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22Student Clubs

in many academic majors, plus social and athletic fields

Won top places in numerous international and national academic

and sporting competitions

145 EventsEvery year, PSUT

organizes a range of academic, training, cultural, technical and sports events

89%of PSUT graduates find employment

within 6 months of graduation

among Jordanian universities in the University

Proficiency Exam in 82% of majors

225scientific and academic

cooperation agreements signed with universities and institutions all over

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on September 22 – 23, 2019 at the Welcome Reception

for new students where they can meet with the President, get to know their Deans, their majors,

and their study requirements

We hope to see you at this

fun event

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• King Hussein School of Computing Sciences

• King Hussein School of Computing Sciences - Labs

• Classrooms (201-208) • Student cafeteria• University Presidency• Friendship Auditorium • International Relations Office• Center for Quality Assurance• Dept. of Public Relations and Media • Main Administration Office and

Postal Services• Music Center• King Abdullah II School of

Engineering• Ibn Al-Shater Hall• Classrooms (301-308) • Louay Shamout Auditorium• Classrooms (341-343) • King Abdullah II School of

Engineering – Labs

• Deanship of Admissions and Registration

• Administration• Finance Department • Deanship of Student Affairs• Student Leisure Area• Student Council Office• Student Clubs Office• Student Transport Services• Stationery and Book Sales• King Abdullah I School for Graduate

Studies and Scientific Research• Department of Basic Sciences• University Services Coordination Unit• King Talal School of Business

Technology • Classrooms (811 – 832) • School Library• Training and Consultation Center• Classrooms (921 – 922) • Queen Rania Center for

Entrepreneurship• e-Learning Center

• PSUT Alumni Club• El-Hassan Library• Student parking / School of

Computing Sciences• Parking - Deans, Directors and Visitors• Student parking / School of

Engineering• Student parking / School of Business• Sports Courts• Student Health Center• Loyalty Square• RSS Presidency • PSUT Garden• Employee parking• Higher Council for Science and

Technology• ICT Center • RSS - Main Entrance • PSUT – South Entrance• PSUT – Main Entrance• PSUT Students Entrance and RSS

Side Entrance

In the Name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful

Peace and blessings be upon the greatest of Allah’s prophets, and upon his family and Companions

To our dear new students,

It is my pleasure, on my own behalf and on behalf of the entire PSUT family, to extend to you the warmest welcome from your University – Princess Sumaya University for Technology - and congratulate you on being accepted here. It will be our pleasure to watch over and care for you throughout your period of study. Our happiness springs from the fact that you have met the University’s stringent admission conditions, which is only achieved by distinguished students, and that you will now go on to contribute to raising its reputation higher and higher.

Dear students,

As you enter this University, I urge you to always remember that you have joined an institution built upon solid foundations. PSUT strives hard to achieve its vision of leadership in its available fields of science and knowledge, and the platforms of science and knowledge are dedicated to achieving the University’s mission of graduating distinguished students and supporting serious scientific research. These platforms have been erected in spacious grounds and a fertile university environment, to facilitate the achievement of the University's goals, the greatest of which is the launch of high quality educational programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and the encouragement of innovation and creativity.

My dear students,

Under the wise and dedicated patronage of HRH Sumaya bint El Hassan, the University set off on its journey, making one great achievement after another, until it earned its place as an academic edifice and a guiding light for all those who strive toward leadership and excellence. Along the way, PSUT built itself a good reputation and gained recognition among local and international universities. The University puts all of its resources, both material and human, at your disposal. In return, it calls upon you to work to be outstanding students who jealously uphold the reputation of your University and keenly seek to expand its prestige.

Finally, we wish you every success in achieving the goals that have brought you here to PSUT.

May you be blessed with the peace and mercy of Allah the Almighty.

The University’s locationPrincess Sumaya University for Technology is the academic branch of El Hassan Science City. It is strategically located in the Al-Jubaiha area within El Hassan Science Park, alongside the Royal Scientific Society, the Supreme Council for Science and Technology and the El Hassan Business Park. Al-Jubaiha is one of the most important areas of the capital city Amman, and the University is close to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, the University of Jordan, and the Jordanian Geographical Center.

