Al al-Bayt University Faculty of Law organizes a welcoming and introductory meeting for its new students.
The College of Law at Al al-Bayt University, in the presence of vice deans, assistant deans, and faculty members, organized an introductory and welcoming meeting for new students in Prince Hassan bin Talal Auditorium at the College of Engineering. The meeting began with a minute of silence and the recitation of Al-Fatiha for the souls of the nation's martyrs. The aim was to integrate new students into the university environment and provide them with the necessary legal knowledge for their academic and future professional journey.
At the outset of the meeting, the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Farhan Al-Masaeed, welcomed the students, emphasizing that the law specialization grants its holder high moral and personal value. He urged them to be fortified and courageous in their practical and academic lives. Al-Masaeed stressed the need for full commitment to the university's principles and current regulations, especially regarding proper academic conduct during lectures, coursework, and exams. He also pointed out the importance of understanding the student disciplinary system and attendance criteria to avoid any obstacles that might hinder their progress.
The Dean called on students to regularly consult their academic advisors and follow their study plans and course schedules. He noted that the Deanship of the College is the official umbrella responsible for resolving all their issues and problems, affirming that the College of Law is one family characterized by love, with no room for violence or hatred. He also warned against the danger of misleading rumors, recommending reliance on the college's and university's official websites as exclusive sources of information.
Al-Masaeed affirmed that Jordan is a tolerant nation that rejects intellectual extremism and fanaticism in opinion, considering law students a beacon for all university specializations. The meeting reviewed the practical tasks awaiting legal professionals in their careers and the national and university competitions available to hone their skills. He cited successful examples of distinguished college graduates who have held advanced positions inside and outside the Kingdom under the college's permanent motto of excellence and diligence.
The Director of Public Relations and Media at the university, Nasser Al-Shubail, urged students to seek information from official university sources. He announced that students interested in media training at the university radio station were welcome, noting the university administration's constant keenness to support student and academic creativity and provide a stimulating environment for excellence. The meeting concluded with an open discussion session during which the Dean answered questions and inquiries from the audience.