Green, Faculty International Partnerships Manager.
Panel composition for the Faculty of Biotechnology:
- Dr Lynne Jump, Senior Lecturer, Psychology, Social Work & Counselling.
- Dr Richard Grose, Associate Dean, Medicine & Dentistry, Queen Mary University, London.
- Dr Alec Coutroubls, Head of Department, Technology Management & Enterprise.
- Dr Andy Gould, Programme Leader, Applied Professional Studies.
- Dr Samer El-Daher, HoD, Life & Sports Sciences.
- Ms Charne Green, Faculty International Partnerships Manager.
MSA congratulates its staff, students and every member of our community for another five years of partnership with our valuable UK partner, University of Greenwich.