In a strategic move aimed at enhancing the quality of engineering education and aligning academic programs with market needs, the Department of Civil Engineering at the Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technology has established an Advisory Council composed of leading experts and professionals in the field of civil engineering. This initiative is part of the department’s continuous efforts to develop curricula, strengthen students’ practical skills, and ensure that graduates are well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of the engineering industry.
The Advisory Council includes distinguished professionals from the engineering sector, among them:
During the first meeting of the Advisory Council, several faculty members from the department attended, including Dr. Musab Abu Al-Adous, Dr. Faisal Al-Shalabi, Dr. Yaser Jaradat, Dr. Hashim Matarneh, Dr. Mohammad Tamimi, and Dr. Fares Matalqa. The discussions focused on updating curricula, enhancing students’ practical skills, and developing internship and employment opportunities.
The attendees emphasized the integration of modern technologies into academic programs and strengthening collaboration between the faculty and both public and private sectors through workshops and strategic partnerships, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to compete in the job market.
The Advisory Council includes distinguished professionals from the engineering sector, among them:
- Eng. Moen Al-Rabadi – Director of Irbid Public Works
- Eng. Ihsan Zeitoun – Civil Engineer Specialist
- Eng. Basma Al-Othman – Engineer at Irbid Electricity Company
- Eng. Rima Talfah – Director of Idoun Region
- Eng. Mohammad Al-Adwan – Director of Manaseer Concrete Factory – Irbid Branch
- Dr. Wajih Al-Qasim – Former Faculty Member, Department of Civil Engineering
During the first meeting of the Advisory Council, several faculty members from the department attended, including Dr. Musab Abu Al-Adous, Dr. Faisal Al-Shalabi, Dr. Yaser Jaradat, Dr. Hashim Matarneh, Dr. Mohammad Tamimi, and Dr. Fares Matalqa. The discussions focused on updating curricula, enhancing students’ practical skills, and developing internship and employment opportunities.
The attendees emphasized the integration of modern technologies into academic programs and strengthening collaboration between the faculty and both public and private sectors through workshops and strategic partnerships, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to compete in the job market.
