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"Yarmouk Technical College" Organizes an Open Introductory Day for its New Students to Introduce its Programs and the Nature of Applied Education and Training – Photos

"Yarmouk Technical College" Organizes an Open Introductory Day for its New Students to Introduce its Programs and the Nature of Applied Education and Training – Photos

The Technical College at Yarmouk University organized an open introductory day for its new students and their families at the beginning of the 2026-2027 academic year, with the aim of introducing the college, its programs, and the nature of education and applied training within it, and to familiarize them with the university facilities and amenities that will form part of their educational experience.

The college was keen to organize this open day, with the aim of providing an integrated experience for students and their families, reflecting the university's approach towards supporting technical education and linking programs with practical application and benefiting from the university's capabilities and specialized expertise.

The tour started from in front of the Deanship of Student Affairs building, where students and their families were received in successive batches, learning about the university, its services, and student activities, before the tours began in a number of colleges and facilities related to the programs of the Technical College.

The tour included the College of Tourism and Hotels, to learn about the culinary arts program and training facilities, the Hajjawi College of Technological Engineering and laboratories of electrical and electronic engineering and construction engineering and management, in addition to workshops, 3D printers, and applied equipment.

The tour also included the Faculty of Information Technology and Computer Science and its laboratories linked to the data analysis and cybersecurity programs, and the facilities related to the entrepreneurship and small business management program at the College of Business, alongside the faculties of fine arts and sports sciences, the Al-Khwarizmi building, the university museum and the coin hall, and the Hussein bin Talal library.

The dean of the college, Professor Dr. Amjad Al-Fahoum, confirmed that this event represents a practical start to the students' journey in the college, stressing that the college is committed to building a technical educational experience based on skill, application, and connection with the needs of the labor market.

He added that Yarmouk University views the Technical College as a specialized academic model in technical and vocational education, combining international academic standards and practical application, and responding to the rapid changes in the economy, technology, and the labor market.

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