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A Step Towards the Future: A Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Scientific Research

7-5-2026

The Fashion & Accessories Design Department at the Faculty of Art & Design, in cooperation with the Center for Faculty Performance Development at ASU, organized a specialized workshop titled “AI Applications in Scientific Research.” This initiative comes as part of the department’s efforts to enhance integration between advanced digital technologies & the fields of research and design.

The workshop was delivered by Dr. Tariq Al-Hasan, who discussed key AI applications that support the development of scientific research methodologies and open new horizons for researchers in creative design fields.

Held on Thursday, May 7th. 2026, in the Materials Lab, the workshop was attended by several faculty members, and featured active engagement and productive discussions, reflecting the importance of the topic in keeping pace with modern technological advancements.

The workshop ended by emphasizing the importance of continuing such high-impact initiatives, which strengthen the quality of scientific research and promote the effective use of modern technologies in creative fields. These efforts contribute to preparing academic and research professionals capable of adapting to digital transformation and shaping a more innovative and distinguished future.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

The Department of Interior Design Enhances Students Skills Through Specialized Workshops

23-4-2026

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU organized a series of specialized training workshops aimed at developing students practical and creative skills, and strengthening their experience in design and digital visualization.

Dr. Mahmoud Ismail delivered a workshop titled “Creative Design Thinking,” which addressed methods of form analysis, concept generation, and transforming concepts into developable and applicable design solutions. The workshop also explained mechanisms of creative thinking and the relationship between concept, function, and aesthetics in design, helping students enhance their ability to propose innovative design solutions and refine their artistic vision.

Lec. Omar Hawasheen also presented a specialized workshop on poster design and digital visualization, covering the fundamentals of visual output, professional poster layout methods, and the effective use of design elements, color, and textures to produce compelling presentation boards that communicate design ideas clearly and attractively.

Another workshop titled “Space Planning and Layout Using AutoCAD” was conducted by Lec. Khaled Al-Radaideh. The workshop aimed at introducing students to the basics of spatial planning and layout using AutoCAD, with a strong focus on practical application.

These workshops reflect the department’s commitment to providing an interactive learning environment that integrates academic knowledge with hands-on practice, keeping pace with modern developments in interior design and digital visualization, and contributing to preparing students who are capable of competing and excelling in the job market.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

From Personal Branding to Artificial Intelligence… Specialized Workshops for Art and Design Students

23-4-2026

The Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a series of specialized training workshops aimed at developing students’ skills and enhancing their knowledge in the fields of creativity and modern digital technologies.

Lec. Yazan Abu Khashk delivered a workshop titled “Personal Branding”, which explored the concept of personal identity and the foundations of building a distinctive brand that reflects the student’s style and creative vision. The workshop focused on utilizing artistic works and digital platforms to create a professional and influential presence in the art and design market.

In addition, Lec. Issa Abu Hammad presented a workshop titled “Production with Artificial Intelligence”, during which students and participants were introduced to the fundamentals of prompt writing and image generation using Nano Banana Pro and GPT models. The workshop also included an introductory experience in image animation using the Kling 3 model, keeping pace with the rapid developments in artificial intelligence and visual production technologies.

These workshops come within the department’s vision of strengthening the practical aspect of education and connecting students with the latest contemporary creative tools and methods, contributing to the development of their skills and preparing them for the job market.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Art is a Language for Everyone… A Drawing Workshop for Students with Hearing Challenges

23-4-2026

As part of the community service activities carried out by the Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU, a specialized workshop on the fundamentals of drawing was held at Marka School for Students with Hearing Challenges on Thursday, April 23rd. 2026, during Arab Deaf Child Week. The workshop was delivered by Lec. Fatma Samara.

The workshop targeted students from grades seven through ten, with the participation of ten students. It covered the basics of drawing and artistic composition, starting with drawing shapes and explaining the concepts of light, shadow, and shading techniques, and moving toward creating artistic compositions using color. The content was presented using visual and interactive methods that suit the needs of the students and enhance their ability to understand and express themselves artistically.

The workshop also introduced the essential elements of an artwork such as: point, line, shape, and color; through practical exercises that helped develop the students creative senses and encouraged them to express their ideas and artistic abilities with confidence and innovation.

This workshop reflects the Faculty of Art & Design’s commitment to serving the community and strengthening engagement with its various groups through artistic and educational initiatives that support talent and nurture creative abilities within an inclusive and motivating learning environment.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Introductory Tour for Violet Flower School Students in Art and Design Disciplines

26-4-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University welcomed a student delegation from Violet Flower School on Sunday, April 26, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen engagement with schools and introduce students to the creative disciplines offered by the faculty.

The visit included a guided tour of several of the faculty’s facilities, including the exhibition gallery, the materials lab, and the fashion and accessories design labs. During the tour, students were introduced to the academic and practical learning environment within the faculty.

The delegation was received by a number of faculty members. Dr. Sara Al-Khateeb presented an overview of the Fashion and Accessories Design Department, while Lec. Hiba Tawalbeh introduced the Visual Communication and Design specialization. Lec. Baha Shehab Mualla also provided an introduction to the Interior Design Department, highlighting the nature of study in each discipline as well as key creative fields and career opportunities.

Students expressed their appreciation for the visit and the valuable insights it provided into the different disciplines. They also gained a clearer understanding of how creative ideas are transformed into practical projects and tangible outcomes within a design environment. The students further expressed their admiration for the artistic and technical quality of the exhibited works, as well as the dynamic learning atmosphere that reflects a strong spirit of innovation within the faculty.

This visit comes as part of the faculty’s continuous efforts to strengthen partnerships with schools and provide students with opportunities to explore their academic interests and gain closer insight into the fields of art and design, contributing to more informed academic and professional future pathways.

Monday, May 11, 2026

Between Threads and Textiles: A Field Visit for Fashion and Accessories Design Students

25-4-2026

The Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a field visit on Saturday, April 25, to the Downtown area. The visit aimed to provide students with direct, hands-on experience in selecting fabrics and materials from the local market. It offered a valuable opportunity to explore the diversity of textiles in terms of type, texture, and quality, as well as to gain insight into associated costs and appropriate methods of application in accordance with design requirements.

The visit also contributed to enhancing students’ awareness of the subtle differences between materials, enabling them to conduct informed comparisons that integrate aesthetic, functional, and economic considerations—thereby reflecting a more mature understanding of the fashion design process.

Students expressed positive engagement with the experience, noting that it deepened their understanding of material characteristics and strengthened their ability to make informed selections that balance quality, cost, and design needs.

The visit was conducted with the participation of faculty members Dr. Ahmed Elbarbary, Dr. Olivia Hejaz, and Dr. Sarah Alkhateeb, who accompanied the students, provided guidance, and offered practical insights to enhance the learning experience and connect it to academic knowledge.

The Faculty of Art and Design continues its commitment to organizing such applied activities that bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world practice, contributing to the development of students’ expertise and enhancing their ability to apply their skills in a professional and balanced manner.

Monday, May 11, 2026

A Creative Journey Through the Halls of the Art & Design Faculty for Al-Ittihad School Students

20-4-2026

The Faculty of Art & Design at ASU welcomed a student delegation from Al-Ittihad Schools on Monday, April 20. During the visit, students toured several facilities within the faculty, including the exhibition gallery, the materials lab, and the fashion and accessories design studios.

The students were greeted by several faculty members. Lec. Bahaa Mualla introduced the Interior Design Department, Lec. Inas Daradkeh presented the Design & Visual Communication major, and Lec. Naji Al-Najjar introduced the Fashion & Accessories Design Department; explaining the nature of study in each major, their practical applications, and the creative opportunities they offer.

Students expressed the value of this visit and the meaningful insights they gained about the programs offered by the faculty. They also learned about the academic and practical work environment within design disciplines, and how creative ideas are transformed into tangible models and projects. They shared their admiration for the artistic and technical quality of the displayed projects and the innovative, dynamic atmosphere that characterizes the faculty.

This visit comes as part of the faculty’s ongoing efforts to strengthen engagement with schools, provide students with opportunities to explore their academic interests, and offer them a closer look at the fields of art and design, helping guide them toward a clearer academic and professional future.

Monday, May 11, 2026

A Creative Expression of Heritage Identity: Outstanding Student Achievement in an Archaeology Competition

19-4-2026

A new accomplishment added to the record of excellence at the Faculty of Art & Design at Applied Science Private University, Islam Qawasmi, a student from the Department of Design & Visual Communication, won 3rd place at the national level in the Jordanian Department of Antiquities competition: Poster Design in Celebration of World Heritage Day. The competition was held on April 19, 2026, and aims to raise awareness of Jordan’s cultural heritage and highlight archaeological sites through creative visual works. The project was supervised by Lec. Inas Daradkeh.

Her Royal Highness Princess Dana Firas, a global advocate for heritage protection, honored the winners in recognition of their creativity and excellence. The ceremony was attended by Prof. Fawzi Abu Danaa, Director General of the Department of Antiquities, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Imad Hijazeen, Arch. Yazan Kamel Mahadin, CEO of Mahadin Consulting Engineers, along with several representatives from UNESCO in Amman.

This achievement reflects the distinguished quality of the student’s design, showcasing an advanced ability to employ graphic design elements in a contemporary style that expresses national identity and highlights the cultural value of Jordan’s heritage, aligning with the competition’s goals of supporting cultural tourism and strengthening the connection to heritage.

The accomplishment also underscores the faculty’s commitment to supporting its students and empowering them to participate effectively in specialized competitions, contributing to the development of their creative skills and strengthening their presence in the design field at both local and national levels.

Monday, May 11, 2026

The Ninth Drawing and Design Competition at Applied Science Private University: Student Creativity Flourishes Across the Kingdom

11-4-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized the ninth edition of its School Drawing and Design Competition, with broad participation from students of both public and private schools across various governorates of the Kingdom. The event was held on Saturday, April 11, 2026, in the Sports Hall, in an atmosphere marked by enthusiasm, creativity, and artistic competition. Approximately 94 schools and nearly 600 students, accompanied by their teachers, took part in this artistic experience aimed at enhancing students’ creative abilities and connecting them with the principles of visual arts and design.

This initiative aligns with the Faculty’s vision of supporting young talent and fostering artistic awareness among school students. The current edition was distinguished by its expanded reach, including schools from Petra, Ma’an, Karak, Irbid, Salt, and Zarqa, reflecting the competition’s success in engaging participants from across the Kingdom and reinforcing the concept of national participation in cultural and artistic activities. The competition encompassed multiple tracks, including expressive drawing, which addressed themes such as “Eid Joy” and “Unity and Cooperation,” as well as design categories covering various disciplines such as fashion and accessories design, interior design, graphic design, and digital media design—allowing students to express their ideas through diverse artistic approaches.

The submitted works were evaluated by an academic jury composed of faculty members from the Faculty, based on criteria that included concept, creativity, technical execution, and adherence to the theme. In addition, a series of specialized workshops was organized for school teachers, covering multiple areas such as accessories design (mosaic keychain), delivered by Lec. Mohammad Salem; tote bag design, delivered by Lec. Nancy Najeeb; mosaic and embroidery practices, delivered by Lec. Mahmoud Salem; and color studies, delivered by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh. These workshops aimed to facilitate knowledge exchange and enhance practical skills. The event was organized with the active participation of faculty members, administrative staff, and university students, reflecting a strong spirit of collaboration and institutional engagement.

The event concluded with an awards ceremony held on Thursday, April 16, 2026, at the Conference Palace, during which 55 monetary prizes were distributed to the winning students in a celebratory atmosphere. The ceremony recognized students from various schools across the Kingdom, highlighting the diversity and widespread presence of artistic creativity among young participants.

This competition reaffirms the commitment of the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University to nurturing creativity among school students and strengthening the role of art as a medium for expression, critical thinking, and the development of a conscious and creative generation capable of contributing to the cultural and artistic landscape in Jordan.

Monday, May 11, 2026

Creativity Embodied on Glass at the Faculty of Art and Design

16-4-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a glass painting workshop, delivered by Lec. Inas Daradkeh, with the participation of students from various disciplines. The workshop aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals and techniques of painting on glass, where they learned how to handle this delicate material, use its specialized colors, and explore a variety of methods and techniques to produce distinctive artworks.

The workshop was held every Thursday over several weeks and included intensive hands-on applications, enabling students to develop their artistic skills and refine their creative abilities. This experience resulted in a collection of remarkable works that reflected the diversity of students’ ideas and innovations, highlighting the extent of their benefit from the skills acquired throughout the workshop.

The Faculty of Art and Design is committed to supporting students and equipping them with artistic knowledge and practical skills that contribute to developing their creative capacities and nurturing their talents. This is achieved through organizing specialized workshops that provide space for experimentation and innovation, while strengthening their engagement with contemporary artistic practices.

Sunday, April 26, 2026

Workshop on Construction Drawings Enhances Interior Design Students Readiness for the Job Market

16-4-2026

As part of a series of training workshops organized by the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art & Design at Applied Science Private University, the department delivered a specialized workshop titled “Construction Drawings,” presented by Lec. Bahaa Mualla, with the participation of a number of the department’s students. The workshop took place on Thursday, April 16, 2026.

The workshop aimed to introduce students to the importance of construction drawings and their fundamental role in transforming design ideas into precise, executable plans. It also covered the principles and standards adopted in preparing drawings, including dimensioning, details, annotation systems, and sheet presentation.

Additionally, the workshop included a practical demonstration on how to prepare construction drawings for interior design projects, with a focus on accuracy, organization, and integrating aesthetic aspects with functional and technical requirements.

This workshop comes as part of the department’s ongoing efforts to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, and to equip students with the technical skills necessary to meet the demands of the job market.

Sunday, April 26, 2026

A Specialized Architectural Drawing Workshop Enhances Interior Design Students’ Skills

16-4-2026

As part of a series of training workshops organized by the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, the department conducted a specialized workshop on architectural drawing and its requirements on Thursday, April 16, 2026, with the participation of 30 first-year students.

The workshop was delivered by Lec. Khaled Al-Radaideh, and aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals of architectural drawing while developing their skills in producing professional architectural plans. It included practical training on drafting plans using AutoCAD, in addition to explaining the core principles of architectural drawing, such as measurement accuracy, element organization, and the correct use of architectural symbols.

The workshop also emphasized the practical application of these concepts, which contributed to enhancing students’ understanding and equipping them with the essential foundational skills required to engage in the field of interior design and to develop integrated architectural plans.

This workshop comes as part of the department’s continuous efforts to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, and to equip students with the technical skills necessary to meet the evolving demands of the interior design industry.

Sunday, April 26, 2026

Applied Science University & the Vocational Training Institute : A Partnership Opening New Horizons for Art & Design Students

7-4-2026

ASU has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Vocational Training Institute as part of its efforts to strengthen strategic partnerships and develop training and professional programs. The Vocational Training Institute was represented by H.E. Eng. Raafat Sawafeen, its Director General, while the university was represented by its President, Prof. Samiha Jarrah, in the presence of Dr. Haitham Abu Khadija, Chairman of the Board of Trustees.

The signing also included an annex agreement with the Faculty of Art & Design, attended by the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, and Dr. Sarah AlKhateeb, Head of the Fashion and Accessories Department, alongside a distinguished group of administrators and academics from several faculties: the Faculty of Engineering & Technology, the Faculty of Pharmacy, the Faculty of Information Technology, and the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences. This presence underscores the significance of the collaboration and its impact across various academic disciplines at the university.

The agreement aims to enhance areas of mutual cooperation by implementing specialized training programs at various professional levels, developing and qualifying human resources on both sides, and executing Train-the-Trainer programs in accordance with the latest professional standards and available capabilities.

This step aligns with ASU’s commitment to expanding its network of national partnerships in a way that elevates the quality of applied education and strengthens its alignment with labor market needs.

Sunday, April 26, 2026

Interior Design Students Launch Art Workshops at Wadi Al Shita School as Part of Community Engagement

9-4-2026

The Community Service Committee of the Interior Design Department at the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU organized a community activity at Wadi Al Shita Mixed Secondary School in Wadi Al Seer, in collaboration with the “Ambassadors for Life” organization.

The visit featured four diverse art workshops. Dr. Alis Saad Shbaita and Dr. Dania Abdelaziz, delivered a specialized workshop in interior design, while Lec. Mohammad Sobuh conducted a mural painting workshop. In addition, students from the Faculty of Art & Design led two creative workshops focused on crafting accessories and keychains, with the participation of a number of talented and creative students.

The school students showed remarkable engagement with the workshops, demonstrating strong interest in the hands-on activities and artistic experiences. This helped create an interactive learning environment that enhanced their creative and artistic skills, while also enabling them to grasp concepts more easily through direct application and practice.

At the conclusion of the event, the school administration presented a commemorative shield to ASU and the Faculty of Art & Design. Additionally, Ambassadors for Life awarded the university a certificate of appreciation in recognition of its active contribution and efforts in supporting community and educational initiatives, as well as its role in serving the local community and developing students’ skills.

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Mastering Light and Materiality: A V-Ray Workshop to Elevate the Quality of Interior Design

9-4-2026

As part of a series of training workshops organized by the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, the department delivered a specialized workshop on V-Ray for its students, aiming to enhance their skills in producing realistic and professional design outputs.

The workshop, presented by Lec. Omar Hawashin, covered the process of creating a complete interior scene, starting with the application of essential materials and progressing to the effective use of both natural and artificial lighting in a way that closely simulates reality. It also addressed the fundamentals of professional camera setup to achieve well-composed shots that enhance the overall visual presentation.

Additionally, the workshop explored various rendering settings, highlighting the differences between basic and advanced configurations. This enables students to select the most suitable settings based on project requirements, achieving an optimal balance between quality and time efficiency.

This workshop comes as part of the department’s ongoing efforts to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, and to equip students with the technical skills required to meet the evolving demands of the interior design industry.

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Art and Design Students in a Visual Experience at the Hindiyeh Museum and Gallery

9-4-2025

The Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a field visit to the Hindiyeh Museum and Gallery, as part of the courses “Design for Social Media” supervised by Lec. Ines Daradkeh, and “Scriptwriting and Digital Storyboarding” supervised by Dr. Haneen Almashayek, with the participation of approximately 50 male and female students.

During the visit, students toured the museum’s five floors, which feature a diverse collection of artworks. They explored the exhibited pieces, while the museum guide delivered a comprehensive explanation of the artworks, their styles, and various thematic dimensions. This made the visit both visually and intellectually enriching, contributing significantly to enhancing the students’ experience.

This visit comes as part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s commitment to strengthening the educational experience of its students and enriching their artistic knowledge through direct engagement with diverse artworks. It also aims to develop their visual and aesthetic awareness, broaden their artistic perspectives, and connect theoretical knowledge with real visual experiences that support and enrich their academic and artistic journey.

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

From Plan to Sight: A Design Visual of Al-Hussein Public Parks for Interior Design Students

9-4-2026

The Interior Design Department at the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU organized a field visit to Al-Hussein Public Parks for students enrolled in the “Environmental Design & Landscape Architecture” course. This visit aimed to strengthen the practical component of the course and bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world application.

The visit introduced students to circulation paths within outdoor spaces, architectural landscape design patterns, and the methods of distributing natural and built elements in a way that achieves a balance between aesthetics and functionality. It also focused on helping students understand the principles of landscape design and how to employ them to serve users and enhance their experience within public spaces.

During the tour, students had the opportunity to explore various park facilities and design approaches, as well as analyze spatial relationships between natural and structural elements. This contributed to developing their design skills and enhancing their ability to interpret environmental spaces more professionally.

The visit was supervised by Dr. Ruba Jadallah, Dr. Anas Shamaileh, and Lec. Hadeel Hassan, who provided academic guidance and valuable technical insights that enriched the students’ experience and deepened their understanding of environmental design concepts.

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Design Awareness Towards Safer Environments: Fire Safety Workshop for Interior Design Students

8-4-2026

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a specialized workshop titled “Principles of Fire Safety in Interior Environments According to Local Codes,” delivered by Eng. Mohammad Al-Ashqar. The workshop was held as part of the Laws and Regulations in Interior Design course, under the supervision and coordination of Dr. Dania Abdelaziz.

The workshop aimed to equip students with essential knowledge of fire safety and prevention in interior spaces, while enhancing their understanding of the requirements of approved local codes and standards. This initiative contributes to raising students’ professional awareness and their ability to design interior environments that meet the highest standards of safety and protection.

The workshop formed part of a series of practical activities within the course, designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, and to provide students with hands-on experience aligned with real-world professional practices.

The session witnessed active student engagement through discussions and interactive contributions, focusing on the application of theoretical concepts to interior design projects. This interaction played a key role in strengthening students’ understanding of safety considerations within built environments.

At the conclusion of the workshop, the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, presented a certificate of appreciation to Eng. Mohammad Al-Ashqar in recognition of his efforts and valuable contribution in delivering rich academic and practical content that enhanced the students’ learning experience and supported their academic and professional development.

