As part of Umm Al Quwain University’s commitment to bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application, the Master of Criminal Sciences Program organized a workshop for its students in collaboration with the Community Protection and Prevention Department of the Umm Al Quwain Police General Command. The workshop focused on “Practical Applications of Electronic Monitoring Bracelets.”
The workshop introduced the concept of electronic monitoring, its objectives and scope of application, and demonstrated the electronic monitoring bracelet technology and how it works. It also addressed how to deal with individuals subject to electronic monitoring in a manner that preserves their human dignity, privacy, and health.
The workshop was delivered by Lieutenant Colonel Nasser bin Tawq and attended by Dr. Hany Bakr, Vice Chancellor of Umm Al Quwain University; Dr. Tarek Abdelsalam, Director of Master’s Programs; and Dr. Emad El-Feky, Professor of Criminal Law.
The workshop reflects the University’s commitment to collaborating with national institutions to connect theoretical learning with practical experience and enhance graduates’ competencies in line with labor market needs.
At the conclusion of the workshop, Dr. Hany Bakr met with Colonel Majid Al Mualla, Deputy Director of the Community Protection and Prevention Department, and the participants were honored in recognition of their contributions.