Prof Mohamed Kerkeb, President of Ibn Tofail University - winner of the 2024 THE Award Arab World for Outstanding Support for Students

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From developing award-winning programs, pioneering initiatives and a vision of equitable support for every student - Prof Mohamed Kerkeb, the President of Ibn Tofail University in Morocco shares his passion for academia, his inspirations and desire to share knowledge. Interviewed by Dr Ashraf Mahate, the two educators discuss the university's initiatives to support students with disabilities, including the award-winning Space for Students with Disabilities, and its efforts to democratise access to AI and coding. Professor Kerkeb emphasises the university's holistic approach to education, focusing on developing well-rounded individuals who can positively contribute to society. Listen in to hear Prof Kerkeb's vision for creating an inclusive, technologically-advanced, and socially-engaged university that prepares students for the challenges of the future. Find out more about the THE Awards Arab World here: https://theawardsarabworld.com/2024/en/page/home

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