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Students of Art and Design Showcase Creativity in Mosaic Art Projects within the Faculty

2-4-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a specialized workshop in mosaic art, during which a collection of mosaic artworks is being created to decorate several entrances of the Faculty. This initiative aims to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the space while reflecting its artistic identity and spirit.

A number of students from various disciplines within the Faculty participated in the workshop, where they were given the opportunity to explore mosaic techniques and methods, and to apply them practically within an interactive learning environment that fosters their artistic skills.

The workshop commenced on Thursday, April 2, under the supervision of Lec. Mahmoud Salem and Lec. Mohammad Salem, and will continue until the full completion of the artwork within the Faculty of Art and Design building.

The Faculty of Art and Design remains committed to organizing such hands-on workshops, recognizing the importance of developing students’ skills and equipping them with artistic techniques that support their journey as professional designers who combine creativity with practical knowledge.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

AutoCAD Workshop Enhances Interior Design Students’ Skills

2-4-2026

The Interior Design Department at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a specialized training workshop on 3DS Max, as part of a series of workshops aimed at enhancing students’ skills and equipping them with the tools needed to become professional designers.

The workshop was delivered by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh, a lecturer at the Faculty of Art and Design, where students were introduced to the fundamental commands of the software, methods of linking AutoCAD with 3DS Max, and key modeling techniques that enable them to transform architectural drawings into accurate and professional 3D models.

A group of students from different academic levels participated in the workshop, which provided them with valuable hands-on experience and practical application of their learning. This contributes to preparing them for developing interior design projects at a professional standard.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

AutoCAD Workshop Enhances Interior Design Students’ Skills

2-4-2026

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU offered a training workshop titled Engineering Drawing Using AutoCAD. This workshop is part of a series regularly organized by the department each semester to develop students' skills, enhance their creative abilities, and strengthen their design tools.

The workshop was delivered by Lec. Izzeldeen shela from the department of interior design. It saw the participation of several students from various academic years, who were introduced to the basics of using AutoCAD, in addition to a set of advanced commands and techniques for applying them to produce professional engineering drawings.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

The Art & Design Family Brunch Gathering

2-4-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at ASU held a collective brunch for faculty members, administrators, and supervisors on Thursday, April 2, 2026, at the faculty building. The gathering was filled with an atmosphere of warmth, affection, and a spirit of creativity. This event reflected the sense of belonging and human connection shared among the faculty community.

The Dean of the faculty is keen on continuously organizing such events, believing in the importance of building a cohesive university environment founded on cooperation and appreciation an environment that supports the ongoing journey of creativity and excellence.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

“Eid Clothing”… A Humanitarian Initiative by the Faculty of Art & Design Bringing Smiles to Children’s Faces

As part of its role in serving the community and promoting values of social solidarity, the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU organized a charitable campaign titled “Eid Clothing” on Monday, March 17, 2026.

The initiative aimed to bring joy and happiness to children from underprivileged families by providing them with Eid outfits and distributing gifts. The event was carried out with the participation of a group of students, as well as faculty and administrative members, in a volunteer activity that reflects the spirit of giving and social responsibility.

The campaign was implemented in cooperation with the Rawabi Jordan Charity Center, which assisted in coordinating with beneficiary families and organizing the distribution process in the Hai-Nazzal area of Amman. A total of 35 clothing items were distributed to children, in addition to gifts provided by the participating students to bring joy to their hearts.

A total of of 25 students from the Faculty, along with 5 faculty & administrative members participated in the campaign, and contributed to the organization of the event, purchasing the clothing, and distributing it to the children.

This initiative aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to eliminating poverty, reducing inequalities, and fostering partnerships to achieve these goals.

It highlights the role of the Faculty of Art & Design in strengthening students engagement in volunteer work, supporting humanitarian initiatives, and serving the local community, affirming the Faculty’s ongoing commitment to providing an educational environment grounded in social responsibility and the values of cooperation and solidarity within the community.

Sunday, March 29, 2026

Ramadan Iftar Brings the Faculty of Art and Design Together in an Atmosphere of Warmth and Belonging

15-3-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University hosted a Ramadan Iftar that brought together faculty members, administrative staff, and students in a warm and welcoming atmosphere filled with a sense of connection and camaraderie. The event featured a variety of social activities and engagements organized by the Faculty’s Social Committee, aimed at strengthening communication between students and both academic and administrative members, while fostering a spirit of joy and positive interaction.

The Dean of the Faculty emphasized that such initiatives play a significant role in nurturing a sense of belonging and mutual appreciation among students, while also enhancing human connections within the university environment. He highlighted the Faculty’s commitment to organizing diverse events and activities that support the social dimension alongside the academic journey.

Through these initiatives, the Faculty seeks to create an integrated university environment based on interaction and collaboration—ultimately enriching the student experience and reinforcing a strong sense of unity and teamwork.

Sunday, March 29, 2026

A Creative Lens: Applied Science Private University Wins in the “Amman Through Our Eyes 2026” Competition

8-3-2026

The Faculty of Art & Design at ASU achieved a remarkable accomplishment as student Tala Bassam Fakhoury from the Department of Visual Design and Communication won in the photography competition “Amman Through Our Eyes 2026”, under the Amateur Category – focusing on nature, Amman’s hills, city parks, green spaces, and public facilities.

This win came amid broad participation from various entities and institutions across the Kingdom. ASU was the only university to receive one of the competition’s awards through its student’s achievement, reflecting the outstanding creative level of the faculty’s students in the visual and artistic fields.

The student received a monetary prize of 500 Jordanian dinars, in addition to being honored by Mr. Moath Al-Hadid, Director of Visual Identity at the Greater Amman Municipality, in recognition of her artistic work that highlighted the beauty of nature and the hills of Amman through a distinctive visual style.

This achievement came under the supervision of Lec. Ines Daradkeh, affirming the faculty’s commitment to supporting its students’ talents and encouraging them to participate in artistic competitions and events that showcase their creative abilities and represent the university honorably.

Sunday, March 29, 2026

The Faculty of Art and Design Continues Its Community Role Through the “Goodness Parcels” Initiative

9-3-2026

In line with its humanitarian mission and its role in serving the community, the Applied Science Private University – Faculty of Art and Design continued its community initiatives. The Faculty’s Community Service Committee organized the “Goodness Parcels” initiative during the holy month of Ramadan, which took place on Monday, March 9, with the aim of supporting families in need and bringing joy to children.

The initiative witnessed the participation of 14 students from the Faculty, along with several academic and administrative staff members, as part of a community volunteer effort that reinforces the values of cooperation and social responsibility among students.

The initiative included the distribution of 40 food parcels to families in need across several areas. In addition, financial support was provided to 30 families through the distribution of cash envelopes to help meet their basic needs. The initiative also included donations dedicated to children, such as sweets and small gifts, with the aim of bringing happiness and joy to their hearts.

This initiative is part of a series of community activities that the Faculty of Art and Design is keen to organize on a continuous basis, emphasizing the importance of strengthening the spirit of solidarity and social responsibility among students, and reinforcing the values of giving and volunteer work within the community.

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Art & Design Faculty Enhances Staff Efficiency with Workshops on File Management and Artificial Intelligence

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University held two training workshops in the faculty laboratories. The first focused on managing OneDrive files, while the second addressed the use of artificial intelligence applications to support the academic process.

The workshops were delivered by a group of distinguished faculty members: from the Department of Graphic Design and Visual Communication, Lec. Hadeel Mustafa and Lec. Hassan Al-Tarawneh; and from the Department of Interior Design, Lec. Oraib Al-Sbaihi and Lec. Izzeldeen shela. They shared their practical expertise and presented the latest digital tools that help enhance academic work.

The sessions covered mechanisms for organizing, uploading, and sharing files via OneDrive. As for the AI applications workshop, it highlighted a range of websites and tools that can support the educational process, whether in content creation, idea generation, developing presentations, or improving the quality of academic outputs. The trainers emphasized the importance of conscious and responsible use of these technologies to serve educational objectives and enhance knowledge production.

These workshops come as part of a series of training programs implemented by the university to enhance the impact of professional development and to strengthen a culture of digital transformation and continuous improvement among faculty members.

Monday, March 9, 2026

Fashion and Accessory Design at Applied Science Private University enhances its European presence via Erasmus+ in Spain

13-2-2026

The Fashion Design and Accessories Department at the Faculty of Art & Design, Applied Science Private University, participated in the training workshop “FASHION Forward: Mastering the Art of Design through a Vocational Training Diploma,” organized within the framework of the Erasmus+ Programme and hosted by WUSMED in Banyoles – Girona, Spain, from February 9 to 13, 2026. The department was represented by the Head of Department, Dr. Sarah Alkhateeb, and Dr. Olivia Hijaz.

The five-day program focused on developing competence-based teaching methodologies within vocational education and training (VET), particularly in fashion and applied arts disciplines. The workshop emphasized the design of innovative learning activities aligned with professional diploma structures and European academic standards.

The program also included a study visit to La Garrotxa Institute in Catalonia, where participants explored official vocational curricula and practical training facilities. In addition, the delegation visited the ateliers and showroom of Rita Row in Figueres to gain insights into brand management strategies within the fashion industry. The experience was further enriched by a cultural visit to the birthplace of the renowned artist Salvador Dalí.

This participation reflects the Department’s ongoing commitment to advancing teaching methodologies, aligning academic programs with labor market demands, and engaging with European best practices in fashion education.

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Memorandum of Understanding between Applied Science Private University and Greater Amman Municipality

26-2-2026

Applied Science Private University and Greater Amman Municipality signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Monday, 16 February 2026, to strengthen cooperation and joint efforts between the two institutions.

The agreement was signed on behalf of the University by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Haitham Abu Khdeijah, and on behalf of Greater Amman Municipality by the Chairman of the Greater Amman Municipality Committee, Dr. Yousef Al-Shawarbeh, in the presence of the Deputy Chairman of the Committee, Eng. Ziad Al-Rihani, the City Manager, Eng. Nabil Al-Jariri, at the Municipality’s headquarters, as well as the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, Professor Emad Al-Fahmawee, and Lec. Enas Dradkeh from the Department of Visual Communication Design.

The MoU aims to enhance collaboration in implementing design and creative projects that highlight the cultural identity of the capital, Amman. It also seeks to engage students and faculty members in cultural initiatives launched by the Municipality, involve students in field-based artistic programs and projects to strengthen their practical experience, and execute design projects within competitions organized by the Municipality, such as developing visual identities for cultural events. In addition, the agreement includes hosting and organizing lectures, workshops, and artistic and cultural seminars at the facilities of both parties.

The MoU further aims to provide academic and creative expertise to support cultural programs and activities, align art education outcomes with the cultural and artistic needs of the city of Amman, support student training programs at the Municipality’s cultural centers, and organize workshops and lectures that contribute to enhancing artistic and cultural awareness within the local community.

Al-Shawarbeh stated that the signing of this memorandum formalizes constructive cooperation with various institutions, particularly academic ones, to benefit from development and training opportunities, integrate scientific and practical expertise to elevate service standards, and reinforce the role of universities as active partners in development.

For his part, Abu Khdeijah affirmed that the University believes in the role of applied education and strategic partnerships in driving meaningful change, noting that this memorandum represents a practical step toward empowering young talents.

Through this collaboration, both institutions seek to strengthen cooperation between the public and academic sectors, with the aim of integrating youth energies and innovative ideas into decision-making processes and the development of municipal services in a manner that serves the future of the city.

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Towards Promising Creative Horizons: A Student Visit to the Faculty of Art & Design

10-2-2026

The Faculty of Art & Design at Applied Science Private University welcomed a group of students from Science Generation Academy and Scientific Principles Schools on Tuesday, February 10th, for an introductory field visit that included a tour of the faculty’s facilities. The students explored the art exhibition, the materials laboratory, and the fashion and accessories design labs.

The visiting delegation was accompanied by several faculty members including Lec. Baha Mualla, Lec. Mahmoud Salem, and Lec. Naji Al-Najjar, who provided a comprehensive explanation of the faculty’s academic programs, study structure, and the key skills students acquire throughout their academic journey. They also showcased selected examples of outstanding student projects.

This visit aligns with the Faculty’s the University’s commitment to supporting students, enhancing their awareness of artistic and creative disciplines, and helping them choose future academic paths that match their interests and abilities, while also meeting the evolving demands of the job market.

The visit also aimed to strengthen cooperation with schools and introduce students to a university environment that encourages creativity and innovation, reaffirming the university’s role in serving the local community and empowering students to make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures.

Sunday, February 15, 2026

A Creative Presence of the Faculty of Art and Design at an Introductory Event for School Students

12-2-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design organized an introductory booth as part of an event hosted by Applied Science Private University for high school students, where it showcased its academic programs and creative projects, in the presence of academic and administrative staff from the faculty.

The event was held over two days, Wednesday and Thursday, February 11–12, with the participation of more than 800 students from various schools. Through its introductory booth, the faculty was keen to present a comprehensive overview of its specializations, including Fashion and Accessories Design, Interior Design, Graphic Design, and Digital Media Design, by exhibiting a distinguished selection of student projects that reflected a high level of creativity and professionalism.

The displayed works varied between artistic drawings, technical drawings, character design, models, and applied prototypes, attracting significant interest from students due to their innovative design approaches and contemporary ideas, which demonstrated the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical application within the educational process.

The participation of the Faculty of Art and Design in this event reflects Applied Science Private University’s commitment to strengthening communication with school students, introducing them to available academic majors, and helping them explore their interests and abilities in order to guide them toward choosing their future university paths with confidence and awareness. Through this participation, the faculty also reaffirms its dedication to providing a stimulating educational environment that fosters creativity and innovation, and to preparing qualified graduates equipped with artistic and technical skills aligned with the demands of the labor market, in line with the university’s vision of academic excellence and community engagement.

Sunday, February 15, 2026

Arts and Design… One Family Celebrating Its Academic Contributions

4-2-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University honored a number of part-time lecturers who taught various courses during the first semester, in appreciation of their efforts and academic contributions. The recognition took place during an iftar gathering attended by the Dean of the Faculty, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, along with the heads of departments.

During the event, the Dean delivered a speech expressing his gratitude and appreciation to the lecturers, commending their active role and distinguished contributions to the educational process, and emphasizing the importance of cooperation and teamwork in advancing the Faculty’s academic and creative standards. At the conclusion of the gathering, certificates of appreciation were presented to the honored lecturers in an atmosphere marked by warmth and respect.

This gesture reflects the approach adopted by the Faculty of Art and Design in promoting a culture of working as one family and fostering a stimulating creative environment—one that believes collaboration and integration among its members are fundamental to achieving creativity and academic excellence.

Sunday, February 8, 2026

Enhancing Sustainability & Designing the Future: The Faculty of Art and Design Participates in the International MENATEX Program

22-1-2026

As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening its academic and professional presence at regional & international levels, the Faculty of Art & Design at ASU participated in the advanced Training of Trainers (ToT) program on “Compliance with Sustainability Standards and Frameworks in the Textile and Apparel Sector.”

The program was organised within the framework of the international MENATEX initiative, in cooperation with the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, it was hosted in Amman at the Signia by Hilton Hotel from the 20th to 22nd of January 2026.

The first two days of the program focused on deepening technical knowledge of global sustainability standards, European Union regulatory requirements, and the use of International Trade Centre (ITC) tools to support small and medium-sized enterprises. The third day featured active participation in a high-level workshop that brought together representatives from the industrial sector, policymakers, and institutional partners to discuss practical mechanisms for implementing sustainability on the ground.

This participation reflects the vision of the Faculty in integrating sustainability concepts into fashion design curricula in alignment with contemporary global trends. It also reaffirms the commitment of ASU to empowering its staff and students by engaging in global dialogues that shape the future of the textile and fashion sectors, thereby contributing to supporting the national economy on scientific and sustainable foundations.

Sunday, February 8, 2026

A New Partnership Enhancing Academic and Creative Publishing at the Faculty of Art and Design

25-1-2026

The Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University signed a partnership and cooperation agreement with Dar Al-Manhal Publishers, aiming to strengthen collaboration in the fields of academic and cultural publishing and the exchange of expertise. This partnership seeks to support academic and creative output and to develop joint projects that serve students and faculty members.

The agreement was signed on behalf of the Applied Science Private University by Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, while Mr. Khaled Al-Bilbeisi represented Dar Al-Manhal Publishers. The signing ceremony was attended by the Head of the Visual Design and Communication Department, Dr. Haneen.

almashayek, along with Lec. Ahmad Issa, underscoring the importance of this partnership and its role in supporting the Faculty’s mission and opening broader horizons for cooperation.

This agreement comes within the framework of the Applied Science Private University’s and the Faculty of Art and Design’s commitment to building strategic partnerships that contribute to the development of the academic process, the enhancement of scientific research, and the support of academic and creative production.

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Five Master’s Theses at the Faculty of Art & Design Reflect the Latest Research Trends in Interior Design.

8-1-2026

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art & Design at Applied Science Private University concluded this month the defense of five master’s theses that addressed significant and specialized research topics in the field of interior design. These theses reflected the diversity of contemporary research directions and their strong connection to issues of sustainability, health, and the quality of the indoor environment.

The theses explored a wide range of advanced research issues in interior design, including:

1- The impact of using artificial intelligence applications on the design process and its outcomes in interior design firms in Jordan, by Aya Abu Ghazal.

2- The impact of smart architecture systems and technologies on the interior design of administrative buildings and their reflection on functional performance, by Sarah Fouad Al-Tamimi.

3- The impact of biophilic interior design in educational buildings on the psychological and behavioral aspects of students in Jordan, by Mais Basem Shaltaf.

4- An investigation of the role of Feng Shui theory and its effect on the health and behavior of occupants in interior environments, by Areej Ibrahim Hamdan.

5- The impact of using smart materials in architectural openings on achieving thermal efficiency of the indoor environment in residential buildings in Amman, by Dana Yousef Al-Badawi.

The thesis defenses were held in an academic atmosphere characterized by seriousness and constructive scientific dialogue. The examination committees praised the high academic quality of the theses and their importance in supporting scientific research and advancing professional practices in the field of interior design.

Monday, January 26, 2026

Coloring and Creativity: A Special Art Day for Students of the Faculty of Art and Design

8-1-2026

As part of a series of artistic workshops held during the semester, the Drawing Club Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design organized an open art day on Thursday, January 8, at the club's studio within the faculty.

The workshop was supervised by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh and was attended by a number of students from various specializations within the faculty. Participants engaged in sketching, drawing, and coloring a collection of artworks under direct supervision, with the aim of refining their artistic talents and channeling their creative energy.

The workshop resulted in the production of three large mural artworks, which will be installed and displayed in the faculty building as a distinctive artistic addition reflecting the students' creativity and efforts.

This activity falls within the framework of the Drawing Club's plan at the faculty, which aims to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the Faculty of Art and Design and reflect its artistic and creative identity, with direct support and guidance from the Faculty Deanship. The initiative emphasizes the importance of providing a stimulating educational environment that enables students to express their talents and develop their creative skills.

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Design Insights: Fashion and Accessories Design Workshops Between Innovation and Practical Application

6-1-2026

As part of its ongoing commitment to providing students with the latest developments in knowledge and the arts, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized the event Design Insights on Tuesday, January 6, with wide participation from academics and specialists, and a large attendance of faculty students.

The Fashion and Accessories Design Department contributed through two workshops addressing diverse themes. The first workshop, titled Sublimation Printing for Apparel, was delivered by Eng. Mutasim Aljabari at the Accessories Lab. The workshop focused on digital printing techniques for garments, presenting the latest contemporary methods and technologies, and demonstrating how they can be innovatively and effectively applied in fashion design, while exploring the future prospects of modern printing in this field.

The second workshop, titled Fabric Selection: From Concept to Execution, was delivered by Designer Zainab Kisswani. During this session, students were introduced to various types of fabrics and their commercial names, the characteristics of each type, methods for selecting appropriate fabrics for specific designs, and techniques for draping on the mannequin, leading to the final product.

At the conclusion of the event, the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design honored the participating speakers in appreciation of their academic and professional efforts, commending the high quality of the workshops and the valuable practical expertise transferred from real-world professional practice to students. Students also expressed their appreciation for the event, noting that it provided them with rich knowledge and qualitative experiences that enhanced their practical understanding and effectively bridged academic study with professional reality.

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Design Insights: Creative Pathways in Graphic Design and Digital Media

6-1-2026

As part of its ongoing commitment to providing students with the latest developments in knowledge and the arts, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized the event Design Insights: Creative Pathways in Graphic Design and Digital Media on Tuesday, January 6. The event witnessed wide participation from academics and specialists, along with a large attendance of faculty students.

The Graphic Design Department and the Digital Media Design Department contributed through five specialized workshops addressing a variety of themes. The event commenced with a workshop titled Building a Portfolio, delivered by Eng. Razan Mohammed at the Faculty of Dentistry Auditorium. The session focused on strategies for creating a professional portfolio that reflects the designer’s personality and way of thinking, highlights creative capabilities, and aligns with the requirements of the job market.

