Amman Arab University hosted students from Anbeh Secondary Comprehensive School for Girls in an educational visit focused on entrepreneurship, innovation, digital manufacturing, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.
Organised by the university’s Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship Center in coordination with its Business School, the visit aimed to connect classroom learning with practical applications and introduce the students to the university environment.
The programme included a session on entrepreneurship led by faculty members Rami Hanandeh and Khaled Gharaibeh. The session covered the role of entrepreneurship in turning creative ideas into viable projects, along with the importance of initiative and innovative thinking.
The students also visited the center’s technical support and digital manufacturing unit, where they explored projects, technologies and the process of developing ideas into prototypes and tangible products.
A separate session led by Information Technology faculty member Bilal Khater addressed cybersecurity, data protection and artificial intelligence applications. It also highlighted the need for safe and responsible technology use, according to the announcement.
The university concluded the visit by presenting certificates of appreciation to the accompanying teachers, recognising their role in supporting the students’ participation in educational and interactive activities.
Source: Ammon News