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Quick factsPopulation and area

The population is four million Amman, the capital covers an

area of 1,680 km2

Time zoneGMT +2

Language

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CurrencyJordanian dinar, equivalent to

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Climate: The weather in Amman is

generally moderate, with the Mediterranean climate

prevailing in most areas of the capital, especially in the

higher areas. Winter temperatures sometimes fall in January to zero or below,

causing snowfall on the higher areas.

El Hassan Library: The Library strives to meet the University’s academic mission aims, and to assist in furnishing an outstanding level of university education. It also works to improve the teaching and research processes, providing support by tracking current academic and technological advancements on the world stage. Library opening hours: The Library is open every day, except Friday, according to the following schedule: • Saturday - 11.00 am to 4.00 pm • Sunday to Thursday - 8.00 am to 8.30 pm The Book Store: Located near the Wafa’ Building, the Book Store provides students with their study needs such as books, documents, and stationery, as well as a low-priced photocopying service. The Book Store is open from morning to evening to serve our students. The Deanship of Student Affairs: The Deanship of Student Affairs serves as the main artery of the student body, overseeing and following up on all matters that may arise affecting our students, and offering help and solutions to any problems. The Deanship offers many of the services needed by our students during their time of study at PSUT and is made up of the following departments: Dept. of Student ServicesThis department offers various services, including

issuing University ID cards and parking permits, welcoming new students, conducting the Student Council elections, organizing the annual Open Day, monitoring Student Council activities, and arranging student trips. Dept. of Sports Activities:The department organizes internal sports tournaments and competitions in addition to inter- university events. It also manages the University’s facilities, giving students the opportunity to practice their athletic interests, based on their own level of skill and fitness. Department of Culture, Arts and Music: This department is responsible for catering to students’ cultural leanings and interests. It aims to develop their talents in literature in the form of novels, short stories, poetry and drama, in addition to organizing cultural seminars and conferences each year. It also encourages students whose talents lie in the range of musical, theatrical and singing arts. The Department of Social and Personal Guidance: The University’s Department of Social and Personal Guidance offers a range of academic and social services to students, helping the student to understand himself, his abilities and the possibilities open to him in his environment, so that he can fully exploit them to achieve his goals. Foreign Student Services OfficeThe Office provides services and organizes activities for our visiting students of various nationalities

from other Arab countries and others who have chosen PSUT as their place of study. Community Service Office:The Office is a community organization based in the local community and affiliated with the University. It depends mainly on voluntary work performed by PSUT students and members of the local community. The Health Center:PSUT has a Health Center which offers health services and treatment to both students and staff of the University. The center provides follow-up care and treatment of chronic illnesses, ensuring that such patients receive regular care. Learning Support:Part of the Deanship of Admissions and Registration, the Learning Support Office provides a suitable environment for students who are facing learning difficulties such as problems with writing, hearing, vision, speaking, and other problems, offering the help needed for their academic success. Close attention is also paid to the process of academic advising to make it easier for students to register and fulfill their study obligations. Student transport: Although the University is located at the heart of Amman, where public transport is readily available, we have made sure to provide our students with modern, air-conditioned vehicles to transport them between specified areas and the University according to a set time-table as follows:

Route one: The city route, which covers the following areas: Al-Waha Circle (Habiba), before al-Haramain Junction, the Seventh Circle (C-Town), the Eighth Circle, Mecca Street roundabout, Khalda roundabout, Suweileh pedestrian bridge. Route two: Raghadan route, which covers the following areas: Tariq Mall traffic lights, Mashaghel roundabout, Ministry of Health traffic lights, Raghadan bus terminal, al-Istiqlal station, Istiqlal Mall, Ministry of the Interior roundabout, Mukhtar Mall. • The transport service is available to all students upon payment of the appropriate fees at Financial Affairs.Student parking areas: PSUT provides car parking facilities for students according to School. Car parking areas meet all public safety conditions and requirements, with safe entrance and exit pathways. PSUT security staff is on hand to assist and facilitate students’ safety as they enter and exit the parking lots. Students can apply for campus parking permits at the Deanship of Student Affairs. The Student Council: Every year, in late April, elections are held to choose the representatives of the Student Council. The Council is responsible for organizing different cultural and social student events, and arranging regular meetings to encourage communication between students and members of the administrative and teaching staff. It also works to