In addition, Eng. Samer Abbas presented a specialized workshop on Game Development, discussing the concept of digital games, development mechanisms, their growing importance, and the latest advancements in this rapidly evolving industry. In the context of modern digital technologies, Eng. Zuhdi Shbeita delivered a workshop on Animation and Virtual Reality, highlighting the creative applications of these technologies and their expanding role in the fields of art and design.

The fourth workshop, titled Digital Media with a Realistic Touch, was presented by Lec. Lama Khalifa, Lec. Rawaa Harb, and Lec. Farah Al-Sayyed, addressing the realities of the job market and emphasizing the importance of the digital media specialization in the success of advertising campaigns and the creation of impactful visual content.

The workshops concluded with a session titled Printed Color Improvisations, delivered by Dr. Tarek Mossaad and Lec. Fatma Samara at the Printmaking and Etching Lab. This workshop focused on learning new techniques in printmaking and provided space for creative experimentation using contemporary printing methods.

At the conclusion of the event, the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design honored the participating speakers in appreciation of their academic and professional efforts, commending the high quality of the workshops and the valuable practical expertise transferred from professional practice to students. Students also expressed their appreciation for the event, noting that it provided them with rich knowledge and qualitative experiences that enhanced their practical understanding and effectively bridged academic study with professional reality.

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Design Insights: Interior Design Between Academic Creativity and Professional Practice

6-1-2026

As part of its ongoing commitment to providing students with the latest developments in knowledge and arts, the Faculty of Art & Design at Applied Science Private University organized an event on Tuesday, January 6, titled “Design Insights”. Receiving wide participation from academics and specialists, as well as a large number of students.

The event featured nearly thirteen workshops across various fields of art & design, with each department offering a set of workshops aimed at supporting students academically and practically, and strengthening their connection to the job market and its evolving requirements.

The Interior Design Department participated with five workshops covering diverse topics. Arch. Stephanie AlKhoury delivered a workshop on heritage preservation, during which she showcased restoration elements in Southminster Church in Ottawa, highlighting the importance of documenting architectural heritage and methods of preserving it.

Arch. Ahmad Al-Maghribi presented a workshop titled “Principles of Furniture Design”, discussing mechanisms for integrating leather craftsmanship into contemporary home furniture in a way that blends authenticity with modernity.

In a related context, Arch. Iman Bani Hani gave a workshop on residential projects, discussing major design challenges and practical solutions employed in these types of projects.

Another workshop given was by the Jordan Green Building Council, it explored sustainability in practical applications, from residential buildings to heritage structures. The series of workshops by the Interior Design Department concluded with a session by Arch. Tareq Abdul Hadi titled “Interior Design and Psychology”, which examined the relationship between interior spaces and their psychological and behavioral impact on users.

These workshops were held in the facilities of the Faculty and the Dentistry Faculty Auditorium, providing an interactive educational environment that offered students the opportunity for direct dialogue with professionals and practitioners in the field.

At the conclusion of the event, the Faculty Dean honored the participating lecturers in appreciation of their efforts and their scientific and professional contributions. He praised the high quality of the workshops and the valuable practical expertise shared with students from real-world professional practice. Students also expressed their appreciation for this activity, noting the unique knowledge and experiences it provided, which enhanced their practical understanding and strengthened the link between academic learning and professional reality.

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Occupational Safety and Health… A Step Toward a Safer University Environment

18-12-2025

As part of its commitment to promoting a culture of safety and professional preparedness within the university environment, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, through the activities of the Faculty Emergency Committee, organized a workshop entitled “Occupational Safety and Health” in cooperation and coordination with the Faculty of Nursing. The workshop targeted academic and administrative staff and was held on Thursday, December 18, at the Faculty of Art and Design building.

The workshop focused on first aid procedures for dealing with a range of injuries and emergency cases, including burns, their classification and proper treatment, cases of tongue swallowing, various types of injuries, and the mechanisms for rapid and correct response in such situations.

The workshop was delivered by Ms. Ferial Al-Hajjaj, Ms. Lina Jaafar, and Ms. Amani Abu Shahadeh from the Faculty of Nursing. At the conclusion of the workshop, the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, honored the presenters, commending their efforts and the continuous role of the Faculty of Nursing in delivering such important awareness workshops. He also praised the efforts of the Emergency Committee in organizing and successfully conducting these workshops, highlighting their effective role in raising awareness and strengthening the culture of first aid and occupational safety.

Tuesday, December 30, 2025

A New Global Achievement Added to the Faculty of Art and Design’s Record of Excellence

17-12-2025

As part of Applied Science Private University’s ongoing commitment to supporting creativity and innovation, and its distinguished approach to achieving success in international forums, the Faculty of Art and Design specifically the Department of Design and Visual Communication (Digital Media Design) has achieved a new accomplishment that adds to its academic excellence.

A joint project by students Aleen AlAttas and Hanna Katib received an Honorable Mention among the works submitted to the TITAN Design Challenge, a European initiative focused on creating interactive experiences and designs that enhance critical thinking and combat misinformation, with participation from universities and academic institutions from around the world.

This recognition was awarded in appreciation of their innovative project, which focused on redesigning the user experience of the TITAN platform by developing modern user interfaces that make the content easier to understand, strengthen critical thinking skills, and improve the platform’s usability and user appeal. The students were also invited to attend the competition’s results announcement ceremony, held in Rome, Italy, via online participation, in recognition of the project’s quality and distinction. The project was carried out under the academic supervision of Lec. Hadeel Quraan, reflecting the college’s dedication to integrating creative design with international standards in global competitions.

Through this achievement, the university reaffirms its commitment to supporting and empowering its students to compete globally, showcasing the level of academic excellence and creativity that the College of Arts and Design strives to foster across all its programs.

Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Student "Layan Hossam" Wins Two Awards at the Arab StarPack Student Awards 2025

17-12-2025

Student Layan Hossam Mohammad Zaid from Applied Science Private University – Faculty of Art and Design / Department of Design and Visual Communication / Graphic Design Major achieved a distinguished accomplishment by winning two First Prize awards in the Arab StarPack Student Packaging Awards 2025, in the following categories:

- Save the Food – First Prize Winner

- Visual Packaging – First Prize Winner

This achievement resulted from two projects developed within the Packaging Design course, under the supervision of Lec. Ahmad Issa. The works demonstrated an advanced level of design thinking and visual innovation, addressing sustainability issues and reducing food waste through creative and practical packaging solutions.

The Arab StarPack Student Awards is considered one of the most important Arab competitions specialized in packaging design and development. It aims to support student creativity and connect academic education with the needs of the labor market and the packaging industry, with a focus on sustainable and innovative solutions in the packaging sector.

The 2025 edition witnessed the participation of 111 students from several Jordanian universities, reflecting the scale of competition and the strength of the submitted works.

Winners are scheduled to be honored during the awards ceremony to be held in the Arab Republic of Egypt in June, in the presence of representatives from Arab universities and experts and specialists in the packaging sector.

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Promoting Innovation and Training: The Faculty of Art & Design Participates in Fashion Sector Development Activities

The Fashion Design and Accessories Department at the Faculty of Art & Design, at ASU, took part in a distinguished and active manner in the workshop and closing meeting held in cooperation with the International Trade Centre (ITC). The event took place on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, at the Signia Hilton Hotel in Amman, as part of the MENATEX 2026 project.

This participation aimed to strengthen the role of Jordanian universities in developing the fashion sector and creative industries, while exploring opportunities for academic and industrial collaboration. The meeting witnessed broad attendance from representatives of universities and the industrial sector, in addition to international participation via Zoom.

The event included a review of the key activities of the 2025 project, including field visits inside and outside Jordan, and a discussion of the outcomes that contributed to enhancing students’ skills and promoting the exchange of expertise. At the end of the workshop, the priorities for 2026 were approved, focusing on sustainability, digitalization, improving product quality, and strengthening academic and industrial partnerships, through cooperation between ITC, academic and industrial bodies, and in partnership with government entities.

Dr. Sarah AlKhateeb, Head of the Fashion Design and Accessories Department, emphasized the importance of ensuring that the training programs designed within these activities contribute to developing students’ practical skills and enhancing their academic and professional readiness. Dr. Ahmad ElBarbary, a faculty member, also expressed his pride in the department’s participation in these events, affirming that such cooperation opens new horizons for students and contributes to the development of academic programs.

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Mosaic of Resilience: Art as a Force for Healing and Psychological Support

8-12-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, in collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), organized an art exhibition titled “Mosaic of Resilience” on the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The event reflects the university’s ongoing efforts to support mental health and highlight the transformative power of art as a means of expression and empowerment. Held at the Faculty’s Art Gallery under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of Applied Science Private University, and attended by Mr. Cyril Cappai, Head of Mission of Médecins Sans Frontières in Jordan, the exhibition opened at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, December 8.

The showcased artworks were the outcome of a series of collaborative workshops between the Faculty and MSF, in addition to creations made by patients who participated in specialized art therapy sessions. The training program featured three main workshops: “Thread of Hope”, which introduced the fundamentals of sewing and product design with participants from Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine; an Advanced Fashion Design workshop that encouraged participants to translate their personal stories and experiences into creative designs; and a Painting and Art Formation workshop that provided a free space for emotional exploration through color, line, and texture. The exhibition embodies the university’s vision of fostering mental well-being, empowering individuals to express themselves creatively, and reaffirming art’s role in strengthening human resilience and inspiring optimism.

It also underscores the university’s commitment to cultivating an innovative and supportive artistic environment where creativity becomes a bridge toward healing, empowerment, and meaningful social participation.

Sunday, December 14, 2025

Towards a New Academic Milestone: Accreditation of the Fashion and Accessories Design Major

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University – Department of Fashion and Accessories Design – has officially obtained the accreditation (classification) of the Fashion and Accessories Design major, marking a step that reflects the faculty’s vision and its ongoing commitment to elevating the academic level across all its programs.

This achievement contributes to opening new horizons for students and enabling them to build a promising professional future in various design fields. The Dean of the Faculty, Professor Emad Al-Fahmawee, affirmed that the faculty continues to develop the educational environment in a way that meets students’ needs, aligns with labor market requirements, and enhances excellence and creativity across its programs.

For her part, the Head of the Fashion and Accessories Department, Dr. Sarah AlKhateeb, explained that this accomplishment is the result of the department’s and faculty members’ efforts in developing academic plans and improving the quality of the educational process, ensuring the preparation of highly skilled and competitive graduates.

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Mosaic Creativity Lights Up the Accessories Lab at the Faculty of Art & Design

27-11-2025

The Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Art and Design organized an art workshop titled “Mosaic Touch for Fashion Accessories” on Thursday, November 27, in the faculty’s Accessories Lab. The workshop, led by Lec. Mohammad Salem, focused on creatively integrating mosaic art into various types of accessories.

Several students attended the workshop and successfully produced a collection of unique artistic pieces such as rings, bracelets, and pendants. The process combined creativity, design, and skillful craftsmanship in using mosaic techniques in an elegant and refined manner.

This workshop is part of the department’s and faculty’s ongoing efforts to prepare a new generation of designers capable of innovation and of utilizing diverse materials to create artistic pieces that blend beauty, creativity, and professionalism. Dr. Sarah AlKhateeb, Head of the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design, affirmed that the department is committed to developing creative designers who unite art, design, and innovation, and who can use various materials to produce distinctive and original pieces.

Tuesday, December 9, 2025

Innovation and Sustainable Design: A Distinctive Learning Experience at the Faculty of Art and Design

27-11-2025

As part of the collaboration between the Jordan Green Building Council and the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, Epsilon Architects & Engineers Company conducted a valuable workshop aimed at introducing students to the latest trends in sustainable interior design for public and commercial buildings.

The workshop began with a presentation by the Jordan Green Building Council, highlighting its role and objectives, followed by Epsilon Architects & Engineers, which addressed the fundamentals of sustainable interior design. The session emphasized practical and applied projects both within Jordan and abroad, showcasing the standards and steps required to achieve sustainability in design.

At the conclusion of the workshop, Prof. Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty, honored the speakers, praising the efforts of the Council and the company in enriching students’ knowledge and experiences. He affirmed that the continuation of such initiatives forms a cornerstone in building a culture of sustainable interior design capable of addressing the challenges of the modern era.

Tuesday, December 9, 2025

A Creative Tour for Al Ittihad International School Students at the Faculty of Art and Design

24-11-2025

In line with Applied Science Private University’s commitment to strengthening collaboration between educational institutions, Al Ittihad International School organized a special visit to the university over several days. The visit included tours of various faculties and facilities, among them the Faculty of Art and Design, where students explored the world of art and design through a visit that covered the student exhibition gallery and the materials lab, in addition to the fashion and accessories laboratories. This provided them with a valuable opportunity to experience the creative and learning environment within the Faculty.

The students were accompanied by several academic and administrative staff members, including Dr. Manal Barqawi, Dr. Sarah Alkhateeb, Lec. Izzeldeen Shela, Lec. Baha Mualla, Lec. Mahmoud Salem, and Lec. Nesrine Hosni, who introduced the visitors to the various specializations offered at the Faculty of Art and Design and showcased students’ creative projects.

The visit offered students an inspiring insight into different fields of art and design and helped broaden their creative horizons. It also reflects the Faculty of Art and Design’s dedication to providing an inspiring environment that fosters a love for art and innovation, while promoting a culture of creativity within the community.

Tuesday, December 9, 2025

The Spirit of Giving & Creativity Shines at the Faculty of Art & Design Bazaar

26-11-2025

The Community Service Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a special charity bazaar under the patronage of the University President, Prof. Samiha Jarrah, and the Faculty Dean, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, bringing together generosity and creativity in service of the community.

The bazaar received wide participation, featuring a variety of products including food items, sweets, accessories, and handmade crafts; some created by students and others contributed from outside the faculty. A large number of students also helped organize the event, which hopes to support underprivileged families by providing food packages and Eid clothing.

Such initiatives reflect the goals of the faculty in fostering a sense of social responsibility and promoting a culture of cooperation and giving among students, making the faculty a beacon of community service and a source of inspiration for future generations.This visit comes as part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s vision to promote field-based learning and connect it with theoretical instruction, helping develop students’ skills, open new horizons for their creativity, and strengthen their readiness to work within a professional design environment.

Thursday, December 4, 2025

When Color Becomes an Experience… Workshops that Inspire & Create

2-11-2025

Set up by the Drawing Club Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design, two watercolor workshops - using aquarelle and acrylic techniques- were held on Thursday, November 20th, in the faculty studios, led by Dr. Manal Barqawi and Lec. Mahmoud Salem.

The workshops saw strong participation from students across various majors. Participants were introduced to the fundamentals and techniques of watercolor painting, its types, and methods of application. They also explored dry and wet coloring techniques, as well as different approaches to acrylic painting and its diverse possibilities.

At the end of the workshops, students presented a collection of creative artworks that reflected their artistic sensibility and the diversity of their expressive styles. These workshops are part of the Drawing Club’s ongoing activities within its semester plan, aimed at refining students’ artistic skills and nurturing their creative spirit.

Thursday, December 4, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Creates an Inspiring Awareness Work on Children’s Rights in Collaboration with Haya Cultural Center

20-11-2025

As part of its commitment to community engagement and its dedication to addressing humanitarian and educational issues, the Faculty of Art and Design implemented a creative awareness project on children’s rights, aimed at promoting awareness and fostering a culture of respect and protection for children.

The design was created by student Asmaa Masoud from the Department of Design and Visual Communication, under the supervision of Lec. Inas Daradkeh, and was showcased during the World Children’s Day event organized by Haya Cultural Center in Amman.

This collaboration reflects the Faculty’s keenness to employ artistic creativity in serving societal causes and to encourage its students to actively participate in national and humanitarian initiatives that contribute to building positive community awareness. It also demonstrates the Faculty’s commitment to integrating social responsibility values within the educational process through projects that combine artistic innovation with a humanistic message.

Thursday, December 4, 2025

Art and Design Shines with Colors of Modernity & Creativity

22-11-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University participated in the “Visual Rhythms” forum organized by Baqa’a Association for Culture and Arts, with the participation of a distinguished group of Jordanian artists. The event aimed to promote artistic and cultural exchange and to integrate emerging creative talent with diverse artistic experiences.

The Faculty was represented by artist and lecturer Mohammad Sobuh, who showcased a collection of artworks executed in various modern styles. His works received great admiration from attendees, who praised their uniqueness and artistic value.

At the end of the forum, an art exhibition was inaugurated featuring nearly twenty diverse works presented by participating artists. The artworks reflected a range of techniques and styles, from modernism to abstraction to impressionism, highlighting the richness of the visual arts scene.

The exhibition was opened by Mr. Wasfi Al-Taweel, Director of the Royal Cultural Center, on behalf of the Minister of Culture and Secretary-General. The opening ceremony included honoring the participating artists in recognition of their artistic contributions.

This participation reflects the Faculty of Arts and Design’s commitment to supporting the artistic and visual arts movement in Jordan and strengthening its presence in serving the local creative and cultural scene, contributing to fostering an environment of creativity and affirming its mission to support and develop the arts at both the academic and community levels.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

From Concept to Execution: A Field Experience for Interior Design Students at Atlanta Factory

20-11-2025

As part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s efforts at Applied Science Private University to connect academic learning with practical application, the Department of Interior Design organized a field visit to the Atlanta Wood Manufacturing Factory for students enrolled in the “Technical Drawings 1” and “Principles of Furniture Design” courses. The visit took place the morning of Thursday, November 20th, 2025, under the supervision of Dr. Noor Abu Madi, Lec. Baha Mualla, Lec. Ezz El-Din Suhaila, and Lec. Tasneem Al-Adwan.

Around seventy male and female students from four different sections participated in the four-hour visit, which focused on hands-on practice, strengthening field knowledge, and linking theoretical understanding with practical application. Students observed the stages of furniture design and production across various departments of the factory such as carpentry, manufacturing, upholstery, and glasswork, accompanied by explanations from the engineers and an opportunity to ask questions. This contributed to enhancing students’ precision, creativity, and teamwork skills.

This visit comes as part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s vision to promote field-based learning and connect it with theoretical instruction, helping develop students’ skills, open new horizons for their creativity, and strengthen their readiness to work within a professional design environment.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

A Creative Journey Through the Halls of Art and Design

20-11-2025

The Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University hosted a student delegation from the Islamic Educational College Schools as part of a series of workshops organized by the Faculty’s Community Service Committee. The workshops were held in two stages: the first on Thursday, November 13, and the second on Thursday, November 20, with the participation of thirty-six female students. The delegation was accompanied by Lec. Fatma Samara, who introduced them to the faculty exhibition and the various majors offered at the faculty.

The students participated in a variety of workshops representing the different specialties within the Faculty of Art and Design. Dr. Ahmad El-Barbary and Dr. Olivea Hejaz led a workshop on fashion sketching & design, and model body proportions. While Dr. Sarah AlKhateeb delivered a workshop on designing & creating accessories as well as drawing on gemstones. In Addition, Dr. Ruba Jadallah and Lec. Mohammad Sobuh conducted a workshop titled “Design Your Room”, focusing on recycling and using different materials.

Both visits concluded with the accompanying teachers expressing their appreciation for the Faculty’s role in supporting and guiding student talent, emphasizing the importance of such experiences in enriching the students’ artistic sensibilities. For his part, the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, affirmed the Faculty’s and the University’s commitment to fostering creativity and artistic excellence among school students. He noted that these initiatives align with the University’s vision of serving the community, nurturing young talent, and reinforcing its pioneering role in promoting a culture of art, design, and innovation.

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

A Field Visit Opens New Horizons of Creativity for Graphic Design Students

20-11-2025

As part of its commitment to strengthening the practical aspect of learning and linking theoretical study with real-world application, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a field visit to Feras Printing Press within the course “Materials and Techniques in Graphic Design.” The visit was supervised by Dr. Ali Hammouri and Tahreer AlQaryouti, and the university delegation was warmly received by Mr. Badr Safadi, Chairman of the Board, and Eng. Zahir Safdi, who provided a detailed presentation on the advanced technologies and high standards adopted at the printing press. The presentation included an overview of the various printing stages, samples of materials and substrates, and the types of equipment and software used in production. They emphasized the importance of continuous collaboration and its vital role in supporting the educational process by bridging theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience. At the end of the visit, Dr. Ali Hammouri, representing the Faculty of Art and Design, presented a certificate of appreciation to Mr. Badr Safadi in recognition of his efforts in making the visit a success and enriching students’ practical experience. This visit reflects the vision of the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University to empower students by connecting academic knowledge with professional practice in real-world environments — helping them develop their skills and prepare to become creative designers capable of meeting the evolving demands of the design industry.

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Design and Heritage: Interior Design Students Engage in a Field Experience at the Wasfi Al-Tal Museum

13-11-2025

In alignment with the vision of the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University to offer students a comprehensive and practical learning experience integrated with academic knowledge, the Department of Interior Design organized a field visit to the Wasfi Al-Tal Museum in Al-Balqa as part of the “Rehabilitation of Heritage Buildings” course.

