​The Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) achieved two top rankings in the annual graduation projects competition organized by the Jordan Engineers Association for Jordanian universities. This achievement reflects the quality of its academic and research outputs and the excellence of its students in transforming engineering knowledge into innovative applied solutions and projects.

The university secured second place in two engineering tracks. The first was in the Computer Engineering Department – ​​Electrical/Computer Engineering Division, for a graduation project supervised by Dr. Mohammad Alshboul and implemented by students Malek Salameh, Lima Hamad, Qutaiba Ananzeh, and Abdul Rahman Basim.

The university also won second place in the graduation projects competition for the Chemical Engineering Department – ​​Chemical Engineering Division, for an applied project supervised by Prof. Mohammad Harahsheh and implemented by students Mariam Dawood and Lana Al-Balkhi.

This achievement, attained in two different engineering disciplines, underscores the advanced level of JUST in engineering education, research, and innovation. It embodies the university's approach to providing a stimulating academic environment that empowers students to develop their scientific ideas and transform them into high-quality engineering projects capable of competing at the national level.

The win also reflects the university’s commitment to linking theoretical knowledge with practical application, and to fostering a culture of innovation and leadership among its students, which contributes to preparing engineering competencies capable of contributing to the development of the industry and technology sectors, and finding innovative solutions to the challenges facing society and the national economy.