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Artificial intelligence opens new horizons for student entrepreneurship at Mutah University

Artificial intelligence opens new horizons for student entrepreneurship at Mutah University

Mutah University continues to strengthen its orientation towards entrepreneurship and innovation by employing artificial intelligence tools to develop student projects and link academic knowledge with practical application, enabling students to transform their ideas into prototypes and scalable applications.

In this context, the University's Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, in cooperation with the Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC), organized a training workshop titled "Getting to Know Replit: Developing Projects Using AI Programming," presented by Shaker Al-Amayreh, Head of Partnerships for the Middle East and North Africa at Replit, as part of the training program accompanying the Mutah Award for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

The workshop reviewed the platform's potential in software and application development using artificial intelligence tools, and the mechanisms for employing them to turn ideas into prototypes and applied projects, which contributes to simplifying and accelerating development processes and provides students with tools that help them test and develop their ideas more efficiently.

During his meeting with Al-Amayreh, University President Dr. Salamah Al-Nuaimat emphasized the importance of supporting entrepreneurship and innovation, and empowering students to employ modern technologies to develop their ideas and transform them into applied projects, noting the university's keenness to provide quality training programs that keep pace with technological developments and enhance students' practical skills.

Al-Nuaimat praised the role of the Zain Innovation Campus, the strategic partner and official sponsor of the Mutah Award for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, in supporting entrepreneurial programs and strengthening the partnership between the university and the private sector, which contributes to providing specialized training opportunities for students.

For his part, the Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Dr. Walid Al-Rawadiyah, confirmed that the center will continue to implement programs and initiatives that link academic knowledge with practical application and keep pace with digital transformations, especially in the field of artificial intelligence, to enhance the culture of entrepreneurship and innovation among students.

The workshop is part of the training program for the Mutah Award for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, which aims to develop students' skills and provide them with the necessary tools and knowledge to develop their ideas and enhance their ability to leverage modern technology in building entrepreneurial projects.

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