The visit brought together around one hundred students from several class sections, accompanied by Dr. Ruba Jadallah and Lec. Oraib Alsbaihi. During the visit, students had the opportunity to closely examine the architectural details of the heritage building and identify areas that had undergone restoration, enhancing their understanding of how to approach and preserve historic structures. The museum served as a practical case study that students will continue to analyze and develop as part of their coursework.

This field experience also provided valuable insights into the principles of heritage architecture and the methods of preserving its historical character, contributing to the enhancement of students’ practical and creative skills.

Such initiatives reflect the Faculty’s commitment to preparing a generation of aware and capable designers who can effectively bridge theoretical knowledge with professional practice — serving the community while preserving Jordan’s rich cultural and architectural heritage.

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Four Awards for Interior Design Students from Applied Science Private University at the 7th Jordanian Universities Competition

11-11-2025

Applied Science Private University reaffirmed its distinguished presence in academic and creative forums, as students from the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design won four awards in the 7th Interior Design Students Competition for Jordanian Universities, organized by the Jordanian Interior Design Association (JIDA). The results were announced on Monday, 10 November 2025.

This year’s competition centered on a project titled “Study Hub”, a two-floor facility located at St. George Resort in Al-Fuheis, designed for third-year students within the Tourism Interior Design module. A total of 29 projects from six public and private Jordanian universities participated, reflecting a competitive and inspiring environment.

ASU students excelled in the competition, securing four distinguished awards:

Second Place (tie): Ahmad Alahmad for the project “JFT”

Third Place: Noor Abushakra for the project “Core and Code”

Excellence Award for Best Concept Design: Yasmin Sammour for the project “Suhail”

Special Excellence Award: Hanan Sa’Deh, in recognition by the jury for the outstanding quality of her concept and design approach

The award ceremony was attended by Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Dr. Saeed Alhmoud, Head of the Interior Design Department, and Lec. Baha Mualla. During the ceremony, the Dean received a certificate of appreciation on behalf of the university in recognition of ASU’s active participation and the remarkable performance of its students.

The Faculty of Art and Design extends its sincere congratulations to its students on this notable achievement, which reflects their high level of academic dedication and highlights the advancement of the Interior Design program and its strong capacity to compete at the national level.

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Opens Its Doors to Creativity and Welcomes New Students

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University welcomed its new students for the 2025–2026 academic year in an atmosphere filled with creativity, joy, and inspiration.

The welcoming ceremony was held on Monday, November 11, 2025, at Al-Haj Abdullah Abu Khadija Auditorium in the Faculty of Dentistry, in the presence of the Dean, faculty and administrative members, and a large gathering of students.

The event commenced with an opening speech delivered by the Dean, who warmly welcomed the new students and expressed his pride in their joining the Faculty of Art and Design family. He emphasized the faculty’s commitment to supporting students throughout their academic and creative journey, encouraging them to explore their potential and cultivate their talents across the diverse disciplines of art and design.

The ceremony featured an artistic theatrical sketch organized by the Cultural Committee and performed by a group of students. The performance carried a set of awareness and educational messages introducing the university’s systems and academic terms such as Incomplete, Student Guide, Blended Learning, and On-Campus Classes, along with useful instructions and guidelines for first-year students.

The event concluded with the honoring of outstanding students from various departments. The Dean and heads of departments presented certificates of appreciation to the distinguished students, followed by the distribution of welcome gifts to the newcomers as a gesture of hospitality and celebration of their joining the faculty community.

The ceremony reflected the spirit of creativity, belonging, and excellence that characterizes the Faculty of Art and Design, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing talented young artists and designers within an inspiring academic environment.

Sunday, November 30, 2025

A Real-World Experience in the Heart of Retail Spaces – Interior Design Students at Taj Mall

6-11-2025

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a field visit to Taj Mall on Thursday, November 6, 2025, as part of the Retail Interior Design course requirements, under the supervision of the course instructors.

The visit aimed to provide students with a practical opportunity to observe real-world design applications in retail environments, and to analyze their elements from a comprehensive professional perspective. During the tour, students examined a range of design aspects, including spatial layout, circulation paths, storefront design, lighting systems, material and finish selection, and product display methods.

They also analyzed the relationship between brand visual identity and in-store design elements, as well as, studying visual guidance mechanisms, that enhance visitor experience within retail spaces.

At the end of the visit, students prepared documentation reports that included their field observations and analyses, supported by photos and diagrams, along with proposals to improve existing design aspects.

This visit served to deepen the students’ applied understanding and bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of retail design, contributing to the refinement of their skills and preparing them to enter the job market with efficiency and a well-rounded aesthetic and functional awareness.

Monday, November 17, 2025

The Journey of Creativity in the World of Printmaking

6-11-2025

As part of the activities organized by the Drawing Club Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design, a Printmaking Workshop was held on Thursday, November 6, in the faculty’s printmaking laboratories, conducted by Lec. Fatma Samara.

The workshop brought together around 30 students from various departments of the faculty, who were introduced to the history of printmaking, the tools and techniques used in this art, and the proper ways to handle and apply them.

During the session, students engaged in hands-on practice using linoleum, producing creative works inspired by portraits, nature, and Arabic calligraphy. By the end of the workshop, they learned how to apply printing techniques on different materials, including cardboard and fabrics such as T-shirts and tote bags.

This workshop is part of the Drawing Club’s semester plan of activities, which aims to enhance students’ artistic skills, encourage creative expression, and connect them with practical experiences in the field of art and design.

Monday, November 17, 2025

From Art to the Future: AI is Changing the Rules of Fashion Design

4-11-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University organized a workshop on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, titled “The Mechanism of Using AI in Fashion Design.” The workshop was presented by Lecturer Anan Al-Mouselli through the Fashion for Art platform, held in the Fashion and Accessories Lab.

The workshop aimed to introduce students to AI tools used in design and to showcase practical applications that combine artistic creativity with modern technology, opening new horizons for designers.

The event was attended by Professor Emad Al Fahmawee, Faculty Dean, along with faculty members, and students of the department, as well as several professors from the Faculty of Information Technology and industry partners. Where the Dean emphasized that organizing such workshops aims to familiarize students with the latest global trends in design, and to equip them with practical skills that enhance creativity and innovation, aligning with the university’s vision of preparing qualified designers capable of keeping pace with technological and creative advancements in the world of fashion.

Monday, November 17, 2025

Aesthetics of Design and the Function of Space… Interior Design Students Visit the National Library

30-10-2025

The Department of Interior Design at Applied Science Private University organized a field visit to the Jordanian National Library on October 30, 2025, under the supervision of Dr. Osama Hassan, as part of the course “Interior Design for Public Spaces.”

During the visit, students explored the organization of interior spaces, lighting distribution, furniture selection, and material choices, with a focus on drawing inspiration from cultural and national identity within the design details.

The visit enhanced students’ analytical skills and strengthened their ability to connect aesthetics with functionality in public spaces, in line with the Faculty’s vision to promote practical and creative learning.

This visit comes as part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s mission to broaden students’ applied and field learning horizons, linking them to real-world environments that offer a comprehensive design experience combining knowledge, creativity, and cultural identity.

Thursday, November 13, 2025

Interior Design Students from the Faculty of Art and Design Participate in an International Design Event in Indonesia

27-10-2025

As part of the academic cooperation agreement between Applied Science Private University (ASU) and Universitas Islam Sultan Agung (UNISSULA) in Indonesia, the Faculty of Art and Design—represented by the Department of Interior Design—participated in an international design event hosted by UNISSULA, with a delegation of five distinguished students.

The program featured a series of academic and experiential activities, including field visits to several mixed-use buildings, offering students valuable exposure to diverse architectural and design models. The event also provided an opportunity for cross-cultural exchange and collaboration with students from various regional and international universities. This enriching experience broadened participants’ perspectives and enhanced their creative and analytical skills in interior design and applied arts.

Dr. Saeed Alhmoud, the academic supervisor accompanying the delegation, emphasized that this participation exemplifies the philosophy of learning through experience, as it enables students to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world contexts and acquire practical insights beyond the classroom.

The Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Art and Design affirmed that such international engagements reinforce ASU’s global academic presence and represent a significant step toward nurturing culturally aware and professionally equipped designers. The Faculty also commended the students’ outstanding performance and active involvement throughout the program.

This participation aligns with ASU’s broader strategy to promote international academic exchange, prepare its students for global learning environments, and integrate creative innovation with applied professional practice—bridging knowledge, culture, and design excellence on an international scale.

Thursday, November 13, 2025

Activation of the Academic Cooperation Agreement Between Applied Science Private University ( ASU) and Final International University (FIU ) Through the Participation of Interior Design Students in the 3rd Fall Design Week

26-10-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at ASU — represented by the Department of Interior Design — participated with a student delegation in the activities of the 3rd Fall Design Week organized by FIU in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. This participation comes as part of the activation of the academic cooperation agreement signed between the two universities.

The theme of the event was: “How Can Fun Learning Meet Knowledge?”

The program included more than 13 design and interactive workshops with students from various international universities, offering participants an intensive practical learning experience, and a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge, and develop their skills in interior design and visual arts.

In that context, Dr. Shrouq Al-Tamimi - the academic supervisor of the delegation - clarified that such activities encourage creative thinking, and provides students with hands-on field experience that goes beyond traditional classroom education.

Prof. Zeynep Onur, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Arts at FIU, praised the academic and creative level of the participating students, emphasizing that the event aims to merge enjoyment with knowledge and to build a shared international educational environment that helps refine the skills of the new generation of designers.

This participation aligns with ASU’s vision to support opportunities for international academic exchange and to expand educational horizons for its students, meeting the demands of the profesional market, while strengthening the university’s presence in the global academic scene.

Thursday, November 13, 2025

Murals That Speak Beauty… A New Creative Journey at the Faculty of Art and Design

29-9-2025

As part of a series of creative activities organized by the Painting Club and the Mural Committee, students from the faculty of Art and Design have completed a new collection of artistic murals add a distinctive aesthetic touch to the faculty’s spaces.

These works were carried out under the supervision of the Painting Club and Mural Committee members, with the support of the faculty’s administration, affirming the importance of integrating the applied artistic aspect within the university environment and fostering a spirit of creativity and teamwork among students.

This initiative is part of an ongoing program that aims to transform the faculty’s corridors into vibrant artistic spaces that express the identity and creative energy of its students. The murals varied in themes and colors, embodying the spirit of art and creativity while reflecting the students aesthetic vision of their academic surroundings.

The faculty of Art & design’s Painting Club and Mural Committee continue to work on new initiatives designed to showcase student talent and turn art into a visual story told on the walls, one that inspires all who behold it.

Tuesday, November 4, 2025

A New Step Toward Practical Creativity: The Faculty of Art and Design Signs an Agreement with Doculand Company

8-10-2025

As part of the Applied Science Private University’s ongoing efforts to expand cooperation with private-sector institutions, the Department of Visual Communication and Design at the Faculty of Art and Design signed a cooperation agreement with Doculand Company on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at the office of the Dean of the Faculty.

The agreement aims to strengthen the practical and training aspects of the Graphic Design program by providing students with opportunities for hands-on training and orientation workshops in digital printing, file preparation, and archiving. It also seeks to familiarize students with the realities of the printing industry and its professional requirements.

Additionally, the agreement includes the possibility of offering future employment opportunities for outstanding graduates, supporting students in their graduation projects, and providing access to resources and references that enhance their academic research. It also encourages joint research initiatives between the Faculty and the company.

The agreement was signed by Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee and Lec. Fatma Samara, in the presence of Dr. Ali Hammouri, Head of the Department of Visual Communication and Design. Mr. Khaled Housh and Ms. Dana Dadoud, a distinguished graduate of the department, represented the company.

Both parties emphasized that this collaboration represents a constructive step toward bridging the gap between academic education and the labor market, contributing to the preparation of students capable of keeping pace with technological and creative advancements in the fields of modern design and printing.

Thursday, October 23, 2025

With a Strategic Vision and Creative Spirit… The Faculty of Art & Design Continues Its Journey of Excellence

9-10-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design held its second meeting on Thursday, October 9, addressing a number of important topics that contribute to the academic and artistic development of the faculty.

During the meeting, Lec. Oraib Al-Sbaihi presented an overview of the faculty’s strategic plan, outlining future steps aimed at enhancing the quality of education and expanding opportunities for creativity and innovation within the faculty. During the meeting several issues related to the faculty’s various departments was also discussed, with the goal of strengthening interdepartmental collaboration and developing both academic and artistic programs in alignment with the faculty’s vision and objectives. These efforts are consistent with the goals of ASU, which strives to achieve academic and research excellence, foster an educational environment that encourages creativity and innovation, and prepare qualified graduates equipped with the skills and knowledge that meet the needs of the job market and serve the community.

At the end of the meeting, and in an atmosphere filled with creativity, warmth, and appreciation, several distinguished colleagues were congratulated for their achievements in scientific research, as well as those who had received academic promotions in recognition of their efforts and outstanding accomplishments. This gathering reflected the spirit of belonging and mutual respect among faculty members and highlighted everyone’s commitment to continuing the journey of academic excellence and artistic innovation within the Faculty of Art and Design.

Thursday, October 16, 2025

A Journey into Creativity: Al-Hussein School Students Explore the World of Art and Design

8-10-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University welcomed a group of 25 students from Al-Hussein Secondary Profesional School for Girls – Zarqa, enrolled in the British International BTEC Program, accompanied by four teachers. The visit aimed to introduce the students to the disciplines of art and design and their various creative fields.

This initiative reflects the faculty’s role in supporting the university’s vision to promote awareness of its academic programs and provide students with opportunities to explore diverse areas of art and creativity.

The visiting group was welcomed by Dr. Ali Hamouri, Dr.Ahmad Elbarbary, Lec. Ines Daradkeh, Lec. Baha Mualla, and Lec. Ahmad Issa, who accompanied them on a tour that included the faculty’s art gallery, materials lab, design studios, and fashion department. Throughout the visit, the students were introduced to the nature of artistic and practical work carried out within the faculty. The visit was concluded with a lecture by Mr. Ahmad Issa in one of the college’s laboratories, where he highlighted the creative and academic aspects of art disciplines. The session offered the students a closer look at the world of design and art, inspiring them and opening new horizons toward a promising academic and creative future.

Thursday, October 16, 2025

Sustainable Design and Cultural Identity: A Remarkable Presence of the Faculty of Art and Design Students at the Net Zero Energy Buildings Event

6-10-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design – Interior Design Department participated in the launch event of the Net Zero Energy Buildings Guide, held on October 6, 2025, through a dedicated exhibition booth where students presented two outstanding academic projects in the field of sustainable interior design. The showcased projects included the National Library Project by student Aheda Bsisu and the Cultural Heritage Preservation Project for a historic building in Downtown Amman by student Mohammad Hamadeh.

the projects were highly praised by event participants for their innovative ideas that embodied the principles of sustainability and the preservation of architectural and cultural identity in interior design.

The event was attended by Dr. Ruba Jadallah and Lec. Omar Hawashin, along with participating students Aheda Bsisu, Mohammad Hamadeh, and Dana Al-Badawi. This participation aligns with the vision of the Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University to enhance students’ awareness of green design and sustainability concepts, and to connect academic creativity with the national transformation toward a more sustainable future.

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Fashion Design and Accessories Concludes an Exceptional Training Course in Design and Innovation in Collaboration with Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières)

29-9-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design, Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at Applied Science Private University, concluded its second training course in collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), titled “The Advanced Fashion Course.” The course was conducted by Lec. Nancy Najeeb in the Fashion Design Studio at the faculty from September 22 to 29. The program aimed to advance participants’ skills in fashion design and garment construction by introducing them to pattern templates for abayas, trousers, and skirts, as well as training them to cut and assemble fabric pieces with precision. It also explored different cutting techniques and the appropriate fabric types for each design. Additionally, the course featured a creative component that focused on incorporating traditional elements using distinctive trims, reflecting the participants’ cultural identities.

Eleven trainees from Gaza, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen—women affected by war—took part in the course. Their participation added a powerful humanitarian dimension to the workshop, highlighting the transformative power of art in supporting recovery, empowering individuals to express themselves, and rebuilding hope through creativity.

This initiative reflects the university’s commitment to supporting applied programs that empower vulnerable communities and strengthen their creative potential. It also underscores the vital role of the Faculty of Art and Design and the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design in harnessing art to serve humanity, fostering innovative skills, and keeping pace with developments in the fashion and design industry both locally and regionally.

Monday, October 13, 2025

Under the Emblem of Creativity: The Faculty of Art and Design Enriches the Artistic Scene in Dana

6-10-2025

Under the emblem of His Excellency the Minister of Culture, Mr. Mustafa Rawashdeh, the Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University took part in the 10th Dana Creative Camp, organized by the Directorate of Culture in Tafila Governorate from October 4 to 6.

The Faculty was represented by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh, who served on the Art and Fine Arts Exhibition Committees, contributing to the selection of artworks showcased in the fields of sculpture, painting, visual arts, and Arabic calligraphy. These distinguished works were featured in the general exhibition of the camp’s tenth edition.

The Faculty of Art and Design has previously participated in several editions of the Dana Creative Camp through Lec. Mohammad Sobuh, who has conducted training workshops for the youth of Tafila Governorate. Through his artistic contributions and supervision, he has played an active role in showcasing the aesthetic richness and environmental diversity of the Dana region. At the closing ceremony, participants were honored by His Excellency the Minister of Culture, Mr. Mustafa Rawashdeh, and Dr. Salem Al-Faqeer, Tafila Director of Culture. In his address, Dr. Al-Faqeer highlighted the importance of collaboration and continuous engagement between academic and cultural institutions in promoting culture and advancing national art and creativity. this participation reflects the Faculty of Art and Design’s steadfast commitment to supporting the arts and culture in Jordan and strengthening its active presence within the national creative landscape across a wide spectrum of artistic disciplines.

Thursday, October 9, 2025

The Spirit of Love Brings Together the Faculty of Art and Design in a Welcoming Gathering and faculty brunch

8-10-2025

As part of its activities, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a welcoming event to mark the beginning of the 2025–2026 academic year. The event took place on Thursday, October 2, 2025, at the faculty lounge.

The gathering was filled with warmth and camaraderie, as the faculty welcomed a group of new academic staff members into its family. In addition, a number of current and former colleagues were honored in recognition of their outstanding dedication and contributions. The event concluded with a brunch that brought together the faculty’s academic staff, administrators, and supervisors in an atmosphere of joy and affection, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and belonging that distinguishes the Faculty of Art and Design.

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Launches the Journey Toward Professionalism in Fashion Design

4-8-2025

Applied Science Private University organized a training workshop titled “Towards a World of Professionalism in Fashion Design”, presented by Lecturer Nancy Najeeb from the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design. at the Fashion Design lab in the faculty.

The workshop addressed several key topics, including the principles of designing and executing geometric patterns in fashion, hands-on training in accurate measurement techniques, and drawing the basic geometric model for clothing pieces. It also included modifying basic patterns to suit contemporary designs, accompanied by direct practical exercises on fabrics.

This workshop aimed to enhance participants’ skills and empower them to enter the world of fashion design with a level of professionalism that combines creativity and precision. and reflects the Faculty of Art and Design’s commitment at Applied Science Private University to enabling participants to develop their skills and refine their creativity in the field of fashion design.

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University Explores New Horizons through ERASMUS “Fashion Forward” Project in Spain

18-9-2025

As part of its participation in the European ERASMUS project “Fashion Forward,” the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University – represented by the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design – took part in the second steering committee meeting, hosted in Banyoles – Girona (Spain) and organized by WUSMED Foundation on 17–18 September 2025.

The Faculty was represented by a distinguished delegation including Professor Dr. Mohammad Hamdan, Assistant to the President for Global Projects, Dr. Olivia Hejaz, and Dr. Sarah Al-Khatib from the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design. The delegation made valuable contributions to discussions on the project’s progress and future plans.

The “Fashion Forward” project aims to develop an advanced professional diploma in fashion design, bridging the gap between academia and labor market needs while strengthening capacity-building and knowledge exchange between European and Arab universities.

During its participation, the University reaffirmed its commitment to supporting its students and graduates through innovative educational programs and international partnerships that open new opportunities in the fashion and accessories industry, both locally and internationally. The meeting concluded with the adoption of a roadmap for the coming months, focusing on practical strategies to transform the project’s outcomes into real career opportunities, reinforcing the Department’s role as a pioneering hub for creativity and excellence.

Wednesday, October 1, 2025

Applied Science Private University and Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization Launch Women’s Empowerment Workshop

22-9-2025

As part of its pioneering efforts in community service and women’s empowerment, Applied Science Private University – Faculty of Art and Design, in collaboration with the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization, organized a specialized training workshop targeting a group of refugees and survivors of gender-based violence. The workshop was supervised by Lecturer Nancy Najeeb from the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design.

Seventeen students participated in the workshop, which focused on the fundamentals of sewing and its practical applications, including the design and production of bedspreads, covers, aprons, traditional cloaks, and abayas. Lecturer Najeeb ensured that the training combined both theoretical and practical components, providing close follow-up with each participant to guarantee effective skill acquisition.

