The Electronic Sites Division is one of the specialized technical units within the university, responsible for developing, managing, and maintaining all university websites and digital platforms. The division aims to ensure the provision of accurate, reliable, and easily accessible content for all university users, including students, faculty members, staff, and visitors, while enhancing the digital user experience and ensuring the continuity and efficiency of website operations in accordance with university policies, information security standards, and academic accreditation and quality assurance requirements.
Tasks:
- Continuously improve the performance of university websites to ensure a robust software infrastructure compatible with the latest digital developments, reflecting the academic level of the university.
- Implement ongoing modifications to content, menus, and services related to colleges, administrative units, and centers in both Arabic and English, based on information provided by the website liaison officers.
- Publish news and announcements in the designated sections accurately, including addition, modification, and deletion, based on information provided by the Public Relations and Media Department.
- Ensure the sustainability of university websites, including conference websites for all academic colleges, personal pages for faculty members, the university newsletter, and faculty research pages.
- Establish new academic and administrative units on the university website in accordance with university plans and user needs.
- Follow up on the implementation of the Webometrics plan to enhance the website’s global ranking and visibility.
- Design, develop, and build the website interfaces to ensure an interactive and user-friendly experience.
- Develop and expand the structure and divisions of website content to facilitate access to information and services for all users.
- Coordinate with colleges, administrative units, and the Systems and Networks Management Division to ensure the integration of websites with the university’s technological infrastructure.