Dr.

Zainab Ibrahim Al-Khudairi

Faculty member

King Saud University.

Email zalkhudairi@ksu.edu.sa

Scientific certificates:

• Ph.D., King Saud University, Philosophy of Educational Administration, specializing in higher

education, specializing in the marketing of university services and universities from the College
of Education, King Saud University.
• Master's degree, Health Administration "Health Administration and Hospitals" from King Saud
University.
• Bachelor's degree, Business Administration from King Saud University.

Practical experiences:

 Supervising the Gulf Cultural Dialogue, Alrewaya branch 2023 AD, at the Arab Gulf Center for
Cultural Dialogue.
 Advisor and head of the cultural sabbatical initiative at the Ministry of Culture (2019-2022).
 Consultant at the Ministry of Culture to create visualizations for the cultural group (2018 AD)
 Assistant Professor at King Saud University 2014 to date.
 lecturer at the Department of Community Health, College of Applied Sciences, King Saud
University.
 Administrative consultant in leadership and strategic planning in several governmental and
private agencies .
 Certified trainer in new Administrative Directions, Leadership and Self-Development.

Academic expertise:

 Chairperson of the Examinations Committee in the Self-Development Department in the joint

preparatory year (2022-2023 AD).
 Member of the Scientific Research Committee in the Department of Self-Development in the
common preparatory year (2022-2023 AD).
 Member of the Course Evaluation Committee in the Self-Development Department in the
Common Preparatory Year (2022-2023 AD).
 Member of the Excellence Committee and supervisor of the excellence students in the Health
Education Program for the year (2014-2019).
 Director of the Media Committee at the First Forum for Women’s Health (22-23-11-2017).
 Founder and General Supervisor of “My Health” magazine of the Department of Community
Health at the College of Applied Medical Sciences (2016-2018 AD.).
 Rapporteur of the Website Committee in the Department of Community Health (2015-2018).