This initiative reflects the university’s mission to promote the role of art and design as tools for community development and to empower women by creating practical opportunities that open new avenues for work and creativity.

Lecturer Nancy Najeeb emphasized that the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design is committed to channeling its academic expertise toward serving the community, highlighting that these workshops not only enhance participants’ technical abilities but also help rebuild their confidence and enable them to turn their skills into a means of self-reliance and economic support.

Through such initiatives, Applied Science Private University continues to strengthen its position as a leading educational institution whose mission goes beyond academic instruction to embrace social responsibility and build effective bridges between the university and the community through art and creativity.

Monday, September 29, 2025

Al-Thuraya Shines with the Creativity of Applied Science University Students

20-9-2025

As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting artistic and creative movements and enhancing its students’ presence in various forums, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University participated in the Al-Thuraya Art Exhibition, organized by the “Lamba” Cultural Initiative under the patronage of Her Excellency Dr. Haifa Al-Najjar, Member of the Senate.

The event witnessed a remarkable turnout from art and culture enthusiasts and featured several panel discussions addressing artistic and social issues, in addition to a fine art exhibition showcasing a rich and diverse collection of works employing various techniques and styles.

Layan Saleh, a student from the Faculty of Art and Design, presented an outstanding artwork using oil painting techniques, demonstrating a high level of mastery and aesthetic composition. Her work captured the audience’s attention and received widespread praise from the organizers and art lovers alike.

This participation reaffirms the university’s commitment to its pioneering role in nurturing young talents and providing its students with opportunities to engage in activities that reflect their creativity and highlight their artistic potential within Jordan’s cultural and artistic scene.

The event concluded with an honoring ceremony for the participants, in recognition of their contribution to enriching the artistic landscape—an important step that underscores the value of investing in young talent and supporting their continued creative journey.

Monday, September 29, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Opens New Horizons of Artistic Expression for Al Rajaa School for Deaf or Hearing-Impaired Children

18-9-2025

As part of its ongoing commitment to integrating art into community service and enhancing its role as a bridge for communication and self-expression, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized an art workshop at Al Rajaa School for Deaf or Hearing-Impaired Children, in coordination with Al-Hayat Association for the Care of People with Disabilities.

This workshop is part of a series of artistic events and workshops regularly organized by the Faculty, aimed at developing students’ skills, integrating them into their community, and providing them with a space to express themselves through visual arts and crafts.

The workshop was led by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh from the Faculty of Art and Design, who trained approximately 15 students in various drawing and coloring techniques, closely following their progress and helping them refine their expressive styles. The students showed remarkable engagement, which was clearly reflected in their unique artworks carrying a distinct and personal touch.

The administration of Al Rajaa School expressed its gratitude to Applied Science Private University and the Faculty of Art and Design for this initiative, which contributed to boosting students’ morale and nurturing their creativity. Al-Hayat Association for the Care of People with Disabilities also praised this fruitful collaboration, affirming that such activities play a vital role in promoting the inclusion of deaf and hearing-impaired students in the community and showcasing their artistic talents.

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

Academic Creativity Meets Field Expertise: Collaboration Agreement Between the Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science University and Smart Future House

27-8-2025

As part of ASU’s commitment to connecting its students to the job market, and enhancing their practical skills in line with modern developments in the fields of design and architecture, a collaboration agreement was signed with Smart Future House for Design Solutions, a leading company specializing in interior and exterior design services, as well as preparing architectural and engineering plans according to the highest standards.

This step reflects the university’s vision of preparing its students to compete in local, regional, and international job markets by giving them direct exposure to specialized professional expertise in areas such as space design, materials and finishes selection, and the execution of décor, architectural facades, and outdoor spaces.

Professor Emad Al-Fahmawe, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and design, emphasized that this agreement represents a significant addition to the academic programs offered by the faculty, noting that the university places great emphasis on the applied and practical training aspects of its students’ education, ensuring the preparation of a creative and qualified generation capable of keeping pace with contemporary demands.

The agreement was signed by Professor Emad Al-Fahmawe, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, and Engineer Sara Jaradat, General Manager of the company.

Both parties affirmed that this collaboration represents a strategic step toward preparing a new generation of professional designers capable of competing in the local and regional job market, while providing exceptional educational opportunities aligned with the latest trends in design and the arts, thereby strengthening the university’s position as a leading educational institution in Jordan and the region.

Monday, September 22, 2025

Field Trip for Digital Media Design Students to Mundo Media company

9-8-2025

As part of its ongoing commitment to developing student skills and preparing highly qualified professionals for the digital industry, Applied Science Private University organized a field trip for students enrolled in the 2D Animation II course — a core subject in the Digital Media Design program, offered by the Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Art and Design.

Under the supervision of Dr. Haneen Al-Mashayekh and Ms. Hadeel Hassan, the students visited Mundo Media, a creative content production company. The visit provided a rare glimpse behind the scenes of a dynamic industry, where students explored real projects that had made an impact in the market and resonated with audiences.

During the tour, students engaged directly with the creative teams behind the work — gaining insight into the full production process, from idea conception to final execution. They explored various departments, including video editing, animation, graphic design, and even visited live filming sets, witnessing firsthand how concepts are transformed into engaging visual content.

This field trip reflects the university’s dedication to bridging the gap between academic learning and professional practice. By offering real-world exposure, the Faculty of Arts and Design ensures its students are well-equipped to enter the workforce with confidence, creativity, and a solid foundation of hands-on experience.

Far more than a simple visit, the experience was a source of inspiration — empowering future designers with the knowledge and motivation to leave their own mark on the digital media landscape.

Monday, September 22, 2025

Applied Science Private University Signs Cooperation Agreement with Al-Ghrazil Company

31-7-2025

Applied Science Private University, represented by the Faculty of Art and Design, has signed a cooperation agreement with Al-Ghrazil Company, one of the leading brands in the field of women’s fashion.

This collaboration aims to promote innovation, provide hands-on training, and strengthen ties between the academic and industrial sectors, thereby enabling the Faculty’s students to acquire the professional skills and practical experience needed to integrate effectively into real-world work environments.

The signing ceremony was attended by Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design; Dr. Olivia Hejaz, representative of the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design; and Mr. Mohammad Abu Tarboush, representative of Al-Ghrazil Company.

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Specialized Training Workshop for the Department of Fashion and Accessories in Collaboration with Al-Misk Company

22-7-2025

As part of its continuous efforts to enhance the technical skills of students, the Faculty of Art and Design, represented by the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design, organized a specialized training workshop in collaboration with Al-Misk Sewing Machines Company, focusing on professional machine embroidery. Held on Sunday, July 27.

The workshop was delivered by Mr. Mohammad Nayef Tilakh, a representative of Al-Misk, and included hands-on training on the use of modern, advanced embroidery machines. Students were guided in mastering thread adjustments and executing intricate designs with precision and professionalism.

This workshop forms part of a broader series of training initiatives aimed at equipping students with practical expertise and advanced techniques that strengthen their readiness for the labor market and align with ongoing developments in the fashion industry.

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Applied Science University and Doctors Without Borders “Reconstructive Surgery Hospital” Organize the Thread of Hope Workshop to Professionally Rehabilitate War Survivors

22-7-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, in collaboration with the Mental Health Department of Doctors Without Borders, organized a specialized training workshop entitled Thread of Hope on the fundamentals of tailoring, with the aim of empowering and professionally rehabilitating survivors of war injuries.

The workshop targeted a group of patients currently receiving treatment through MSF programs, representing various nationalities including Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine. Its objective was to develop their practical skills, contribute to improving their quality of life, and strengthen their economic independence. Training was delivered by Ms. Nancy Najeeb, a specialist in the field.

At the conclusion of the workshop, certificates of participation were presented to the attendees by Prof. Feras Darwish El Hajji, Vice President of the University; Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design; and Mr. Obada Al-Asami, MSF Patient Training Officer, in recognition of the participants’ determination and commitment to learning.

This humanitarian and professional initiative reflects the shared commitment of the University and Doctors Without Borders to fostering cooperation in serving affected communities, integrating medical treatment with practical rehabilitation and economic empowerment.

It also represents one of the outcomes of the Memorandum of Understanding between the two parties, which seeks to harness art and design in supporting recovery pathways and empowerment for patients and the most vulnerable communities.

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Applied Science signs a cooperation agreement with Lovely Baby

15-7-2025

The Applied Science Private University, represented by the Faculty of Art and Design, has signed a cooperation agreement with "Lovely Baby": a company for children's clothing. This is to provide new opportunities in the fields of design, production and practical training for students of the Department of Fashion Design and Accessories at the college and integrate them into the actual work environment.

The signing ceremony was attended by Mr. Anwar Al-Hatta, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, and Dr. Olivia Hijaz, representative of the Department of Fashion Design and Accessories, and Lec. Fatima Samara.

This partnership is an important step towards providing new opportunities in the fields of design, production, and practical training for students at the College of Art and Design in the actual work environment.

Thursday, July 24, 2025

Applied Science University Signs a Cooperation Agreement with Unrealtech

1-7-2025

In a strategic move to enhance digital creative education, the Applied Science Private University, represented by the Faculty of Art and Design, has signed a cooperation agreement with Unrealtech, represented by Mr. Mo'taz Al-Husseini. The signing ceremony was attended by Professor Dr. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Dr. Ali Hammouri, Head of the Department of Design and Visual Communication, as well as department members Lec. Asma Al-Sayyed and Lec. Hadeel Quraan.

The agreement includes the launch of training programs and specialized courses in digital game design and content development using Unreal Engine. The initiative aims to equip students with the practical skills required by the global digital job market and enable them to build interactive projects using professional tools under the supervision of experts from the company.

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Creativity Unites: A Strategic Partnership Between Applied Science University and Trixel, a UBTIC Group Company, to Design the Future

1-7-2025

In a significant step towards empowering creativity and enhancing the integration between academic education and the creative industry, the Applied Science Private University, represented by the Faculty of Art and Design, has signed a cooperation agreement with Trixel, one of the companies under the UBTIC Group an industry leader specializing in digital and technological solutions, creative design, and smart marketing.

This partnership aims to open new horizons for students and academic staff by directly connecting them to the labor market, offering hands-on training opportunities, and joint projects. It also includes the organization of specialized workshops and the hosting of experts from the fields of digital and creative electronic design.

The signing ceremony took place on campus, in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Dr. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Mr. Rami Al-Fuqaha representing Trixel, along with Dr. Ali Hammouri, Head of the Department of Design and Visual Communication, and faculty members Lec. Asma Al-Sayyed and Lec. Hadeel Quraan from the same department.

This agreement comes as part of a shared vision between both parties to develop students’ capabilities, refine their skills in real-world environments, and build effective bridges of communication between academic and professional institutions, contributing to the development of a future-ready generation.

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Graduation Project Discussions – Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design, with the Participation of Distinguished Academics

28-6-2025

On Saturday, June 28, the Faculty of Art and Design held the graduation project discussions for students from the Department of Interior Design. The sessions featured presentations of students’ projects before specialized academic committees that included esteemed faculty members from the college, alongside prominent academics and experts from various reputable universities and educational institutions.

The evaluation committees comprised the following distinguished members:

Dr. Muna Al-Ansari, Dr. Mohammed Al-Ghazali, Dr. Naser Al-Mughrabi, Dr. Mohamad Al-Turk, Dr. Samah Al-Dweik, Dr. Hanan Jazaa Abu Karki, Dr. Doaa Najwat, Dr. Heba Badi Al-Qubb, Dr. Nadine Fayyad, Lecturer Abrar Abu Fara, Lecturer Bahaa Al-Ma’alla, Eng. Hossam Abu Saneineh, Eng. Dania Wahsha, Eng. Muna Al-Taher, and Eng. Majd Abu Samra.

The students' projects demonstrated a rich diversity of topics and areas of focus, emphasizing innovation and the integration of aesthetic and functional elements in interior design. The quality of work reflected a high standard of academic and practical preparation. Committee members commended the artistic and intellectual depth of the projects, many of which addressed contemporary architectural and design challenges. Such initiatives underscore the vital role of graduation projects in enhancing educational outcomes and aligning them with the demands of the labor market and applied research.

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

From Idea to Impact Within the Mirror of the Future: Visual Creativity Told and Graduation Projects That Impress

21-6-2025

In an atmosphere filled with creativity and ambition, the graduation project presentations for students of the Department of Design and Visual Communication—specializing in Digital Media Design and Graphic Design—were held on Saturday, June 21, 2025, at Applied Science Private University. Students showcased their outstanding works in diverse fields including game design, user interface design, motion graphics, and graphic design.

The discussions were attended by a distinguished group of academics and experts in digital and graphic design, who provided valuable feedback and constructive guidance. Their input contributed significantly to refining the students’ experiences and enhancing their practical and professional skills. The department hosted Dr. Faten Al-Jazzar, Dr. Shahd Humaid, Dr. Khasroof Teef, Mr. Ahmed Murad, Mr. Arar Al-Taweel, Mr. Rami Al-Fuqaha, Mr. Abdullah Al-Hassan, along with several faculty members.

The Faculty of Art and Design extends sincere thanks and appreciation to the members of the evaluation committees for their active role and dedicated efforts in assessing the projects, as well as to the faculty supervisors for their continuous support and close follow-up of the students’ progress.

We congratulate our dear students on this remarkable achievement and wish them a promising future filled with success in their academic and professional lives.

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

"Fashion Forward" Project: A Professional Fashion Design Program Rooted in Heritage and Aimed at the Global Market

28-5-2025

Applied Science Private University, in collaboration with Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan, organized a specialized workshop under the European Erasmus+ project “Fashion Forward: Mastering the Art of Design through a Professional Diploma.” The workshop aimed to develop an advanced professional diploma in fashion design that merges cultural identity with industrial innovation, with the participation of both local and international partners.

Academic and professional institutions from several countries took part in the workshop, including CNA Ferrara (Italy), the Technical University of Crete (Greece), World University Service of the Mediterranean – WUSMED (Spain), and the Universities of Sfax and Monastir (Tunisia), in addition to the two organizing Jordanian universities.

Participants discussed the academic structure and curriculum of the diploma, accreditation mechanisms, and ways to integrate elements of heritage into applied education in a manner that aligns with the demands of the local and international job market. The advisory board and expert council delivered specialized presentations, featuring professional designers and representatives from industrial sectors in Jordan and Tunisia, with the aim of enhancing the professional content and applied competencies of the diploma.

From Applied Science Private University, the participants included Prof. Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dr. Mohammad Hamdan, Dr. Ahmad Al-Barbari, Dr. Olivia Hijaz, and Ms. Sara Al-Khatib. From Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan, participants included Dr. Loay Dabbour, Dr. Abdallah Hussein, Dr. Ali Al-Qudah, and Ms. Ruby Al-Aboushi. Also attending the workshop was Eng. Obaida Abu Eid from the International Trade Centre (ITC), along with members of the advisory board and representatives from the Amman Chamber of Commerce.

This workshop marks a strategic step toward aligning vocational education with market needs through programs that incorporate cultural specificity while adhering to European standards of qualification and accreditation.

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Enriches the Artistic Scene in Aqaba

20-6-2025

As part of its firm commitment to supporting cultural and artistic movements, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University participated in the “Aqaba Waves” Art Symposium, organized by the Ayla Society for Culture and Arts in the city of Aqaba, from June 17 to 20, 2025.

The faculty was represented by Lec. Mohammad Sobuh, who presented a collection of visual artworks inspired by the features of Aqaba. His modernist approach reflected the artist’s interaction with the local environment, offering a distinctive and compelling artistic experience.

The symposium brought together a distinguished group of artists and academics from Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Jordan, creating a platform for dialogue and the exchange of artistic and intellectual perspectives. This contributed to strengthening cultural ties among the participating countries.

The event concluded with the opening of an art exhibition showcasing the works produced during the symposium. The Ayla Society for Culture and Arts expressed its appreciation for the participation of Applied Science Private University, commending the active role of the Faculty of Art and Design and its valuable contributions that enriched this artistic gathering.

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Bridges of Art and Humanity: Applied Science Private University and Médecins Sans Frontières Launch a Unique Partnership

19-6-2025

Under the guidance and coordination of the Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Science Private University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the international humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders). The agreement aims to establish collaboration in academic, professional, and humanitarian fields, in line with the university’s mission of serving the community.

The MoU focuses on implementing specialized vocational training programs designed to support individuals with disabilities and those affected by wars and disasters. These programs aim to help participants reintegrate into society and rebuild self-confidence through the supervision of faculty members and the use of the Faculty of Art and Design’s technical facilities and laboratories.

The agreement also seeks to develop appropriate training materials and educational curricula, in full coordination between both parties, and in accordance with the humanitarian principles and professional neutrality upheld by Médecins Sans Frontières.

The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from both sides, including: Prof. Samiha Jarrah, President of the University; Prof. Feras El Hajji, Vice President; Prof. Mohammad Ahmad Hamdan, Assistant to the President for International Research Projects; Prof. Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design; Lec. Mahmoud Salem and Lec. Fatma Samara from the Department of Design and Visual Communication. From Médecins Sans Frontières, attendees included Mr. Roshan Ravindra Kumarsamy, Project Coordinator; Ms. Daad Al-Munaizel, Director of the Mental Health Department; and Mr. Obadah Al-Aasmi, Patient Training Officer.

Both parties affirmed their commitment to strengthening this partnership to harness the power of art and design in delivering humanitarian and social messages, and to building a joint training model that effectively and professionally serves the targeted communities.

Monday, June 30, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Holds Master’s Thesis Defenses with Distinguished Academic Committees

29-5-2025

From May 27 to 29, 2025, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University held thesis defenses for graduate students in the Department of Interior Design. These sessions were conducted in the presence of esteemed academic committees composed of distinguished scholars from both within and outside the university. This initiative reflects the faculty’s continued commitment to graduating researchers equipped with critical thinking and advanced analytical skills.

The internal committee included Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Professor Dr. Essam Odah, Professor Dr. Osama Hassan, Dr. Mahmuod Ismael, Dr. Anas Shamaileh, Dr. Saeed Alhmoud, and Dr. Ruba Jadallah. External examiners from several Jordanian universities also took part, including Professor Dr. Ashraf Al-Khattat, Dr. Haifa Bani Ismail, Dr. Nasser Al-Moghrabi, Dr. Yousef Sokienah, Dr. Asem Obeidat, and Dr. Mayada Fahmi.

During the three-day event, six students presented their theses: Rania Al-Momani, Lana Haif, Raghad Amjad Dawood Ibrahim, Hadeel Haitham, Lina Naqeeb, and Haya Sub Laban. Each of them delivered high-quality academic research that reflected in-depth inquiry and thoughtful analysis. The topics addressed contemporary and innovative issues related to the field of interior design, engaging with both local and global challenges. The defenses demonstrated a high level of academic maturity and the ability to connect theoretical frameworks with practical applications, while strictly adhering to the standards of rigorous scientific research.

This initiative aligns with the faculty’s broader vision of promoting a culture of research and creativity, and of preparing academic and professional leaders capable of making a meaningful impact in the art and design sectors. It also reinforces Applied Science Private University’s role as a leading academic institution in the region, committed to innovation and continuous advancement.

Monday, June 30, 2025

"Graduates’ Notebooks" — A Celebration of Achievement at the Faculty of Art and Design

11-6-2025

In an atmosphere filled with warmth and gratitude, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University inaugurated the “Graduates’ Notebooks” event. The event was attended by the Dean of the Faculty, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, the Head of the Interior Design Department, Dr. Saeed Alhmoud, and graduating students. This event embodied a deeply emotional moment, as students distributed custom-designed notebooks intended to serve as a space for memories, where peers and faculty members could inscribe messages and reflections in celebration of graduation. These notebooks remain lasting keepsakes, symbolizing a rich academic journey marked by dedication and creativity.

The event was the result of a meaningful collaboration between students and the faculty, reinforcing the value of human connection and pride in an educational path that blends creativity, art, and heartfelt relationships etched into memory.

The Faculty’s administration also extended its gratitude to everyone who contributed to the event’s success, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to supporting student initiatives that unite art, intellect, and academic identity, wishing all graduates a promising future filled with opportunity.

Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Leather That Tells a Story: From Concept to Brand

15-6-2025

As part of its continuous efforts to integrate academic knowledge with practical application, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University – Department of Fashion and Accessories Design – organized a specialized workshop titled “Building Brands in the Field of Leather Products”, in collaboration with Eng. Ahmad Al-Maghrabi, founder of the brands Jeld and Jeld Home.

The workshop attracted remarkable participation from students of the department and addressed key topics related to establishing a successful brand and the challenges faced by designers in the leather goods market. Eng. Ahmad Al-Maghrabi shared his inspiring experience in building his own brand, shedding light on the psychological, economic, and artistic dimensions that make this specialization a fertile ground for innovation and excellence on a global scale.

The workshop also included a practical component that allowed students to engage directly in crafting leather products using traditional hand techniques, under the direct supervision of the guest speaker. This hands-on experience enriched the students’ skills and deepened their understanding of the connection between design, craftsmanship, and market relevance.

