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In the context of enhancing the role of women in the fields of engineering and technology, a group of male and female faculty members from the College of Computer and Information Technology at the Jordan University of Science and Technology participated in the open day for the women in engineering community, organized by IEEE Women in Engineering, Jordan Branch, to highlight the positive impact of women in engineering. This is a vital area. The event was sponsored by Eng. Amani Al-Azzam, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, and the event witnessed a notable presence of male and female students interested in engineering and technology specializations. The events included the presentation of a group of innovative technological projects.

Student Muhar Ziyad from the Department of Computer Science at the Jordan University of Science and Technology, under the supervision of Dr. Malak Abdullah, won first place in the “Innovative Technologies for Women to Achieve Work-Life Balance” competition and a financial prize of one hundred dinars, which was organized by the IEEE WIE Jordan Section at the level of Jordanian universities. , for her project “Laventer”.

The "Laventer" project aims to support working women by enabling them to organize their time and know the events around them, enabling them to participate in community activities effectively. This project reflects the spirit of innovation and commitment to facilitating the lives of women in various fields of work.

This participation comes as part of the efforts of the Jordan University of Science and Technology to support and enhance the status of women in engineering and technology professions and to encourage young women to explore the opportunities available in these fields.