Dr. Jazari famous that AI has enabled the evaluation and extraction of complicated information inside remarkably brief timeframes, shifting the scientific world past linear development. He emphasised two elementary rules: Research Competence and Educational Competence.
“Over the past decade, leading global universities have shifted their structural focus,” Dr. Jazari acknowledged. “By integrating faculty members under the Research Vice-Presidency rather than solely the Educational Vice-Presidency, research becomes the central axis of university development and faculty recruitment based on merit and modern technological proficiency.”
The Six Pillars of ABIU’s Strategic Vision
Dr. Jazari outlined the college’s mission to familiarize worldwide college students with Iranian-Islamic civilization alongside tutorial excellence, specializing in six key strategic headings:
- 1-Competitiveness and Innovation: Fostering a tradition of tutorial excellence amongst school.
2-Transnational Research Policy: Formulating methods primarily based on worldwide information and developments.
3-Infrastructure Development: Expanding the technical and bodily instruments for superior analysis.
4-Smart Evaluation Systems: Implementing AI-driven techniques for educational evaluation.
5-International Integration: Creating a significant hyperlink between schooling and analysis on a worldwide scale.
6-Civilizational Identity and Ethics: Strengthening analysis ethics and Islamic-Iranian cultural id.
“Beneficial Science” and Global Outreach
Also talking on the occasion, Morteza Taheri, Deputy of the Research Planning and Policy Office on the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, pressured the significance of “Beneficial Science” (Ilm al-Nafi’). He urged universities to provide high-quality video articles and multimedia content material to higher replicate Islamic thought and Iranian civilization to the world.
Taheri warned that whereas AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are highly effective instruments for enhancing efficiency and organizing information, they have to not diminish the position of human-led analysis. “Multidimensional science—examining issues from diverse perspectives—is what leads to true social and scientific impact,” he concluded.