Scientific Awareness Seminar on "Integrated Awareness for Female University Students and Its Impact on Self-Protection"

College of Education for Pure Sciences Organizes a Scientific Awareness Seminar on "Integrated Awareness for Female University Students and Its Impact on Self-Protection"

The College of Education for Pure Sciences, through the University Psychological Counseling Division and in cooperation with the Continuing Education Division, organized a scientific awareness seminar titled "Integrated Awareness for Female University Students and Its Impact on Self-Protection." This event is part of the college's activities aimed at enhancing awareness and fostering balanced personality development among female students.

The seminar aimed to highlight the significance of integrated awareness as a cornerstone for self-protection and the foundation for a secure and successful university future. The session addressed multiple thematic axes, including academic awareness, personal hygiene, appropriate attire, prudent selection of peers, management of social relationships, and personal safety, in addition to financial and legal awareness.

Furthermore, the seminar focused on the issue of electronic extortion (cyber-blackmail) and preventive measures, given its increasing threat in the digital environment. It underscored the role of awareness in empowering female students to protect themselves against both behavioral and digital risks.