Embodying the spirit of collaboration among Syrian higher education institutions, University of Kalamoon and Homs University signed a joint scientific cooperation agreement on Wednesday, 29 October 2025.
This agreement aims to support scientific research advancement and open new horizons for academic collaboration that align with contemporary requirements, while enhancing both universities’ standing in the national academic landscape. The partnership will support joint initiatives that contribute to knowledge development and create an educational environment stimulating creativity and innovation.
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As part of the University’s commitment to integrating theoretical knowledge with practical academic experience, the English Department at the University of Kalamoon organized an educational trip for second-level students to Deir Mar Yacoub Al-Maqtaa in Qara.
During the visit, students received a detailed explanation from an foreign monk about the monastery’s various sections. The students actively engaged in the tour, asking questions and expressing admiration for the monastery’s distinctive architecture and ancient murals that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Al-Qalamoun region.
The trip provided students with valuable opportunity to practice their listening and speaking skills in an authentic cultural setting, leaving them with both meaningful impressions and practical language benefits. The trip was held on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, under the supervision of Ms. Omama Ramadan and Ms. Hala Assi, faculty members in the English Department.
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As part of its ongoing awareness initiatives, the Ethar Club and Medical Club at the University of Kalamoon—in alignment with the global Breast Cancer Awareness Month—hosted a scientific lecture titled “An Overview of Breast Cancer,” delivered by Dr. Adnan Ismail.
The event, held on Monday, October 27, 2025, in the Small Auditorium, reflects the University’s continued commitment to engaging with health and community initiatives at both local and global levels.
During the lecture, Dr. Ismail addressed key aspects of breast cancer, including causative factors, mechanisms of spread, and diagnostic methods—with a focus on radiological investigations and the triple assessment approach. He also reviewed the latest treatment methods and highlighted the importance of psychosocial support for patients and survivors.
Furthermore, Dr. Ismail emphasized the vital role of awareness campaigns and early detection programs in reducing incidence rates, in addition to discussing risk factors and preventive measures.
The lecture concluded with an open discussion, where Dr. Ismail responded to questions from the audience. The event was attended by Dr. Sundus Yassin, Head of the Scientific Affairs Council, along with a number of deans, faculty members, administrative staff, and students.
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University of Kalamoon and Homs University Sign Joint Scientific Cooperation Agreement
/in news /by Wajdan.UOKEmbodying the spirit of collaboration among Syrian higher education institutions, University of Kalamoon and Homs University signed a joint scientific cooperation agreement on Wednesday, 29 October 2025.
This agreement aims to support scientific research advancement and open new horizons for academic collaboration that align with contemporary requirements, while enhancing both universities’ standing in the national academic landscape. The partnership will support joint initiatives that contribute to knowledge development and create an educational environment stimulating creativity and innovation.
English Department Students Visit Mar Yacoub Monastery in Educational Trip
/in news /by Wajdan.UOKAs part of the University’s commitment to integrating theoretical knowledge with practical academic experience, the English Department at the University of Kalamoon organized an educational trip for second-level students to Deir Mar Yacoub Al-Maqtaa in Qara.
During the visit, students received a detailed explanation from an foreign monk about the monastery’s various sections. The students actively engaged in the tour, asking questions and expressing admiration for the monastery’s distinctive architecture and ancient murals that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Al-Qalamoun region.
The trip provided students with valuable opportunity to practice their listening and speaking skills in an authentic cultural setting, leaving them with both meaningful impressions and practical language benefits. The trip was held on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, under the supervision of Ms. Omama Ramadan and Ms. Hala Assi, faculty members in the English Department.
University of Kalamoon Hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Lecture as Part of Monday Scientific Series
/in news /by Wajdan.UOKAs part of its ongoing awareness initiatives, the Ethar Club and Medical Club at the University of Kalamoon—in alignment with the global Breast Cancer Awareness Month—hosted a scientific lecture titled “An Overview of Breast Cancer,” delivered by Dr. Adnan Ismail.
The event, held on Monday, October 27, 2025, in the Small Auditorium, reflects the University’s continued commitment to engaging with health and community initiatives at both local and global levels.
During the lecture, Dr. Ismail addressed key aspects of breast cancer, including causative factors, mechanisms of spread, and diagnostic methods—with a focus on radiological investigations and the triple assessment approach. He also reviewed the latest treatment methods and highlighted the importance of psychosocial support for patients and survivors.
Furthermore, Dr. Ismail emphasized the vital role of awareness campaigns and early detection programs in reducing incidence rates, in addition to discussing risk factors and preventive measures.
The lecture concluded with an open discussion, where Dr. Ismail responded to questions from the audience. The event was attended by Dr. Sundus Yassin, Head of the Scientific Affairs Council, along with a number of deans, faculty members, administrative staff, and students.