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What is the H1N1 virus?
 H1N1 (formerly referred to as swine flu) is a new type of influenza A virus circulating worldwide.   Since this is a new, or novel, type of influenza, many people are susceptible to it and lack any prior immunity.

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On behalf of the Engineering Department, I am glad to congratulate Mr. Mohammed Al Araimi (HOS –Electronics &Electrical Engineering) on his recent selection for inclusion on the ministry of manpower list as “Employee of the month” April, 2009. This brings success not only to Him, but also to our Department.

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A total of 270 graduates successfully hurdled the years of academic learning and were worthy to be awarded with their qualification title from certificate, diploma, and higher diploma during the graduation ceremony on May 24, 2009 held at the College Auditorium at 7:30PM

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The World Summit Awards- a global initiative on e-contents and applications

Our ministry,Ministry of Manpower has won a global award for improving the lives of those living in the sultanate has been recognised at a prestigious United Nations endorsed awards.

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The Sultanate of Oman, with the supervision of the Ministry of Manpower, has established seven dynamic technological colleges in the Sultanate of Oman namely: Higher College of Technology in Muscat, Shinas College of Technology in Shinas, Nizwa College of Technology in Nizwa, Salalah College of Technology in Salalah, Ibra College of Technology, Ibri College of Technology, Al Musanna College of Technology.

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The Shell Centenary Scholarship Fund (TSCSF) was established as a registered charity in 1997.Under various Masters programmes, TSCSF offers postgraduate students from developing countries the opportunity to study in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, and gain skills that will make a long-term contribution to the further development of their countries.

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Oman has transformed over the years with the remarkable achievements. From a mere country that had only a few basic roads, a tiny number of schools and little in the way of medical care; its people were poor and disadvantaged. Today, Oman had attained multi-lane roads, modern school and universities, advanced healthcare services making it a “promising country” to live on.