Students expressed their enthusiasm and appreciation for this inspiring experience, which broadened their perspectives and bridged artistic creativity with the entrepreneurial dimension of fashion and leather product design.

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

Students from the Faculty of Art and Design Among the Top 100 Designs in a Prestigious International Competition in Turkey

29-5-2025

In an international achievement that reflects the academic and creative excellence of students from the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University, three female students from the Department of Design and Visual Communication earned a distinguished spot among the top 100 posters in the “International Juried Poster Festival Exhibition for Bandırma Bird Paradise,” recently held in the city of Bandırma, Turkey. The festival featured approximately 300 poster designs from various countries around the world.

This participation was part of the “Portfolio Design and Competitions” course, under the supervision of Lecturer Enas Daradkeh. The works of students Razan Al-Banna, Heba Taftanazi, and Dania Al-Heresh were selected among the elite entries, alongside renowned international designers such as Goyo Rodríguez, Erwan Harnoko, and Orhan Erdanlı.

The festival’s opening ceremony was attended by prominent official and academic figures, including Mr. Niyazi Yeloglu, Deputy Mayor of Bandırma, and Professor Dr. Mehmet Emin Erçakar, Vice President of Bandırma University. Both emphasized the importance of integrating art into environmental awareness and transforming public spaces into platforms for meaningful artistic expression.

The Faculty of Art and Design praised this achievement, affirming that such excellence would not have been possible without the continuous support of Applied Science Private University, which remains committed to empowering its students and providing a stimulating learning environment that inspires success.

Tuesday, June 17, 2025

Smart Innovations in the World of Fashion: The Fashion and Accessories Design Department Shapes the Future of Style

5-6-2025

As part of the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University’s initiative to integrate creativity with technology, students from the Fashion and Accessories Design Department organized a weekly presentation titled “Smart Innovations and Their Application in Fashion and Accessories Design.”

The participating students showcased the latest cutting-edge technologies in the design world, such as smart textiles and wearable technologies. They demonstrated how these innovations contribute to fashion not only from an aesthetic perspective but also in terms of functionality and practicality—for instance, by regulating temperature or monitoring health indicators—thus adding real value and enhancing the user experience.

The presentation aimed to raise students’ awareness of the latest global trends in the fashion industry and to empower them to think critically about how to incorporate technology into their future design visions. The session also featured an interactive discussion that addressed the challenges of applying these technologies and explored ways to harness them to develop innovative solutions that meet evolving market demands.

At the conclusion of the event, faculty members expressed their pride in the students’ outstanding efforts, emphasizing that such educational activities directly contribute to honing their professional skills and broadening their intellectual horizons in line with contemporary job market requirements.

This initiative reflects the university’s vision of providing an interactive educational environment that merges art with technology and prepares students to become pioneers in the future of smart fashion design—equipped to tackle industry challenges and create unique solutions that meet the needs of the modern age.

Monday, June 16, 2025

Discovering Fashion Materials from the Real World: An Inspiring Field Visit for Fashion Design Students at Applied Science University

31-5-2025

As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance experiential learning and bridge theoretical knowledge with professional practice, Applied Science Private University organized an inspiring field visit on Saturday, May 31, 2025, for students from the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design to a local market specializing in textiles and materials.

The visit aimed to give students firsthand exposure to the wide variety of fabrics used in the fashion industry, allowing them to explore the latest trends in colors, patterns, and materials. This experience contributed to the development of both visual and professional awareness, equipping students with the insight needed to make thoughtful design decisions. The tour was directly supervised by faculty members, who provided guidance and support in analyzing materials and connecting them to contemporary design contexts.

The visit featured interactive discussions with shop owners and specialists, offering students a deeper understanding of the technical differences between fabrics such as cotton, silk, and synthetic blends. They also gained insight into quality standards and seasonal trends in the local market, emphasizing how successful design is grounded in an informed understanding of materials at their source.

This initiative aligns with the university’s vision of cultivating a generation of designers who possess both creative tools and applied knowledge, and who can interact with market demands with flexibility and professionalism. At the conclusion of the visit, students expressed their gratitude for this enriching experience, affirming that it added a valuable real-world dimension to their academic journey and paved the way for a more conscious and distinctive design approach.

Monday, June 16, 2025

Initiated by the Faculty of Art and Design: Academic and Cultural Cooperation Agreement Signed with Tishk International University

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen international partnerships and expand academic cooperation, Applied Science Private University has signed a joint cooperation agreement with Tishk International University in Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This initiative was led by the Faculty of Art and Design.

The agreement aims to establish a long-term strategic partnership encompassing collaboration in higher education, the development of scientific research, and the exchange of students and faculty members. It also includes the organization of joint conferences, workshops, and cultural events.

The agreement was signed in the presence of Prof. Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of the University, and Prof. Dr. Sultan Abu Orabi, President of Tishk International University. Also attending were Prof. Dr. Idris Hadi, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, and Lec. Inas Daradkeh from the Department of Design and Visual Communication.

This agreement represents a significant step in the University’s vision to enhance its academic and cultural presence both regionally and internationally through high-quality partnerships that foster excellence and creativity.

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University Organizes a Workshop Titled "Creating a Designer’s Portfolio"

28-5-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a simplified training workshop titled "Creating a Designer’s Portfolio," delivered by Engineer Rakan Al-Ansari.

The workshop targeted students from various disciplines within the faculty, aiming to enhance their readiness for the job market and develop their professional tools.

The workshop covered several key topics, including the fundamentals of preparing a professional portfolio — from organizing pages and structuring the file, to professionally and attractively presenting previous projects, and finally preparing and formatting illustrations according to locally and internationally recognized professional standards.

The workshop aimed to empower students to present themselves and their work in a way that reflects their creative and artistic skills, while emphasizing the importance of balancing visual presentation and technical content within each project included in the portfolio.

The session witnessed notable student engagement, offering them an opportunity to discuss and ask questions in an interactive atmosphere. This contributed to broadening their professional horizons and raising their awareness of the importance of the portfolio as a key marketing tool in their career journey.

Monday, June 2, 2025

Memories, Achievements, and Aspirations: Interior Design Alumni Reunite at Their Beloved University

19-5-205

As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening ties with its alumni, the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a warm and inclusive gathering for its graduates. This event was held on the morning of Monday, May 19, 2025, at 11:00 AM, as part of the 9th Interior Design Forum.

The gathering welcomed a distinguished group of alumni from various graduating classes, along with several faculty and administrative members, all coming together in an atmosphere filled with warmth, connection, and mutual appreciation.

This initiative reflects the Faculty’s dedication to reinforcing communication channels with its graduates, following up on their professional journeys, and providing opportunities for them to share their experiences with current students. This interaction positively contributes to the development of the educational process and strengthens its connection to the labor market.

The event featured welcoming remarks from faculty members, a presentation of the department’s most notable academic and developmental achievements over the past years, and an open space for alumni to share their professional experiences and success stories with fellow graduates and current students.

Attendees expressed their joy at this reunion, which rekindled memories of their university days and a strong sense of belonging. They proudly affirmed their connection to the Faculty of Art and Design, which they described as a pivotal milestone in shaping both their academic and professional identities.

At the conclusion of the event, the Alumni Relations Committee extended heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty, and to everyone who contributed to the success of this gathering. The committee emphasized the importance of continuing to build sustainable and fruitful communication channels between the Faculty and its alumni, in a way that benefits students, graduates, and the academic community as a whole.

Sunday, June 1, 2025

The Ninth Interior Design Forum at Applied Science University: A Leading Platform for the Future of Design

Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of Applied Science Private University, and organized by the Faculty of Art and Design, the Ninth Interior Design Forum commenced on Monday, May 19, 2025. The event served as a prominent platform blending academic creativity with forward-looking visions, with broad participation from professionals, students, and representatives of the design industry.

In light of the rapid developments in design and technology, this year’s forum was held under the theme “Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Design.” The event highlighted the growing impact of technology in reshaping the tools and methodologies of interior and architectural design, while emphasizing the role of AI in enhancing the quality of designed spaces in alignment with future demands.

The forum witnessed outstanding participation from 16 interior design departments representing various public and private Jordanian universities, and was attended by over 350 participants, including professors, students, experts, and key industry stakeholders.

The program featured engaging panel discussions with AI specialists, welcome speeches, and a creative theatrical performance by students of the Faculty. The performance showcased the evolution of design from ancient civilizations to the digital age.

The accompanying art exhibition was inaugurated by the University’s Vice President, Professor Dr. Feras Al-Hajji. The exhibition included student projects from the participating universities and reflected innovative student perspectives on integrating modern technologies into architectural spaces.

The forum’s sessions were broadcast live on the "ArchiNet" platform, broadening digital engagement and outreach across social media channels.

The event concluded with an interactive gathering of faculty members from the participating universities, in an atmosphere of collaboration and inspiration that embodied the spirit of academic and professional exchange.

It is worth noting that the forum was generously sponsored by Baladna Milk Company and Uncle Osaka Company, in support of academic excellence and to strengthen partnerships between educational institutions and the private sector.

Sunday, June 1, 2025

In the Fabric of Experience and Knowledge... Fashion Design Students on a Field Visit to “First Choice” Textile Factory

15-5-2025

In alignment with Applied Science Private University’s vision of promoting experiential learning and bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application, the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Art and Design organized an educational field visit to the “First Choice” Textile and Printing Factory, located in North Marka. This visit was conducted as part of the coursework for the “Nature of Fabrics” course.

This initiative is part of a broader series of educational activities adopted by the university to strengthen the applied dimension of learning and integrate theoretical foundations with hands-on experience — a strategy that enhances students’ readiness for the job market with both competence and distinction.

During the visit, students had the opportunity to closely observe the various stages of fabric production and the printing techniques used, in addition to engaging directly with industry professionals. This exposure significantly broadened their perspectives and deepened their understanding of workflows within this vital sector.

The visit exemplifies Applied Science Private University’s commitment to supporting the dynamic and creative field of fashion and accessories design — a discipline that demands a balanced blend of artistic skills, academic knowledge, and practical experience.

This visit also reflects the faculty’s overarching vision of preparing a generation of designers equipped with the competence, creativity, and innovation needed to excel in both local and global fashion markets, and to actively contribute to the advancement of this ever-evolving industry.

Monday, May 26, 2025

Applied Science Private University Translates Its Vision into Innovation: A New Achievement in the “Water Management and Entrepreneurship 2025” Competition

14-5-2025

In a true reflection of Applied Science Private University’s commitment to fostering creativity and promoting sustainability, the university proudly participated in the “Water Management and Entrepreneurship 2025” competition through a distinguished team of Interior Design students from the Faculty of Art and Design: Ahida Bseiso, Noor Mowafaq, and Yara Guevara.

The competition took place between March and May 14, 2025, with support from the French Development Agency (AFD), in collaboration with the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, and in partnership with the Jordan Youth Innovation Forum and the Jordan Green Building Council (GBC). The event aimed to empower youth to develop innovative solutions to water management challenges and to raise awareness about the importance of the sustainable use of this vital resource.

During the competition, the students participated in a specialized two-week training program that included intensive workshops on entrepreneurship and design thinking, as well as mentoring sessions with experts and engineers from southern Jordan. The experience also featured a field visit to the Samra Wastewater Treatment Plant, offering participants a unique opportunity to gain deeper insights into real-world challenges and to propose practical, impactful solutions.

This journey culminated in a remarkable achievement: the team secured fourth place at the national level with their innovative project “Noqta”, which was praised by the judging panel for its concept, creativity, and execution. As a result of their excellence, the team was awarded a fully-funded, one-year training grant in green building practices, provided by the Jordan Green Building Council.

This participation is part of a broader series of initiatives that reflect the university’s ongoing efforts to inspire its students to contribute to building a more sustainable future. It also reinforces the culture of innovation as a core element of the educational experience—aligning with contemporary challenges and empowering youth to lead transformative change.

Monday, May 26, 2025

"Textile Testing" Reveals the Secrets of Quality in a Distinguished Scientific Lecture at the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design

18-5-2025

As part of Applied Science Private University’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the connection between academia and professional market demands, the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Arts and Design organized a distinguished scientific lecture in collaboration with Engineer Hossam Arafat, the former head of the Textile and Paper Laboratory at the Royal Scientific Society. This lecture is part of a series of activities held by the university to enhance interaction between students and the latest practices in specialized industries.

The lecture focused on the importance of textile testing, with a particular emphasis on the techniques used to measure fabric quality. Engineer Arafat provided a detailed explanation of how to read and interpret test reports, thereby enhancing students’ ability to understand testing results and apply them in practical settings. The session also covered tensile strength and elongation tests, which are essential for determining the durability and resilience of fabrics. Additionally, the lecture addressed colorfastness testing, highlighting how to assess color stability under various conditions.

The discussion extended beyond standard tests to include fiber identification tests, where Engineer Arafat explained the methods used to determine the types of fibers in materials. This valuable information equips students to effectively tackle the challenges of the fashion industry.

The lecture had an interactive aspect, featuring dynamic discussions between students and specialists, which contributed to a deeper practical understanding of these tests in the context of fashion design. Through such activities, the university aims to empower students with the practical knowledge required to meet the demands of the evolving job market, reflecting its strong commitment to providing high-quality education that aligns with industry needs.

Monday, May 19, 2025

From the Classroom to the Heart of Industry… Applied Science University Transforms Knowledge from Theory to Practice with Creativity and Excellence

15-5-2025

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the integration between academic and applied education, and to provide hands-on experiences that directly connect students with the job market and equip them with the essential knowledge to keep pace with its rapid developments, the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University organized an educational field visit to Jerash Garments Factory.

This visit aligns with the university’s continuous commitment to staying current with labor market trends and offering progressive education that enhances students’ professional readiness. The Department of Fashion and Accessories Design is one of the leading departments in its field, offering an innovative educational environment that merges theoretical knowledge with practical application—preparing designers who are capable of creativity and innovation.

Students were given a unique opportunity to interact with professionals in the garment industry, broadening their practical perspectives and allowing them to observe modern production processes firsthand. Faculty members encouraged students to ask questions and engage in discussions about the challenges facing the industry, thereby reinforcing the practical application of theoretical concepts.

This visit represented a rich educational experience and adds to the series of activities organized by the Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University to support student learning and equip them with the skills needed to keep up with the rapid developments across various industries. With the university’s ongoing commitment to providing a distinguished educational environment, its vision remains clear: to graduate individuals empowered with the creativity and excellence required to thrive in the job market.

Monday, May 19, 2025

Lecture on Advanced Lighting Technology at the Faculty of Art and Design

12-5-2025

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Science Private University, hosted Eng. Omar Al-Najjar for a distinguished lecture titled "Advanced Lighting Technology" on Monday, May 12, 2025.

This topic constitutes a significant component of the graduate course "Advanced Technology in Interior Design," taught to master's students in the Interior Design program under the supervision of Dr. Nasser Al-Maghrabi, with all sixteen enrolled students in attendance.

The lecture covered several key themes, including:

- The Historical Dimension of industrial lighting technology and the discovery of electricity.

- The Expressive Value of electrical technology and its relationship to industrial lighting as a design element that conveys spatial identity and enhances both aesthetics and functionality.

- Electricity and Industrial Lighting as expressive tools in interior design and modern/contemporary architecture, used to create a nighttime visual identity for buildings, highlighting architectural details and transforming structures into artistic landmarks.

- Contemporary Lighting Technologies, including methods for selecting and distributing lighting in projects and buildings, as well as how to calculate appropriate lighting levels in interior spaces based on their function—contributing to energy efficiency through the use of modern lighting technologies and smart control systems.

The Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University continues to pursue its vision and mission of delivering advanced educational and artistic services aligned with modern developments by organizing specialized lectures and seminars across various relevant technological fields.

Sunday, May 18, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Welcomes a Student Delegation from Shams Al-Kawn School

8-5-2025

As part of Applied Science Private University’s ongoing efforts to enhance its community engagement and foster connections with educational institutions, the Faculty of Art and Design welcomed a student delegation from Shams Al-Kawn School on May 8, 2025. The visit was organized under a collaborative program aimed at introducing school students to the various disciplines within arts and design, and inspiring creativity and innovation among youth.

The visit included a tour of the faculty's facilities and laboratories, such as the materials lab, the accessories and fashion lab, the photography studio, and other key spaces. During the tour, students received an overview of the vision, mission, and identity of the Faculty of Art and Design. They were introduced to the different departments and academic specializations, as part of a broader community outreach initiative that seeks to build bridges between the university and the community, and to encourage young students to explore creative fields from an early age.

At the conclusion of the visit, the students expressed their excitement and appreciation for the diversity of creative design processes they witnessed. Accompanying teachers and students alike conveyed their gratitude for the warm reception and the rich educational experience provided, emphasizing the importance of continuing such constructive collaboration between public and higher education institutions.

Sunday, May 18, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Enhances Academic-Industrial Collaboration in the Apparel Sector Through a Specialized Workshop

30-4-2025

Several faculty members from the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design at the Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Science Private University, participated in a specialized workshop organized in collaboration with the International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Amman Chamber of Industry. The event was part of the second phase of the MENATEX project.

The workshop aimed to strengthen the integration between the academic sector and the apparel industry in Jordan, with a focus on circular economy concepts, supporting student research projects, and developing effective partnerships between universities and industrial companies. It also addressed mechanisms for aligning academic education with actual labor market needs and encouraged practical training and sustainable innovation in the textile sector.

This participation reflects the university’s commitment to developing practice-based educational programs in cooperation with industrial partners, contributing to the preparation of qualified graduates who meet the demands of the industrial sector and support sustainable development.

Sunday, May 18, 2025

A Specialized Workshop on “Packaging” to Enhance the Skills of Design Students at the Faculty of Arts and Design

7-5-2025

The Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Arts and Design organized a specialized workshop titled “Fundamentals and Techniques of Packaging,” presented by Mr. Yousef Abu Atieh and Ms. Sarah Hudeib from the National Center for Packaging. The workshop was attended by a large number of students from the department and aimed to introduce participants to the importance of design in the packaging sector and its role in maintaining product quality and enhancing market presence.

The workshop covered several key areas, including:

- An overview of the packaging sector in Jordan

- A review of the types of materials used and the latest technologies in the industry

- The steps for designing aesthetically and functionally effective packaging

- The importance of sustainability and innovation in packaging design

Students also had the opportunity to discuss real-life projects and case studies carried out by the National Center, adding valuable practical insight to the experience. This workshop is part of a series of activities aimed at strengthening collaboration between the faculty and national specialized institutions, and better preparing students for the job market.

Monday, May 12, 2025

Cooperation Agreement between Applied Science Private University and Umbrella Company to Support Training, Advertising, and Entrepreneurship

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships with the private sector, Applied Science Private University has signed a cooperation agreement with Umbrella Company for Advertising Boards Manufacturing, a leading firm specializing in indoor and outdoor printing, interior design projects, and graphic design.

The agreement aims to reinforce the collaboration between the two parties across various fields, including practical training, scientific research, entrepreneurship, and advertising—ultimately benefiting the university’s students as well as the academic and professional community.

The signing ceremony was attended by Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, Dr. Ali Al-Hamouri, Head of the Department of Design and Visual Communication; Engineer Ahmad Saleh Al-Mansour, General Manager of Umbrella Company; and lec. Ines Daradkeh, the agreement coordinator from the Department of Design and Visual Communication.

The agreement outlines several key areas of cooperation, most notably:

- Developing and implementing joint training programs aligned with labor market needs to enhance the skills of students and graduates.

- Collaborating on research and teaching activities of mutual interest.

- Exchanging professional and technical expertise between both parties.

- Promoting entrepreneurship through knowledge transfer and the execution of joint practical projects.

- Organizing conferences and scientific workshops.

- Executing advertising campaigns, printed materials, signage, and promotional boards for university events.

This partnership represents a qualitative leap in fostering collaboration between academic institutions and productive sectors, supporting the educational process and paving the way for development and innovation.

Monday, May 12, 2025

“Industrial Property in the World of Design”: A Specialized Workshop at Applied Science Private University to Raise Student Awareness of Creative Rights

28-4-2025

As part of the Faculty of Art and Design’s efforts at Applied Science Private University to empower students intellectually and connect them with current developments in the labor market, the Department of Design and Visual Communication organized an awareness workshop entitled “Industrial Property and Trademark Registration”, held within the framework of the “Advertising Copywriting” course.

The workshop was led by Dr. Mohammad Al-Jaghbeer, Director of the Industrial Property Protection Directorate at the Ministry of Industry and Trade, who presented key concepts of industrial property and highlighted the importance of protecting creative rights in the fields of design and visual marketing. He also provided a practical explanation of the procedures for trademark registration in Jordan.

The session included a discussion of real-life case studies related to intellectual property law, emphasizing the crucial role designers play in safeguarding their artistic output through legal documentation and official registration.

The workshop witnessed notable engagement from students, who expressed strong interest in the topics addressed, noting that the session added a new dimension to their legal and professional understanding within the creative domain.

