Dr. Nina Abdul Razzak Wins the Gulf Insider Bahrain Innovation and Excellence Award

Nina Abdul Razzak

In an inspiring achievement for educational innovation, Dr. Nina Abdul Razzak, an Associate Professor at the American University of Bahrain (AUBH), has been honored with the Gulf Insider Bahrain Education: Innovation and Excellence Award. This prestigious award recognizes her groundbreaking work on a "Quality Assurance Framework for AI-Infused Teaching and Learning at the Higher Education Level."

Dr. Abdul Razzak's framework addresses the increasingly important role of artificial intelligence in education, offering a structured approach to integrating AI into teaching practices while ensuring high standards of quality and accountability. Her vision is transformative, aiming to enhance the educational experience for both instructors and students by leveraging AI in ways that foster personalized, adaptive learning environments. By developing this framework, she envisions a future where higher education can harness the full potential of AI, not only to improve learning outcomes but also to support educational equity and accessibility.

Reflecting on this honor, Dr. Abdul Razzak expressed gratitude to AUBH for its support and visionary leadership, noting that the achievement is as much the university’s as it is her own. AUBH’s commitment to innovative and forward-thinking educational practices has provided an ideal environment for her to research, develop, and implement new ideas. Dr. Abdul Razzak also extended heartfelt thanks to Gulf Insider Media, whose recognition of her work highlights the platform’s dedication to celebrating impactful educational success stories in Bahrain.

This award underscores AUBH’s role in promoting educational excellence and its emphasis on preparing students for a future shaped by technological advancements. As Dr. Abdul Razzak continues her work, she serves as an inspiring figure in the field of education, demonstrating how academia can adapt and thrive in an era of rapid technological change.

Source / Photo: Nina Abdul Razzak LinkedIn