Curricula Vitae
Nuha Hamood Mubarak AL-Abri
Muscat- Al-Seeb
E-mail: Nuha-ALAbri@hotmail.com
Personal Profile:
A graduate with a bachelor’s degree in English Education, with a GPA of 3.81, has a
very good English language competence with good presentation and writing skills.
Hold very good computer and communication skills.
Personal Data
Nationality: Omani
Date of Birth: November 16, 1989
Education and Qualifications
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2014 Got 6 in IELTS
2014 A Bachelor’s degree in English Education from the University of
Nizwa, Nizwa- Sultanate of Oman
2009 The Secondary Certificate from ALAin Secondary School for Girls,
Nizwa, Sultanate of Oman
Skills and Abilities
(1) Computer Skills
 Designing posters and brochures
 Using Microsoft programs
 Scientific research in the internet
(2) Interpersonal Skills
 Enjoying leadership qualities
 Very good presentation skills
 A cooperative team member
(3) Personal Skills
 Can efficiently handle Multi-tasking jobs
 Able to adapt oneself to new surroundings
Activities and Achievements
 2014 Delivered a speech in the VICISU (Vienna International ChristianIslamic Summer University) about Islam and Oman that was held at Stift
Altenburg, Austria .
 20014 Got the second prize in the final year project at Nizwa university
 2014 Ranked the second in the graduation class
 2013 Delivered a speech on the Omani cultural day at the University of
Wisconsin Oshkosh in the United States about how people should enjoy being
different.
 2013 Participated in the cultural week at the University of Nizwa
 2013 Participated in providing information about Oman for the American
political science students in the reception event.
 2012 selected by the university with other 9 students to meet Farah
Pandith, the special representative to Muslim Communities for the United
States Department of State to discuss with her some real issues that have
something to do with Islam and the conflicts that face youth accordingly (
see appendix 1).
 2011 Delivered a speech on the Silver Jubilee day of Oman at Robert
Gordon University in the United Kingdom.
 2007 Got the first place in a competition in Nizwa about the Art of the
Arabic Diction and Rhetoric
Experiences and Courses
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August 1- August 22 , 2014
A course in interfaith religions of VICISU (Vienna International ChristianIslamic Summer University). The summer university was organized by the
Faculty of Low and the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of
Vienna with the support of the Austria Federal Ministry for Science,
Research and Economy (see appendix 1)
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June 2- July 8, 2013
International Horizons Summer Program at Wisconsin-Oshkosh
University, The United States of America (see appendix 1)
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November29- November 30, 2012
BUMUN workshop- (Bahrain Universities Model United Nations)- in
Bahrain, Kingdom of Bahrain (see appendix 1).
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November20- November 21, 2011
A workshop in how to create a cohesive family at Nizwa University,
Nizwa.
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June 13- July 27, 2011
International Horizons Summer Program at Robert Gordon University,
The United Kingdom (see appendix 1).
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May 17, 2009
A workshop in media skills of writing journalistic investigations, seminars,
news and reports, at Nizwa University, Nizwa.
Hobbies
Reading, writing, traveling, making friends, and learning about others’ cultures
References
Dr Louisa Buckingham, Associate Professor, louisa@unizwa.edu.om
Dr Joseph Rega, Assistant Professor, Joseph@unizwa.edu.om
Appendix 1
Experiences:
The VICISU (Vienna International Christian-Islamic Summer University),
August3 - August22, 2014, Stift Altenburg, Austria.
The summer university was organized by the Faculty of Low and the Faculty of
Catholic Theology at the University of Vienna with the support of the Austria Federal
Ministry for Science, Research and Economy. I was one of the students who have
been accepted in that scholarship was given by the Austrian government and I was
very happy by then. I studied different course which were very new to me like
Introduction to Christianity, Introduction to Islam, International law, International
human rights, Human rights in Islam, Religions and States. Those experiences made
me well exposed to the most issues are discussed on the table around the world.
Students from different countries like Austria, Germany, Swiss land, Indonesia and
other countries provided us with strong feedback about the real situations of religions
and how they are practiced in the term of human rights and States and political level.
Such participation always push me to make sure that I am a wonderful part of this
beautiful world and I have to work hard to make peace covers its background.
the International Horizons Summer Program that was in Wisconsin University ,
June 2- July 8, 2013, US.
I participated in the International Horizons Summer Program 2013 which was
set up for us in the United State. I learned there how stereotypes can be smashed
under the power of real conversations between people in attempt to have good
feedback about both cultures and nations. Furthermore I met one of the members of
the American congress who talked about how education and economic take place in
the states. We asked him many questions that made him realized that we Omani
people appreciate education a lot. Also I delivered a speech in front of American
students and some stuff of Wisconsin university about how we can enjoy being
different from each other. Moreover I accomplished high scores in both subjects I
studied there. The first subject I got 99% and the other one was 97%.
The workshop of Bahrain Universities Model United Nations Conference,
November29- November 30, 2012.
I was selected by the university to participate in Bahrain Universities Model
United Nations Conference 2012. It was like a huge event for me, and excellent
opportunity to see visually how political issues are held in the global community, as I
am very interested in such topics. Meeting some ambassadors, political experts, and
different students from different parts of the world added a lot of experiences into my
knowledge and made me able to visualize where my country and I will be in the near
future. It also raised myself-confidence. This experience motivated me to work more
on myself to be skillful in the language in order to be on the right level that enabling
me to have a clear, useful and interesting voice in the world.
Short meeting with Farah Pandith, the special representative to Muslim
Communities for the United States Department of State, 2012.
I was one of those students who has been selected to meet Farah Pandith, the
special representative to Muslim communities for the United States department of
state. We discussed a lot of issues that relate to Oman generally and to Islam
particularly. During that conversation, I really realized how much of responsibility is
required from us as students to represent ourselves in the way it should be, also in a
way that respects all the freedoms of people and countries to accept them as the way
they are.
The International Horizons Summer Program, at Robert Gordon University,
June 13- July 27, 2011, UK.
I was looking for something more than being an English language student. I
wanted to practice the language I learn, as it said, learning language is a social
practice (Asraf, 1996). Thus, I decided to participate in the International Horizons
Summer Program that was in Scotland, 2011.I learned there how to keep my smile on
my face whatever happens because we can't experience different situations if we feel
stressful and scared of what is going to happen next. My smile found me an area to be
more likable and easily interact with people which in turn has great impact on me. It
kept me away from facing hard time to get along with the culture and its people.
Moreover I got the opportunity to deliver a speech on the behalf of my colleagues on
the Omani open day to talk about how it is a pleasure to emerge the melody of
Scottish music with the melody of the Omani music to be hearing as one voice,
although the aspects of both lifestyles were different. Moreover I achieved 94% on the
final exams has been set up for us in English language.