This workshop is part of a series of academic events through which the faculty aims to prepare a generation of designers equipped with skills, legal knowledge, and the ability to compete in today’s dynamic professional environment.

Monday, May 5, 2025

Educational Field Visit for "Digital Photography" Students from the Department of Design and Visual Communication to the Ancient City of Jerash

24-4-2025

The Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Arts and Design organized an educational field visit to the ancient city of Jerash for students enrolled in the "Digital Photography" course. The visit included the participation of more than one hundred students from four different course sections, under the supervision of Dr. Ali Al-Hamouri, Lec. Ahmad Issa, Lec. Aya Al-Amoush, Lec. Eid Al-Mulqi, and Lec. Tahreer Hamdan.

The visit aimed to enhance students' practical skills by providing them with the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge they acquired in a real-world environment rich in historical landmarks. During the visit, students documented the architectural and archaeological beauty of Jerash using a variety of digital photography techniques and methods.

The participating students demonstrated notable engagement throughout the visit, capturing artistic photographs that reflected the aesthetic aspects of Roman architecture in Jerash. They focused on key elements such as lighting, angles, and composition, thus strengthening their practical skills and reinforcing the connection between academic learning and field experience.

This initiative is part of a series of educational activities regularly organized by the department, reflecting its commitment to providing students with direct visual experiences that contribute to refining their creative skills and enhancing their artistic sensibilities.

Monday, May 5, 2025

With Colors of Love and Creativity: Arts and Design Students Bring Joy to Al-Rajaa School for the Deaf

24-4-2025

In line with its steadfast commitment to community service and its mission to promote the humanitarian role of art, the Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a distinguished artistic activity in collaboration with Al-Rajaa School for the Deaf in Al-Rusaifa. The event featured the active participation of the faculty’s students under the supervision of faculty member Lec. Mohammad Sobh.

Ten talented students from the Faculty, known for their exceptional skills in handcraft arts, took part in the event. They conducted a series of training workshops for the students of Al-Rajaa School, covering various fields such as drawing and coloring, accessory making, paper quilling art, and the design of stickers and keychains—offering a rich experience that combined technical skills with creative expression.

The event was characterized by a positive and interactive atmosphere, with the students of Al-Rajaa School showing great enthusiasm and remarkable engagement across the different workshop stations. The workshops were carefully designed to develop their artistic abilities and expand their creative horizons, using tools and techniques that empowered them to express themselves more deeply and effectively.

This initiative is part of the Faculty of Arts and Design’s ongoing efforts at Applied Science Private University to build bridges of communication with various segments of society and to affirm the role of art as a means of expression and empowerment, reflecting the university’s spirit in delivering impactful and sustainable initiatives.

The administration of Al-Rajaa School expressed its sincere gratitude to Applied Science Private University and the Faculty of Arts and Design, represented by the Dean, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, and to the faculty team for their continuous support and dedication to empowering deaf students by developing their artistic skills and providing them with new techniques that broaden their opportunities for expression and creativity.

Sunday, April 27, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Organizes a Scientific Trip to the Ancient City of Umm al-Jimal

19-4-2025

On Saturday, April 19, 2025, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a scientific visit to the ancient city of Umm al-Jimal in the Mafraq Governorate. Umm al-Jimal is considered one of Jordan’s most prominent historical sites, known for witnessing the succession of various civilizations, including the Byzantine and Islamic eras.

Dr. Nasser Al-Maghrabi accompanied the students on this trip, leading a group of Master’s students in Interior Design on a field tour aimed at exploring the architectural and urban character of Umm al-Jimal. The visit aligns with the college’s efforts to promote educational and cultural activities beyond the confines of the classroom.

The trip aimed to broaden students’ academic horizons and bridge theoretical knowledge with architectural reality by analyzing the technological methods used in the construction of the ancient city and comparing them with contemporary architectural technologies. This comparative approach was intended to inspire new ideas for the development of interior and exterior designs in modern buildings.

The visit commenced at the Visitor Center, where tour guide Samar Al-Harman delivered a brief overview of the city’s history, its main sections, and the prevalent architectural styles. The tour then continued through the archaeological site under the guidance of tour guide Mana’ Al-Masaeed, who provided an in-depth presentation on the site's most prominent residential, religious, and urban landmarks.

The trip concluded with an interactive discussion session between the students and several tour guides, during which they discussed the key insights gained from the field experience. This session contributed to enhancing the students’ applied understanding and academic knowledge.

This visit forms part of the Faculty’s vision to integrate academic and practical learning, encouraging students to engage directly with architectural and cultural heritage, thus enriching their educational experience and contributing to the development of their design skills.

Sunday, April 27, 2025

A Workshop on First Aid Brings Together the Faculty of Arts and Design and the Faculty of Nursing at the Applied Science Private University

22-4-2025

As part of the Applied Science Private University’s commitment to fostering interdisciplinary integration, the Faculty of Arts and Design – Department of Fashion Design and Accessories, in collaboration with the Faculty of Nursing, organized a comprehensive workshop on first aid. The workshop aimed to equip students with essential life skills that enhance their preparedness to handle emergency situations.

The workshop, held on the university campus, witnessed significant attendance from students, faculty members, and supervisors, during which extensive information was provided on how to respond quickly and effectively to sudden injuries or critical conditions.

The workshop focused on the basic principles of first aid, with an emphasis on how to manage common injuries such as cuts, bleeding, and burns, as well as the correct steps to provide immediate care in various emergency situations. The session was led by a group of healthcare specialists, who provided a detailed practical explanation supported by live demonstrations and hands-on exercises. This allowed students the opportunity to actively participate and apply what they had learned, helping to solidify concepts and build their confidence in responding correctly during accidents.

The workshop saw great interaction from the attendees, with students expressing their enthusiasm for benefiting from these experiences, which are valuable not only in a professional context but also in everyday life.

This initiative is part of the university’s ongoing efforts to provide an inclusive educational environment that encourages collaboration across disciplines, while enhancing students’ academic and practical skills, preparing them to face future challenges with competence and responsibility.

Thursday, April 24, 2025

Faculty of Arts and Design Concludes the Eighth Edition of the School Drawing and Design Competition

17-4-2025

The Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University concluded the eighth edition of the School Drawing and Design Competition on Thursday, April 17, 2025. The competition was held on Saturday, April 12, 2025, and witnessed extensive participation from students representing public and private schools in the capital, Amman.
Nearly 300 male and female students from 55 schools participated in the competition. They were distributed across two age categories:
- Category 1: Grades 7 to 9
- Category 2: Grades 10 to 11
The competition addressed various themes in expressive drawing and artistic design, allowing students to creatively engage with subjects inspired by the environment, society, imagination, and innovation.
During the closing ceremony, the winners were honored and awarded both material and financial prizes, in the presence of the University President, Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, and the presence of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Professor Dr. Haytham Abu-Khadeeja. Both stressed the importance of supporting artistic creativity from an early age.
The ceremony concluded with the opening of a comprehensive art exhibition showcasing the students' work. The exhibition served as a platform for creativity and knowledge exchange, highlighting the diversity in artistic styles and themes that reflected the students' outstanding talents.
The Faculty of Arts and Design emphasizes that this competition is one of its most prominent annual events and represents its firm commitment to social responsibility and its continuous efforts to foster talent and develop artistic awareness in future generations.

First Place Winners in the Expressive Drawing Category

School	Name	Theme	Category
Islamic Scientific College	Aan Sameer Khawaja	Eid Scene	Junior
Al-Ishraq Educational School	Alin Al-Tarawneh	Scene from the Future	Junior
Islamic Scientific College	Sidra Al-Rashaida	My Happiness	Junior
Um Hudhaifa Basic / Khalil Al-Rahman	Jana Ahmad Shalabi / Abeer Nidal	The Four Seasons	Junior
Baptist School	Hala Qaqish / Maya Khourma	Scene from the Future	Senior
Baptist School	Jowel Al-Khazouz	My Happiness	Senior
Al-Ishraq Educational School	Jana Hamdan	The Four Seasons	Senior

First Place Winners in the Artistic Design Category

School	Name	Theme	Category
Islamic Scientific College	Jowan Ihab	My Dream Room	Junior
Khawla Bint Al-Azwar School	Lujain Ahmad	Designing a Character: "Brave Arab"	Junior
Builders of Tomorrow School	Yasmin Al-Zoubi	Costume Inspired by Fruit	Junior
Builders of Tomorrow School	Sara Sameer	Advertising Poster Design	Junior
Rabia Al-Adawiya School	Bayan Aboud	My Dream Room	Senior
Al-Zahraa Secondary School	Malak Khandakji	Designing a Character: "Brave Arab"	Senior
Philadelphia National School	Nadine Yazan Makki	Costume Inspired by Fruit	Senior

For more information on the School Drawing and Design Competition, click here.

Thursday, April 24, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Participates in the University’s Celebration of Jordan’s Flag Day with a Distinguished Artistic

As part of the university’s celebrations of Jordan’s Flag Day, the Faculty of Art and Design participated in this national event by creating an innovative artwork that symbolically expressed the values and noble meanings embodied in the Jordanian flag.

The event was honored by the presence of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Professor Dr. Haytham Abu-Khadeeja, alongside the University President, Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, and the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee. They expressed pride in the artistic work presented by the students, which reflected their national awareness and creative talents. Dr. Abu-Khadeeja reaffirmed his continued support for the students and his encouragement of such initiatives that merge art with patriotic belonging.

The artistic work consisted of thirty individual art pieces that were drawn and painted during the celebration, with the active participation of students from the faculty and under the supervision of the Drawing Club Committee at the faculty, represented by faculty member Lec. Mohammad Sobuh. These pieces were assembled to form a cohesive and vibrant artwork that pulsates with creativity and reflects a deep sense of national identity and pride.

This participation served to highlight the role of the arts in fostering national belonging and expressing patriotic values through creative means. It also provided students with the opportunity to engage meaningfully in national events and to establish their artistic presence within the university's cultural space.

Sunday, April 20, 2025

The Fifteenth Joy of an Orphan": The Faculty of Art and Design Organizes the "Eid Gift and Outfit" Initiative to Bring Joy to Orphaned Children

25-3-2025

For the fifteenth consecutive year, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized its annual initiative "The Joy of an Orphan", as part of the "Eid Gift and Outfit" campaign held during the holy month of Ramadan. The initiative aims to promote the values of social solidarity and community compassion.

The event was held on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, during which 40 orphaned children were accompanied to select new clothes in preparation for the joyous celebration of Eid al-Fitr, all within an atmosphere of happiness and festivity.

The initiative seeks to bring happiness to the hearts of orphaned children by providing Eid clothing, while also fostering a spirit of volunteerism and reinforcing a culture of social cooperation. This year, 25 student volunteers from the faculty took part in the initiative, playing a key role in its success and in realizing its humanitarian goals.

This initiative is part of a broader series of charitable activities that the Faculty of Art and Design is committed to organizing annually, in alignment with its mission to serve the community and cultivate a sense of social responsibility among students.

Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Site Visit for the Interior Design Students to the IKC (International Kitchens Company ) Factory – Sahab

10-4-2025

The Interior Design Department at the Faculty of Arts and Design – organized a site visit to the International Kitchens Company Factory in Sahab, As a part of the course “Technical Drawings 2”.

The visit was supervised by the course instructors: Dr. Afaq Al-Ramahi and Lec. Alaa Al-Zoubi, and accompanied by: Ms. Tasneem Al-Adwan, Ms. Dana Al-Masri, Ms. Maha Al-Momani, and Ms. Firdous Al-Natsheh.

This educational trip aimed to familiarize students with the full manufacturing process of kitchen units, starting from wood cutting, painting, and assembling different components, all the way to the final product—based on the type of wood and production methods used.

Students had the opportunity to meet MR. Rashed Abu Ouda, the company’s General Manager, who provided valuable insights and explanations about the production process. A specialized team from the factory also accompanied the students, offering detailed step-by-step demonstrations that helped connect the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Monday, April 14, 2025

Field Visit for Interior Design Students to the Competition Site in Fuheis

The Faculty of Art and Design, represented by the Department of Interior Design, organized a field visit to the site of the 7th Interior Design Association Competition. The competition project involves redesigning a restaurant complex in the Fuheis area into a multifunctional space dedicated to study and work.

The visit was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Afaq Al-Ramahi, accompanied by Lecturer Alaa Al-Zoubi and several administrative staff members from the department. It was held as part of the course Interior Environment and User Behavior.

The main objective of the visit was to analyze the project site in terms of climate, architectural style, materials and colors, and natural landscape coordination. During the visit, students also had the opportunity to meet with the project designer, Eng. Oreib Abu Aisheh, which helped bridge theoretical learning with practical application and deepened their understanding of the project in preparation for their participation in the competition.

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

Students’ Artistic Creations Adorn the Walls of the Faculty of Art and Design with Innovative Murals

25-3-2025

The Drawing Club Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design organized a remarkable event that witnessed wide participation from students across various disciplines. They created a collection of stunning murals that will add beauty and inspiration to the faculty building.

The students’ creativity was vividly expressed through various artistic works that reflected their high-level skills and diverse artistic interests. The murals stood out with their vibrant themes and colors, embodying the spirit of creativity and fresh artistic thinking among the students.

These murals are being displayed in designated areas within the faculty building, becoming an integral part of the inspiring academic environment the college aims to foster, encouraging creativity and excellence among its students.

This initiative is part of a series of ongoing activities organized by the Drawing Club, which primarily aims to enhance effective student engagement, encourage self-expression, and unleash students’ potential through various forms of visual art.

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

The Fashion and Accessories Design Department Organizes a Student Activity to Welcome the Holy Month of Ramadan

10-3-2025

In a demonstration of the creative spirit of the students in the Fashion and Accessories Design Department at the Faculty of Art and Design, a special workshop was organized to decorate the faculty’s main entrance in celebration of the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan. This workshop was more than just a student activity; it was a true expression of authentic Jordanian and Arab culture and heritage, while also fostering values of collaboration and teamwork among students.

The workshop stood out for the students' collective efforts across various stages, from brainstorming and designing models to the actual execution of the decorations. Their artistic contributions received widespread admiration and praise from both students and visitors of the faculty.

Thursday, March 27, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Launches Its 15th Charitable Campaign, "Relief Package," as Part of the "Orphan’s Joy" Initiative

20-3-2025

As part of its commitment to fostering solidarity and social cohesion during the holy month of Ramadan, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized its 15th annual "Orphan’s Joy" campaign under the theme "Relief Package" on Thursday, March 20, 2025, continuing its tradition of annual charitable initiatives.

The campaign involved the preparation and distribution of food relief packages to families in need, with active participation from students and faculty members. A total of 42 food packages were distributed in the Marka and Bayader Wadi Al-Seer areas.

This initiative was widely praised for its positive impact on both the students and the beneficiaries, aligning with the faculty’s vision of community engagement and social responsibility.

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

The Faculty of Arts and Design organizes a group Ramadan iftar

19-3-2025

In a spiritual atmosphere filled with warmth and affection, the Social Committee at Faculty of Arts and Design organized the annual Ramadan Iftar on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. The event brought together faculty and administrative staff with students as one family, embodying the values of unity and camaraderie.

The Iftar featured a variety of engaging activities, including competitions and interactive games, which added a joyful and lively spirit to the gathering. It was more than just a traditional Iftar; it was a special moment that will remain in the memory of everyone who attended, leaving a lasting impact that strengthens the sense of belonging and affection among all.

Monday, March 24, 2025

Cooperation Agreement between the Faculty of Art and Design and the European University in Macedonia under the Erasmus+ Program

10-3-2025

As part of its continuous efforts to enhance academic and training opportunities for students, faculty, and administrative staff, Applied Science Private University, represented by the Faculty of Art and Design and the Office of International Relations, has signed a cooperation agreement with the European University in North Macedonia under the Erasmus+ program, supported by the European Union.

This agreement aims to support academic and cultural exchange between the two universities in the field of art and design. It provides undergraduate and master's students with the opportunity to study for one academic semester or participate in a three-month practical training program at the partner university. Additionally, Applied Science Private University will host students from the European University to join its various programs in arts and design disciplines.

The agreement also includes opportunities for faculty members to participate in academic and research exchange programs, contributing to the development of their expertise and fostering scientific collaboration between the two institutions. The European University in North Macedonia expressed full support for this partnership, emphasizing its anticipation of fruitful and sustainable cooperation in the fields of art, design, and other academic disciplines at Applied Science Private University

This agreement aligns with the university’s ongoing commitment to enhancing practical training opportunities for students and opening new international horizons, allowing them to benefit from diverse academic and cultural experiences. It also helps prepare them for the job market according to international academic standards.

Sunday, March 23, 2025

The Social Committee at the Faculty of Art and Design Organizes a Welcome Breakfast and Honors a Number of Faculty Members

With the presence of the Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, along with faculty and administrative staff, the Social Committee organized a welcome breakfast to mark the beginning of the second semester, aiming to enhance communication and collaboration among the faculty members.

During the breakfast, former heads of departments, Dr. Mahmoud Ismael and Dr. Mustafa Othman, were honored in recognition of their outstanding efforts during their tenure. Additionally, Dr. Safaa Jahameh was honored on the occasion of her promotion to the rank of Associate Professor, and Ms. Dania Khawaldeh was recognized for her dedication and contributions.

The event also included a celebration of the newborns of Dr. Sujood Shahin Alkhrisat and Interior Design Department secretary Razan Dajeh, in a warm and positive atmosphere reflecting the spirit of collegiality and mutual appreciation among the college members.

Monday, March 3, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Participates in Organizing an Art Workshop for Children with Special Needs

20-2-2025

As part of its efforts to serve the local community, the Faculty of Art and Design organized a specialized drawing workshop in collaboration with Al-Hayat Charitable Association for the Rehabilitation and Care of Disabled Persons and Al-Raja School for the Education of Hearing-Impaired Students in the Russeifa area.

The workshop was held on Thursday, the 20th of Feb, at Al-Raja School for the Education of Hearing-Impaired Students, with the participation of several students from the school under the supervision of Lec. Mohammad Adnan Sobuh, a faculty member at the faculty of Art and Design.

After the workshop, Dr. Eyas Al-Abbadi, Vice President of Al-Hayat Association, presented a letter of appreciation to the Faculty of Art and Design, represented by Dean, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, the faculty members, and Lec. Mohammad Adnan Sobuh, in recognition of their outstanding and professional efforts. The workshop provided an advanced and distinguished artistic experience that refined the students’ skills and enriched their artistic abilities.

Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design Holds Master's Thesis Defenses in Interior Design for the Second Semester

18-1-2025

The Faculty of Art and Design has successfully concluded a week of distinguished master’s thesis defenses for a group of researchers specializing in Interior Design.

The following researchers: Majd Ayad, Dana Al-Masri, Noor Al-Malawani, Firdous Al-Natsha, Tasneem Al-Adwan, Shadi Nashwan, and Abdul Rahman Qabaqibo, completed their thesis defenses, receiving recommendations from the examination committees to be awarded the master's degree in interior design, with minor revisions.

The defense committees included internal examiners:

Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, Prof. Osama Hassan, Dr. Mahmuod Ismael, Dr. Anas Al Shamaileh, Dr. Ruba Jadallah, Dr. Odai Alabadleh, and Dr. Saeed Alhmoud.

The faculty was also honored to host external examiners: Dr. Dana Amro, Dr. Rehab Ghoneim, Dr. Mohammad Abukeshek, Dr. Mutasem Karablieh, Dr. Mazin Arabasy, Dr. Malik Alshnaikat, and Dr. Samar Abusaleh.

On this occasion, the Faculty of Art and Design, represented by its Dean and academic staff, extends its warmest congratulations and best wishes to the researchers

Monday, February 17, 2025

Applied Science Private University Signs Two Cooperation Agreements to Support Art and Design with "JoPack" and the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association

20-1-2025

Applied Science Private University (ASU), represented by the Faculty of Art and Design, has signed two cooperation agreements to enhance professional and artistic partnerships. The first agreement was signed with the National Center for Packaging (JoPack), a Jordanian organization established in 2016 as a creative arm of the Chambers of Industry. The second agreement was signed with the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association.

The agreements were signed by the President of the University, Prof. Samiha Jarrah, alongside the Chairman of the Board of Directors of JoPack, Mr. Issa Abdel Hadi, and the President of the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Khatib. The signing ceremony was attended by Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, along with several faculty members, including Dr. Mustafa Othman, Lec. Ahmad Issa, and Dr. Safa Jahameh.

The agreement with JoPack aims to enable students to apply theoretical knowledge in a professional environment through workshops and exhibitions focused on packaging design. It also seeks to develop innovative and sustainable design solutions with the support of faculty expertise.

Meanwhile, the agreement with the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association seeks to enrich the artistic scene in Jordan by fostering academic and artistic exchange, organizing joint exhibitions and workshops, and providing opportunities for students and young artists to participate in cultural and artistic events.

This collaboration aligns with the university's vision to strengthen partnerships with local and international institutions, contributing to the development of education and training while enhancing students' skills across various fields.

