Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan Celebrates the Graduation of the Thirtieth Batch of Summer Semester Students
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Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan celebrated the graduation of the thirtieth batch of summer semester students for the academic year 2025/2026, under the patronage of the University President, Professor Dr. Muhammad Al-Majali, and in the presence of the Vice President, Professor Dr. Fouad Al-Qarm, deans of faculties, faculty and administrative staff, and parents of the graduates.
Dr. Al-Majali, in a speech delivered on this occasion, expressed his pride in graduating a new batch of university students, believing in the importance of work and construction in the Jordan of goodness, loyalty, and giving, pointing out that the university has been keen since its inception to present a distinguished model of graduates, who were armed with genuine ambition and determination, and realized their responsibility in serving their homeland and contributing to its construction and progress.
He stressed that the size of the achievement is not linked to a specific time, explaining that the university has made great strides in the march of progress and development, achieving a distinguished presence at the level of higher education, pointing out that the university is an integral part of the homeland, and its contribution forms a tributary of construction and giving in Jordan.
He pointed out that the university carried a noble educational message, and dedicated itself to being an important component of the national cultural project adopted by Jordan, affirming that its successive achievements and outstanding successes in various fields reflect the reflection of institutional work based on integrated strategies, compatible programs, and sound planning.
He pointed out that the university staff have been keen to work with the spirit of one team, within an organized and disciplined institution, reflecting the level of dedication and dedication to work, pointing out that this was reflected in the university's excellence in the fields of scientific research and community service, the quality of academic programs, quality assurance, obtaining international accreditations, introducing new specializations, holding international conferences, concluding agreements, and paying attention to infrastructure, enhancing extracurricular activities, and supporting outstanding students.
He expressed his pride in the fact that the university is the only private university that has been hosting, for more than two years, about eighteen thousand male and female students, distributed over nine scientific and humanities faculties, thirty-five programs for bachelor's students, and sixteen programs for master's students, affirming that these programs keep pace with the requirements and needs of the labor market.
He added that the university also hosts about three thousand five hundred male and female students from more than twenty countries, representing about twenty percent of the total number of university students, which reflects the diversity of the university environment and its openness to students from different countries.
He pointed out that the graduation ceremony coinciding with the start of the new academic year represents an occasion to look forward to a year full of goodness, love, and loyalty, and to continue achieving the achievements that add to the university's success story, wishing that it would be a year of security and stability for Jordan and its people.
He stressed that students represent one of the university's priorities, which has made continuous efforts to provide them with comfort and reassurance, enabling them to continue their scientific and practical journey with confidence and competence, to be true ambassadors of their university and homeland wherever they go, affirming that they are the trust of the university and its family members, congratulating the graduates and their families on this occasion, and wishing them a future full of success and giving.
For her part, student Razan Al-Faqeeh, in a speech delivered on behalf of the graduates, expressed her happiness on this occasion that crowns years of hard work and diligence, pointing out that reaching graduation day was the result of the joint efforts of the students, their families, and their teachers. She affirmed the graduates' pride in their university and homeland, and their aspiration to continue the journey of science and giving, and to contribute to serving the homeland and building its future.
The number of graduates in the summer semester was five hundred and thirty-four male and female students, of whom five hundred and twenty-three were bachelor's graduates, and eleven were master's graduates.
