Department of Network Engineering and Security

Welcome To Our Department

The Department of Network Engineering and Security at the Faculty of Computer and Information Technology was founded in 2009 to fulfill the growing market need for network engineering and security specialists, whether administrators, programmers, analysts, or support staff. The department offers a bachelor program in Network Engineering and Security based on a modern five-year curriculum that provides a solid foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of the areas of network engineering and security. The bachelor degree is awarded after successful completion of 160 credit hours.

Meet Our Students

Marwa El Ghali
Morocco

Thanks to the cultural exchange between Morocco and Jordan, I was fortunate enough to have the incredible chance to pursue my studies in Network Engineering and Security at one of the top universities. With JUST's exceptional academic faculty, which includes doctors, professors, and even teaching assistants, I had the privilege of acquiring invaluable academic knowledge

Mohammad Saad
Jordan

As a student at JUST, my journey in the Network Engineering and Security (NES) department has been transformative. The faculty's dedication and the comprehensive curriculum provided me with a solid foundation in both network engineering and cybersecurity. Through hands-on learning and guidance, I've adeptly navigated the complexities of the IT field, continuously expanding my knowledge and skills.
Moreover, JUST and the NES department actively support a variety of extracurricular activities, including Capture the Flags (CTFs), competitive programming, prestigious national and international tech competitions, as well as involvement in societies and conferences. These opportunities have significantly enriched my educational journey, cultivating a well-rounded approach to learning.
Considering the invaluable experiences that have shaped my growth, I eagerly anticipate contributing to the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity and information technology.