20-10-2026
The College of Technical Education at the university is starting its scientific activities with an exhibition titled "Towards a Renewed Medical Future: Together for Safe Hands."

With the start of the first academic semester, the College of Technical Education at the university began its scientific activities with an event organized by the Department of Allied Medical Professions. This event included a guidance exhibition and student activity to welcome new students, under the title "Towards a Renewed Medical Future... Together for Safe Hands," with the participation of faculty members and students of the department, and under the supervision of the Community Service and Community Health committees in the department, and in the presence of the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Majed Harahsheh.


The Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Majed Harahsheh, affirmed that organizing this exhibition comes within the framework of the Deanship's keenness to continue implementing scientific and academic activities aimed at supporting the educational process, enhancing health and medical awareness among students, and highlighting the importance of safe medical practices, which contributes to developing their scientific knowledge and practical skills, and keeping pace with developments in medical fields.


He added that this event is consistent with the university's directions towards modernization and development, attention to educational infrastructure, and the promotion of allied medical specialties and applied and digital medical skills, in line with royal directives in developing education and qualifying competencies capable of meeting the needs of the health sector.


The exhibition, held in the college courtyard, included a مجموعة of awareness and practical corners that aimed to introduce new students to the newly developed specializations, academic programs, and their professional fields, by distributing and displaying guidance brochures, in addition to presenting practical demonstrations on the correct use of personal protective equipment, respiratory therapy, immediate first aid and emergencies, and the latest radiography techniques, which contributes to enhancing students' practical skills and consolidating the concepts of safety and sound medical practice.


The event included various presentations, competitions, and interactive activities that contributed to enhancing student participation and encouraging them to interact and learn, in a scientific and awareness-raising atmosphere that combined theoretical knowledge and practical application.


This event comes within the plan of the College of Technical Education aimed at continuing to organize purposeful scientific and student activities, enhancing the quality of the educational process, and consolidating a culture of continuous development, which contributes to preparing allied medical cadres who possess the necessary knowledge and skills to keep pace with the requirements of the health sector and enhance the college's role in community service.