Osama Abdel Aziz Abdel Rahiem Suliman

I’m lecturer in Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Al Neelain University, Khartoum, Sudan.

Now I’m family resident in Al Madam, Sharjah, UAE.

Since I have joined Al Neelain University in 2001 as a lecturer, I have held several administrative positions concurrently with my teaching duties, including:

– Supervisor of the Central Research Laboratory, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Faculty of Science, Al Neelain University.

– Director of the Diploma Program, Faculty of Engineering, Al Neelain University.

– Head of the Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Al Neelain University.

I also worked in:

– Doha, Qatar, at the Doha Center for Education and University Services.

– Dubai, United Arab Emirates, at Al-Shifa Medical Supplies Industry.

Proficient in the following languages:

– Arabic (native language)

– English (language of study – Professional)

– French (residence in France – DELF certificate – Professional)

– Russian (residence in Russia – Russian language certificate for study purposes – Intermediate)

– Urdu (residence in Pakistan for study purposes, noting that university studies are in English – Intermediate)

Proficient in computer (Windows applications, Word, Excel and PowerPoint)

I have received several training courses:

– Academic and professional qualification course

– Various training courses in automated chemical analysis devices (AAS, HPLC, GC, Colourmeter, Balances, pH meter, Electronic Microscope)

Now I’m teaching the following courses:

– General Chemistry (for B.Sc. students)

– Physical Chemistry (for B.Sc. students)

– Analytic chemistry (for B.Sc. students)

– Physics (for B.Sc. students)

– Materials Science (for B.Sc. students)

– Strength of Materials (for B.Sc. students)

– Mathematics (for Secondary and B.Sc. students).

– English language (for primary, intermediate and secondary students)

– French language(for primary, intermediate and secondary students)

– Science (for primary and intermediate students)

– Chemistry and Physics (for  secondary students).