Represented by Prof. Moath Al-Jarrah, Dr. Ahmed Mustafa, and Dr. Khaled Rawashdeh, the College of Computer and Information Technology participated in a meeting hosted by the School 42 program in Amman. Affiliated with the Crown Prince Foundation, School 42 is concerned with developing youth skills in computer science and programming through an innovative, self-learning, project-based educational methodology.

His Excellency the Ch​airman of the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Commission, Prof. Dr. Zafer Al-Sarayra, as well as a number of university presidents and IT college deans, attended the meeting. The program director, Ms. Tina Soueis, reviewed the program's global origins, educational philosophy, and student selection mechanisms. She also discussed its success in graduating students who can compete in local and international labor markets.

Participants praised the program's advanced level and its role in preparing a qualified generation to keep pace with rapid technological developments, stressing the importance of adopting such educational models in Jordanian universities.

Commenting on the College of Computer and Information Technology's participation, Dean Mounir Bani Yassin stressed the importance of opening up to leading global experiences in technological education for developing educational outcomes and enhancing the ability of the college's graduates to compete in the labor market. He added: These initiatives provide our students with broader opportunities to acquire practical skills that align with global IT sector trends.