Steps are accelerating and efforts are intensifying within the corridors of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls, where the preparatory committees have placed their final touches for the Fourth International Scientific Conference, which carries a pioneering title this year: “Entrepreneurship Applications and Knowledge Parks: Horizons for Excellence in Sports Sciences.” The conference seeks to create an interactive environment that brings together academics and researchers from various countries around the world to discuss the latest developments in sports technology and the investment of “knowledge park” concepts in developing the sports sector, for the period from April 15 to 16, 2026, with the opening time at precisely six o’clock in the evening at the campus of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls.
The conference goals include promoting innovation by integrating entrepreneurship concepts into sports curricula and activities, exchanging expertise by attracting global research that contributes to raising the efficiency of athletic performance, and knowledge investment by highlighting the role of “knowledge parks” in transforming scientific ideas into realistic projects that serve the sports community. The College Deanship confirmed that work is proceeding at full capacity to ensure the conference reflects the college’s standing and scientific history, as halls and smart rooms have been prepared to receive guests and researchers, while providing all technical facilities to transmit the proceedings of the conference sessions.
Steps are accelerating and efforts are intensifying within the corridors of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls, where the preparatory committees have placed their final touches for the Fourth International Scientific Conference, which carries a pioneering title this year: “Entrepreneurship Applications and Knowledge Parks: Horizons for Excellence in Sports Sciences.” The conference seeks to create an interactive environment that brings together academics and researchers from various countries around the world to discuss the latest developments in sports technology and the investment of “knowledge park” concepts in developing the sports sector, for the period from April 15 to 16, 2026, with the opening time at precisely six o’clock in the evening at the campus of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls.
The conference goals include promoting innovation by integrating entrepreneurship concepts into sports curricula and activities, exchanging expertise by attracting global research that contributes to raising the efficiency of athletic performance, and knowledge investment by highlighting the role of “knowledge parks” in transforming scientific ideas into realistic projects that serve the sports community. The College Deanship confirmed that work is proceeding at full capacity to ensure the conference reflects the college’s standing and scientific history, as halls and smart rooms have been prepared to receive guests and researchers, while providing all technical facilities to transmit the proceedings of the conference sessions.