solve any problems students may face and to represent their cases, as well as raising student awareness on a number of issues, and playing an active role in improving and updating the University’s general facilities. Student Clubs and Societies: The student clubs are affiliated to the Deanship of Student Affairs and play an important role in shaping students’ scholastic and life experiences by giving them the opportunity to practice a whole range of academic and extracurricular pursuits that help them to develop a sense of belonging to the University community by working alongside like-minded colleagues. The following are some of the clubs at PSUT: 1. IEEE: A branch of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers) was established at the University. This is an international, non-profit organization concerned with development in the fields of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The PSUT students’ branch aims at bridging the gap between the academic and the practical aspects of engineering in a way that allows students to keep pace with the constant advancements and developments in the fields of Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. This is achieved through academic and extracurricular activities and conferences suited to the available majors. PSUT’s branch of IEEE is one of the most active branches in

the Asian continent. 2. DART Entrepreneurial Club: This is a very active student organization, founded at PSUT in 2004 with the aim of improving students’ creative and entrepreneurial skills. The club holds workshops and lectures designed to build bridges of cooperation between the University and the local market, and encourage entrepreneurial thinking among the students. 3. Robotics Club (PERC): Founded in 2005, the club was the first of its kind to be found at a Jordanian university. The aim is to introduce students to robot technology and engineering. The club has represented the University and achieved excellent results in numerous competitions. 4. Model United Nations (MUN): Established in 2010, the MUN aims to forge a link between PSUT’s students and the international developments that fall under the auspices of the United Nations. The society keeps students informed on the hottest international issues under discussion. 5. “Noon” Cultural Society:The first cultural club at the University, “Noon” encourages students to widen their cultural horizons while keeping their own heritage vibrant. Focus is put upon students reading and writing literary works in the Arabic language. 6. Computer Graphics and Animation Club (CGA): Founded in 2010, this club is especially for those

students who have a passion for creating animated films and games. The aim is to raise the students’ aptitude in computer graphics through a series of workshops and training courses, and to create links between students and graduates of this specialization. 7. Academic Club:The goal is to serve students in all aspects of their academic life by arranging revision classes and helping to answer questions in difficult courses. At the Freshman Welcome Reception, members distribute detailed copies of study plans and help new students to choose the specialization that is most suited to their skills and abilities. 8. The Youth Volunteer Club: PSUT’s first club dedicated to organizing voluntary work in the community, the goal is to highlight the role of youth in charitable giving and volunteer work through arranging visits to orphanages, organizing iftar events during Ramadan, excursions, and providing other services in the community. 9. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Programmers Club: This is an internationally affiliated club that focuses on programming. The aim is to raise students’ standard of programming skills to a level where they can compete in regional and international competitions. 10. Astronomy Society: This club organizes specialized courses and lectures with the aim of raising interest in

astronomy and cosmic physics, in addition to rare natural phenomena and the movements of the planets and the stars. 11. Association of Energy Engineering (AEE): This club is a branch of the AEE based in the USA and it works on introducing students to all kinds of electrical energy and ways to generate it. 12. Debate Club: Established in 2017, this club promotes the culture of open dialogue and the art of debating. Students learn to respect the opinions of others while interacting in a way that builds self- confidence and promotes conviction of opinion. The club has won a number of awards in competitions against other Jordanian and regional universities. 13. Junior Chamber International (JCI): Founded in 2010, JCI aims to mobilize the young generation (aged 18 – 40) through a series of courses on themes covering culture and education, leadership and careers, plus volunteer projects Participants are encouraged to direct these initiatives into their local communities. There are cultural exchange opportunities where students can benefit from others’ experiences and possible job openings. 14. Friends of Tourism InitiativeA student initiative started in 2016, the aim is to increase awareness and raise support for tourism in the country, as well as introduce students to the value of tourism and the most prominent archaeological sites.

