ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
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A year of transformation, growth and success<br />
Admissions Department<br />
I. Executive Summary<br />
<strong>The</strong> Admissions Office is responsible for the<br />
recruitment and admissions of undergraduate<br />
students to the PI. Our team works closely<br />
with ADNOC to fulfill students’ scholarship<br />
opportunities. In addition to attending to many<br />
hundreds of visitors, phone calls and emails<br />
requesting information about admissions,<br />
we are proactive in attracting prospective<br />
undergraduates to the PI.<br />
Recruitment is indeed a major function of the<br />
Admissions Office. Recruitment efforts include<br />
marketing (advertisements and publications),<br />
participation at exhibitions, presentations<br />
at conferences & seminars, visiting schools,<br />
hosting campus visits and holding open days.<br />
Processing applications is the other key role<br />
of the office. We are responsible for ensuring<br />
that each application is correctly completed<br />
and forwarding these to ADNOC for final<br />
approval. <strong>The</strong> office then follows up ADNOC’s<br />
decisions by communicating with applicants<br />
and updating data in the PI’s internal database.<br />
<strong>The</strong> office is also responsible for planning and<br />
implementing the Orientation Week for new<br />
students and for printing and issuing ID cards<br />
for new undergraduates and graduates.<br />
II. Highlights for Academic<br />
Year 2011-2012<br />
Admissions Fall 2011<br />
<strong>The</strong> application forms were converted<br />
to electronic version this year. An online<br />
application form offered a more convenient<br />
approach for applicants and was widely<br />
accepted. <strong>The</strong> applications of shortlisted<br />
students were sent to ADNOC for final<br />
approval and once the verdicts were received,<br />
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