Amman:The National University College of Technology has inaugurated a new student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) to enhance students' access to technical training, industry expertise, and career opportunities.
According to Jordan News Agency, the launch event was attended by approximately 120 students, faculty members, and technology industry representatives. This inauguration was part of the Global Entrepreneurship Week activities, organized in collaboration with OLISTIC.
During the ceremony, College Dean Ayman Al Maqableh underscored the significance of practical technical activities in equipping students for the job market. Mousa Al Akhras, IEEE Jordan Section Chair, emphasized the organization's role in fostering professional development, knowledge exchange, and networking.
Branch adviser Bilal Al Salaymeh detailed plans to engage students in technical workshops, collaborative projects, and activities that connect them with engineers and industry experts. The event, led by founding student Faraj Al Khaldi, addressed challenges such as adapting to an AI-driven job market and transforming innovative ideas into viable business ventures.
Adel Al Ghaboun from GITRDY highlighted the skills employers look for and provided advice on job interview preparation. Meanwhile, OLISTIC representative Ali Qattan discussed the stages of entrepreneurial project development and opportunities for women in entrepreneurship.
The ceremony concluded with acknowledgments to speakers, supporting companies, and organizing team members. Under the slogan "We Take Responsibility, We Make an Impact," the new branch aims to unite students from different disciplines to develop practical projects and strengthen ties with the technology sector.