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El Hassan Library: The Library strives to meet the University’s academic mission aims, and to assist in furnishing an outstanding level of university education. It also works to improve the teaching and research processes, providing support by tracking current academic and technological advancements on the world stage. Library opening hours: The Library is open every day, except Friday, according to the following schedule: • Saturday - 11.00 am to 4.00 pm • Sunday to Thursday - 8.00 am to 8.30 pm The Book Store: Located near the Wafa’ Building, the Book Store provides students with their study needs such as books, documents, and stationery, as well as a low-priced photocopying service. The Book Store is open from morning to evening to serve our students. The Deanship of Student Affairs: The Deanship of Student Affairs serves as the main artery of the student body, overseeing and following up on all matters that may arise affecting our students, and offering help and solutions to any problems. The Deanship offers many of the services needed by our students during their time of study at PSUT and is made up of the following departments: Dept. of Student ServicesThis department offers various services, including

issuing University ID cards and parking permits, welcoming new students, conducting the Student Council elections, organizing the annual Open Day, monitoring Student Council activities, and arranging student trips. Dept. of Sports Activities:The department organizes internal sports tournaments and competitions in addition to inter- university events. It also manages the University’s facilities, giving students the opportunity to practice their athletic interests, based on their own level of skill and fitness. Department of Culture, Arts and Music: This department is responsible for catering to students’ cultural leanings and interests. It aims to develop their talents in literature in the form of novels, short stories, poetry and drama, in addition to organizing cultural seminars and conferences each year. It also encourages students whose talents lie in the range of musical, theatrical and singing arts. The Department of Social and Personal Guidance: The University’s Department of Social and Personal Guidance offers a range of academic and social services to students, helping the student to understand himself, his abilities and the possibilities open to him in his environment, so that he can fully exploit them to achieve his goals. Foreign Student Services OfficeThe Office provides services and organizes activities for our visiting students of various nationalities

from other Arab countries and others who have chosen PSUT as their place of study. Community Service Office:The Office is a community organization based in the local community and affiliated with the University. It depends mainly on voluntary work performed by PSUT students and members of the local community. The Health Center:PSUT has a Health Center which offers health services and treatment to both students and staff of the University. The center provides follow-up care and treatment of chronic illnesses, ensuring that such patients receive regular care. Learning Support:Part of the Deanship of Admissions and Registration, the Learning Support Office provides a suitable environment for students who are facing learning difficulties such as problems with writing, hearing, vision, speaking, and other problems, offering the help needed for their academic success. Close attention is also paid to the process of academic advising to make it easier for students to register and fulfill their study obligations. Student transport: Although the University is located at the heart of Amman, where public transport is readily available, we have made sure to provide our students with modern, air-conditioned vehicles to transport them between specified areas and the University according to a set time-table as follows:

Route one: The city route, which covers the following areas: Al-Waha Circle (Habiba), before al-Haramain Junction, the Seventh Circle (C-Town), the Eighth Circle, Mecca Street roundabout, Khalda roundabout, Suweileh pedestrian bridge. Route two: Raghadan route, which covers the following areas: Tariq Mall traffic lights, Mashaghel roundabout, Ministry of Health traffic lights, Raghadan bus terminal, al-Istiqlal station, Istiqlal Mall, Ministry of the Interior roundabout, Mukhtar Mall. • The transport service is available to all students upon payment of the appropriate fees at Financial Affairs.Student parking areas: PSUT provides car parking facilities for students according to School. Car parking areas meet all public safety conditions and requirements, with safe entrance and exit pathways. PSUT security staff is on hand to assist and facilitate students’ safety as they enter and exit the parking lots. Students can apply for campus parking permits at the Deanship of Student Affairs. The Student Council: Every year, in late April, elections are held to choose the representatives of the Student Council. The Council is responsible for organizing different cultural and social student events, and arranging regular meetings to encourage communication between students and members of the administrative and teaching staff. It also works to

solve any problems students may face and to represent their cases, as well as raising student awareness on a number of issues, and playing an active role in improving and updating the University’s general facilities. Student Clubs and Societies: The student clubs are affiliated to the Deanship of Student Affairs and play an important role in shaping students’ scholastic and life experiences by giving them the opportunity to practice a whole range of academic and extracurricular pursuits that help them to develop a sense of belonging to the University community by working alongside like-minded colleagues. The following are some of the clubs at PSUT: 1. IEEE: A branch of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers) was established at the University. This is an international, non-profit organization concerned with development in the fields of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The PSUT students’ branch aims at bridging the gap between the academic and the practical aspects of engineering in a way that allows students to keep pace with the constant advancements and developments in the fields of Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. This is achieved through academic and extracurricular activities and conferences suited to the available majors. PSUT’s branch of IEEE is one of the most active branches in

the Asian continent. 2. DART Entrepreneurial Club: This is a very active student organization, founded at PSUT in 2004 with the aim of improving students’ creative and entrepreneurial skills. The club holds workshops and lectures designed to build bridges of cooperation between the University and the local market, and encourage entrepreneurial thinking among the students. 3. Robotics Club (PERC): Founded in 2005, the club was the first of its kind to be found at a Jordanian university. The aim is to introduce students to robot technology and engineering. The club has represented the University and achieved excellent results in numerous competitions. 4. Model United Nations (MUN): Established in 2010, the MUN aims to forge a link between PSUT’s students and the international developments that fall under the auspices of the United Nations. The society keeps students informed on the hottest international issues under discussion. 5. “Noon” Cultural Society:The first cultural club at the University, “Noon” encourages students to widen their cultural horizons while keeping their own heritage vibrant. Focus is put upon students reading and writing literary works in the Arabic language. 6. Computer Graphics and Animation Club (CGA): Founded in 2010, this club is especially for those

students who have a passion for creating animated films and games. The aim is to raise the students’ aptitude in computer graphics through a series of workshops and training courses, and to create links between students and graduates of this specialization. 7. Academic Club:The goal is to serve students in all aspects of their academic life by arranging revision classes and helping to answer questions in difficult courses. At the Freshman Welcome Reception, members distribute detailed copies of study plans and help new students to choose the specialization that is most suited to their skills and abilities. 8. The Youth Volunteer Club: PSUT’s first club dedicated to organizing voluntary work in the community, the goal is to highlight the role of youth in charitable giving and volunteer work through arranging visits to orphanages, organizing iftar events during Ramadan, excursions, and providing other services in the community. 9. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Programmers Club: This is an internationally affiliated club that focuses on programming. The aim is to raise students’ standard of programming skills to a level where they can compete in regional and international competitions. 10. Astronomy Society: This club organizes specialized courses and lectures with the aim of raising interest in

astronomy and cosmic physics, in addition to rare natural phenomena and the movements of the planets and the stars. 11. Association of Energy Engineering (AEE): This club is a branch of the AEE based in the USA and it works on introducing students to all kinds of electrical energy and ways to generate it. 12. Debate Club: Established in 2017, this club promotes the culture of open dialogue and the art of debating. Students learn to respect the opinions of others while interacting in a way that builds self- confidence and promotes conviction of opinion. The club has won a number of awards in competitions against other Jordanian and regional universities. 13. Junior Chamber International (JCI): Founded in 2010, JCI aims to mobilize the young generation (aged 18 – 40) through a series of courses on themes covering culture and education, leadership and careers, plus volunteer projects Participants are encouraged to direct these initiatives into their local communities. There are cultural exchange opportunities where students can benefit from others’ experiences and possible job openings. 14. Friends of Tourism InitiativeA student initiative started in 2016, the aim is to increase awareness and raise support for tourism in the country, as well as introduce students to the value of tourism and the most prominent archaeological sites.

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