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

A Scientific Visit to Jabal Al-Qala’a and Hindiyya Museum Enriches Art Students

9-1-2025

As part of an educational and cultural excursion, Lec. Fatima Samara, a lecturer in the History of Global Art course within the Department of Design and Visual Communication, led her students on a field visit to Jabal Al-Qala’a on Thursday, January 9, 2025. The purpose of this visit was to enrich the course content by exploring the Temple of Hercules and visiting the associated museum, which features artifacts ranging from primitive art to Islamic art.

Afterward, the group proceeded to the Hindiyya Museum of Arts, renowned for its extensive collection of artworks executed in a variety of styles representing different artistic movements. The collection showcases work by international, regional, and local artists. This visit greatly enriched the students both visually and academically, perfectly aligning with the educational objectives of the course.

Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University Organizes the "Design Illuminations" Event

30-12-2024

On Monday, December 30, 2024, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University hosted a prominent event titled "Design Illuminations."

The event featured a series of specialized workshops aimed at enhancing students' creative skills and equipping them with practical experiences to advance their development in various design fields, including interior design, fashion design, graphic design, and digital media design.

Among the notable workshops presented were:

- Project Management Workshop by Engineer Mohammad Abbas.

- Television Studio Design Workshop by Engineer Abdullah Al-Shweiki.

- Creative Thinking Workshop by Mr. Abdullah Al-Hassan.

- Introduction to Unreal Engine Workshop by Mr. Mo'taz Al-Husseini.

- Caricature Art Workshop by Mr. Omar Al-Abdallat.

- 3D Production Meets AI Workshop by Engineer Ahmad Al-Jaber.

This event aligns with the faculty vision of enhancing students' creative capabilities, keeping pace with the latest developments in various design fields, and focusing on preparing them to meet the demands of the creative job market.

Monday, January 13, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Paints a Mural in Support of the Local Community

26-12-2024

As part of its activities aimed at serving the local community, the faculty of Art and Design organized an event to paint a mural at Al-Raja School for Hearing Impairments in the Al-Ruseifa area. The event took place on Thursday, the 26th of this month, and involved the participation of several faculty students from various majors. The event was supervised and organized by the Community Service Committee within the Department of Interior Design, with additional contributions from the Drawing and Murals Club Committee.

The students were accompanied by faculty members, including Dr. Saeed Alhmoud, Lec. Oraib Al-Subaihi, and Lec. Mohammed Sobuh. During their visit to the school, the students also had the opportunity to learn about the methods and techniques used in educating individuals with hearing impairments.

At the conclusion of the event, the school's headmistress, Ms. Hanan Al-Maghribi, presented a letter of thanks to the Faculty of Art and Design, represented by its dean, Professor Dr. Emad Al-Fahmawee, as well as the participating faculty members and students. The gesture was in appreciation of their efforts in creating a mural that added a unique and vibrant touch to the school environment.

Thursday, January 2, 2025

The Faculty of Art and Design Organizes a Charitable Bazaar, "The Goodness Parcel for Dignified Families"

23-12-2024

As part of promoting the values of charity and social responsibility, the Faculty of Art and Design at Applied Science Private University organized a charitable bazaar on Monday, December 23, 2024, under the title "The Goodness Parcel for Dignified Families." The event witnessed exceptional participation from the faculty students, who presented a variety of creative products, alongside contributions from external entities offering high-quality handmade and artisanal products.

The bazaar was inaugurated by the university president, Prof. Samiha Jarrah, and the dean of the faculty, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, in an atmosphere characterized by activity and interaction.

This initiative is part of the ongoing efforts of the Faculty to instill a culture of volunteer work, strengthen its societal role, and support needy families through sustainable charitable initiatives.

Thursday, January 2, 2025

Art and Design Students Create a Mural

19-12-2024

The Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, Professor Emad Al Fahmawee, inaugurated an artistic mural at the Faculty, created by the Drawing and Mural Club Committee.

The mural spans 11 meters in width and 3 meters in height. Several students from various faculty disciplines participated in painting and coloring the mural under the supervision of the Drawing and Mural Club Committee. The mural is distinguished by its inclusion of global artistic symbols arranged in a unique color space distribution style.

The Dean honored faculty member Lec. Mohammad Subh in recognition of his supervision and contribution to the planning and painting of the mural on behalf of the Drawing and Mural Club Committee. Additionally, he presented certificates of appreciation to the participating students to commend their efforts in completing the project.

Monday, December 30, 2024

Fashion and Accessories Design Department Participates in Swedish Workshops on Circular Fashion Innovation

28-11-2024

The Fashion and Accessories Design Department at the Faculty of Art and Design actively participated in a series of workshops held in Sweden, titled "Towards a Circular Future for Fashion Innovation." Organized by ITC (International Trade Centre) - GTEX/MENATEX from November 25 to 28, 2024, the workshops focused on sustainable and innovative practices within the fashion industry.

Dr. Olivia Hijaz, a faculty member specializing in Fashion and Accessories Design, represented the department, alongside a delegate from the Jordan Chamber of Industry.

The workshops were meticulously coordinated with Swedish clothing industry partners, involving on-site visits to garment manufacturing facilities. These visits provided participants with valuable insights into the latest technological advancements in fashion design and production.

The significance of this participation lies in the opportunity to stay abreast of global trends and cutting-edge technologies in the fashion industry. By fostering academic development within the Fashion and Accessories Design program, these workshops contribute to enhancing Jordan's industrial economy, particularly in the apparel sector.

Monday, December 16, 2024

Graphic Design Students at the Faculty of Art and Design Visit Amman Sign Museum and the King Hussein Str. Cultural Complex

5-12-2024

As part of the educational activities aimed at enhancing cultural heritage awareness and developing creative skills, the Graphic Design Department at the Faculty of Art and Design, Applied Sciences University, organized a field visit for students of the Typography 1 course, under the supervision of Ms. Ines Dradkeh, to the Amman Sign Museum and the Arabic Calligraphy Diwan.

The students were accompanied by Mr. Ahmad Issa and Ms. Israa Khalifa and were warmly welcomed by Mr. Ghazi Mahmoud Khattab, owner of the Amman Sign Museum, and Mr. Mohammad Khudair, Director of the King Hussein Street Cultural Complex. Both hosts praised the excellent organization of the visit by Applied Sciences University and emphasized the importance of such initiatives in supporting cultural and artistic heritage.

The visit aimed to broaden the students’ understanding of the different types of Arabic calligraphy and their evolution over time, connecting the historical and modern aspects of calligraphy. It also provided an opportunity to apply theoretical concepts related to Arabic calligraphy, understand the basic rules of writing Arabic scripts, and explore their integration into graphic design as a fundamental component of design structure.

The visit included an introductory tour of the Amman Sign Museum, where students learned about the history and design of signs that reflect the cultural identity of Amman. Additionally, a practical session at the Arabic Calligraphy Diwan showcased the art of Arabic calligraphy and its applications in contemporary design fields.

Applied Sciences University expressed its gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Ghazi Mahmoud Khattab and Mr. Mohammad Khudair for their warm reception and their contribution to enriching the students' educational experience. The university reaffirmed its commitment to fostering fruitful collaboration with national cultural institutions, enhancing the learning process, and bridging the gap between heritage and modern art.

Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Dr. Kanbaş Lecture at the Faculty of Art and Design at ASU

20-11-2024

The Faculty of Art and Design, in collaboration with the Office of International Relations, hosted a lecture for students titled "Islamic Arts and Architecture Through the Ages". Dr. Mahmut Sami Kanbaş, Assistant Professor of Islamic History and Arts at Marmara University, Turkey, gave the lecture.

The lecture witnessed strong attendance from both students and faculty members. Prof. Feras El Hajji, Vice President of the University, and Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, welcomed the guest speaker. They expressed their gratitude and pride in the ongoing and fruitful collaboration between Applied Sciences University and Marmara University, along with its visiting faculty members.

The lecture explored the significance of Islamic art, the earliest mosques in Islam, and the evolution of architectural art throughout different Islamic eras.

This lecture was part of the Erasmus + International Credit Mobility program for student and academic mobility. It also falls within a series of activities organized by the Office of International Relations at Applied Sciences University to strengthen academic collaboration with international universities, aiming to mobility teaching and research expertise and deepen relations between the university and academic institutions worldwide.

Thursday, December 5, 2024

Applied Science University Participates in the Second International Conference on Art and Design in Jeddah

17-11-2024

Professor Emad Al-Fahmawee Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design took part in the Second International Conference on Art and Design, held in Jeddah from November 15 to 17, 2024. He participated in a panel discussion titled “The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Art and Design and Its Impact on Education.”

The discussion focused on the major changes artificial intelligence (AI) has brought to art and design, highlighting the need for educational institutions to keep up by updating curricula to include AI technologies. The session also explored how AI helps develop students' skills and enhances the learning process to meet the demands of the rapidly changing digital job.

Professor Al-Fahmawee emphasized the importance of integrating AI into educational programs to strike a balance between artistic creativity and modern technology. This integration he explained helps prepare a new generation capable of innovation and competitiveness in creativity and design.

The topic is crucial for academic institutions teaching art and design, as it serves as a foundation for future development strategies aligned with fast-paced digital advancements.

The conference also provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen cooperation between Arab universities and support efforts to modernize academic education. It highlighted the importance of blending artistic creativity with modern technology. With participants from numerous Arab universities representing various disciplines, the event was an essential platform for sharing ideas and experiences.

Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Interior Design Students Visit City Centre Furniture Factory

14-11-2024

The Interior Design Department at the Faculty of Art and Design organised a field visit to the City Centre Furniture Factory for students studying “Principles of Furniture Design” and “Technical Drawings (1)" under the supervision of Dr. Saeed Alhmoud and Lec. Oraib Al-Subaihi. The visit aimed to strengthen students' practical skills and help them better understand the role of interior design in furniture manufacturing.

This experience allowed students to see how interior design principles are applied in the furniture design process, linking their classroom learning to real-world applications. It also helped bridge the gap between academic studies and professional practice by showing students the practical role of interior designers in furniture production.

Moreover, the visit encouraged innovation and research in furniture design. Students explored new methods and techniques, enhancing their creativity and problem-solving skills. By connecting theoretical knowledge from their courses to real-life examples, the visit reinforced students' understanding and prepared them for future challenges.

Tuesday, November 26, 2024

A remarkable workshop on user experience design at the Faculty of Art and Design

20-11-2024

The Department of Design and Visual Communication organized an introductory training workshop on user experience design for students of the courses "Introduction to Mobile Application Design" and "Website Design" on Wednesday, November 20, 2024.

The workshop was conducted by UX expert Alaa Ali, who shared valuable and enriching insights in the field of user experience design. The event was supervised and attended by Lec. Hadeel Quraan, Lec. Ahmed Issa, and Mrs. Esraa Khalifeh.

This workshop contributed to enhancing students' understanding of the principles of user experience design and its importance in developing professional and innovative applications and websites.

Sunday, November 24, 2024

Field Visit for Interior Design Students to Art Hotel

7-11-2024

The Department of Interior Design at the College of Arts and Design organized a field visit for students enrolled in the course Rehabilitation of Heritage Buildings to the Art Hotel on.

The visit was supervised by Dr. Saeed Al-Hamoud, Lec. Areib Al-Subaihi, Lec. Omar Hawashin, and Lec. Khaled Al-Radaydeh.

The visit aimed to enhance students' practical knowledge in rehabilitating heritage buildings, enabling them to understand the role of interior design in repurposed structures and its significance in presenting historical and cultural information. It also provided an opportunity to explore architectural elements that contribute to preserving the cultural and heritage identity of spaces.

Additionally, the visit inspired students to develop innovative ideas on rehabilitation methods that blend heritage preservation with contemporary touches. This encouraged creative thinking and exploration of advanced techniques in the field of heritage building rehabilitation.

At the end of the visit, the hotel management expressed their delight with the initiative, highlighting the College of Arts and Design's commitment to exposing students to real-world projects that focus on heritage and cultural aspects.

Thursday, November 21, 2024

The Faculty of Arts and Design Welcomes Students from Najmat Al Fareed Academy and Schools on an Educational Orientation Tour

14-11-2024

The Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science Private University hosted a delegation of students and teachers from Najmat Al Fareed Academy and Schools on an educational orientation tour.

Lec. Alaa Al-Zoubi provided an extensive overview of the faculty and its departments through a comprehensive tour of its distinguished educational facilities. Additionally, Lec. Hadeel Mostafa conducted a general workshop on the field of Design and Visual Communication, featuring a presentation of selected student projects from the department. Dr. Ahmed Al-Barbari also led a specialized workshop in Fashion Design, highlighting foundational skills and techniques in this creative field.

The faculty administration expressed its appreciation for this visit, which aligns with the university's ongoing efforts to serve both the local and academic communities. The visit contributes positively to the development of the educational process and the exchange of expertise between various academic institutions.

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

The Faculty of Arts and Design discusses the first master's thesis in Interior Design

7-11-2024

Titled: "Procedural Aspects of Achieving the Technical Requirements for Integrated System in Interior and Architectural Design within the Framework of the Design Unit for Residential Buildings". Researcher Hind Al-Ramahi defended the first thesis of the master's program in Interior Design.

The defense committee included a group of distinguished academics: Prof. Essam Odah as the supervisor, Dr. Mahmoud Ismael as the internal examiner, and Dr. Nasser Al-Moghrabi as the external examiner. The session was attended by the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, along with several faculty members and master's students from the college.

Following the discussion, the committee recommended awarding the researcher Hind Al-Ramahi a master's degree in interior design with minor modifications.

The Faculty of Arts and Design extends the heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the researcher and her family on this distinguished achievement.

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

New Student Welcome Ceremony at Applied Science University – Faculty of Arts and Design

The Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science University held a distinguished welcome ceremony for its new students, aiming to enhance a sense of belonging and strengthen connections between incoming students and faculty members. The event took place in the Haj Abdullah Abu Khadija Auditorium at the Faculty of Dentistry, with the university president, the faculty dean, and several esteemed faculty and administrative members in attendance.

The ceremony began with an introductory video about the university, followed by a warm welcome from the university president, who praised the students for joining a college known for providing a creative and inspiring educational environment. The faculty dean then delivered a welcome address, highlighting the importance of arts and design as tools for self-expression and societal impact. He encouraged students to make the most of the educational and creative opportunities offered by the faculty.

The event featured motivational words from faculty members, who spoke about the challenges and opportunities students may encounter in their academic and artistic journeys. Student-produced artistic performances also enriched the atmosphere, adding a lively and interactive dimension to the celebration.

A highlight of the ceremony was the “Mini Moda Fashion Show,” presented by the Department of Fashion and Accessories Design. The show featured a collection of modern children’s designs that stood out for their elegance and innovation. The display was filled with vibrant colors and unique details, reflecting the latest fashion trends and the creative spirit of the Fashion Department, making it a focal point of the event, and adding a distinctive touch to the celebration.

The ceremony concluded with an awards segment honoring students who had received awards both within and outside the university. The winners of the fashion design competition were announced, with their work showcased for the audience. Additionally, top-performing students from each academic year were recognized, along with members of the university’s drawing club.

This ceremony marks a promising start to an enriching academic and artistic journey for the new students at the Faculty of Arts and Design at Applied Science University.

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

Graphic Design Students Visit Firas Printing Press

Among the notion of theory and application adopted by the Faculty of Arts and Design at the Private University of Applied Sciences, a group of students from the college majoring in graphic design visited one of the largest modern printing establishments in Jordan, which is Firas Printing Press. Students of the course of Materials and Techniques in graphic design visited Firas Printing Press on Al Quds Street, south of Amman. The group was introduced and welcomed by Mr. Bader Al-Safadi, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Firas Al-Safadi and Mr. Zaher Al-Safadi. The sponsors gave a detailed explanation of the departments of the printing press. The visiting students were introduced to the modern materials and techniques used by the printing press in the advanced packaging industry. The scientific visit was supervised by the course instructor, Dr. Ali Hammouri, accompanied by Ms. Leen Al-Saadi, and Ms. Leen Oraifi . The ASU university provided the necessary facilities for the team during the round trip from and back to the university.

Sunday, November 10, 2024

Interior Design Students Visit the Jordan Museum for a Field Trip

31-10-2024

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Arts and Design organized a field visit to the Jordan Museum as part of the educational activities for the "Interior Design for Public Buildings" course. The visit, supervised by Professor Dr. Osama Hassan and Dr. Ruba Jadallah, aimed to enhance students' practical understanding and provide a comprehensive perspective on the role of interior design in museums and its application in presenting historical and cultural information.

The visit focused on helping students understand the architectural and interior design of the museum, exploring its elements that contribute to enriching the visitor experience. The tour included an in-depth look at display area designs and how to create a sensory experience that fosters visual engagement between visitors and exhibits. Additionally, students examined methods for redesigning museum spaces as part of a practical project requirement within the course.

Museum officials presented historical artifacts to students that illustrate the development of civilizations in Jordan, explaining how interior design can effectively showcase Jordan's heritage in a way that enhances the visitor experience. This educational field experience provided students with an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in designing public spaces, equipping them with critical and creative thinking skills in designing public buildings, especially museums.

The visit resulted in several key takeaways that strengthened students' understanding of the interaction between architectural elements and exhibits, as well as how to design spaces that cater to visitors' needs, creating an enriching and enjoyable experience. This visit underscored the value of hands-on learning in this field.

Sunday, November 10, 2024

Faculty of Arts and Design Among Research Award Winners

10-10-2024

Applied Science University Honored Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, with the award for the highest citations in Scopus data at the faculty level during the annual ceremony of research scholar’s staff.

This award serves as a motivation for all faculty members, especially newcomers, in light of the university’s supportive environment that encourages research, innovation, and distinction at both the local and global levels. Particularly, the university ranked first among all Jordanian universities 501-600 globally according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2025, as well as ranking 851-900 in the QS World University Rankings. It also received the 5 Stars Plus rating in the QS Stars Rating Global as the first private university.

All faculty and administrative staff at the Faculty of Arts and Design extend their sincerest congratulations to Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee on this well-deserved award.

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Workshop for New Faculty Members on the Fundamentals of E-Learning and Educational Platforms

10-10-2024

The College of Art and Design organized a training workshop for new faculty members aimed at familiarizing them with the e-learning foundations adopted by the university and introducing them to the approved electronic platforms and their operational mechanisms. Lec. Omar Hawashin provided an initial explanation of these platforms and outlined the procedures for working with them, as well as the essential points to consider when using them, such as preparing assignments, distributing the study plan, setting and approving grades, and various communication methods with students, among others.

This workshop is part of a series of workshops organized annually by the College of Art and Design, stemming from its keen interest in developing faculty members in general and facilitating the full integration of new members into the educational process before the start of the academic year

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

The College of Art and Design Participates in the 9th Dana Creative Camp

5-10-2024

As part of the College of Art and Design's commitment to participating in artistic activities and national events, Lec. Mohammad Sobuh, a faculty member in the Interior Design Department, took part in the 9th Dana Creative Camp, organized by the Directorate of Culture and Arts in Tafilah Governorate to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty's assumption of constitutional powers. The camp, held from October 1st to 5th, included workshops in painting, sculpture, Arabic calligraphy, and photography, with the participation of a select group of Jordanian visual artists. Attendees expressed their admiration for the distinctive artistic style showcased in Lec. Mohammad Sobuh's unique paintings that reflected the nature and spirit of Dana.

Monday, October 28, 2024

Professional Development Workshops for Faculty on Academic Publishing in the College of Art and Design

29-9-2024

The College of Art and Design organized two workshops for faculty members aimed at enhancing their knowledge of academic publishing and the latest research trends. The first workshop provided a comprehensive introduction to the Scopus database. Dr. Safaa Jahameh delivered a detailed explanation of how to use the platform for research purposes and publishing, as well as the key criteria followed by journals indexed in Scopus.

The second workshop focused on SCIVAL, an analytical tool that enables researchers to identify global research trends and analyze the research performance of institutions and individuals. Through these workshops, Dr. Safaa aimed to empower faculty members with a deeper understanding of how to enhance their research output and increase their chances of publishing in prestigious journals.

Monday, October 28, 2024

Quality Assurance Workshop for New Faculty Members at the College of Art and Design

24-9-2024

The Quality Assurance Committee at the College of Art and Design is committed to providing comprehensive guidance to new faculty members each year. Lec. Fatima Samara, the College's Quality Assurance Officer, conducted a workshop titled "Organizational Guidance for Faculty Members." The workshop covered several key areas, including an overview of the college's accreditations, the various forms used in the teaching process, and how to obtain and utilize these forms effectively.

Monday, October 28, 2024

ASU participates in "Art Nova" Al-Qadisiyah

5-9-2024

The College of Arts and Design at the University of Applied Sciences participated in the "Art Nova" forum organized by Al-Qadisiyah College at Al-Hussein Cultural Center.

The forum aimed to introduce students from various art and design colleges across the kingdom to the most prominent designers, clarify the impact of technology on the design and educational process, and the challenges that designers may face in the labor market, and ways to solve them.

The students were presented with live models of the work of students of the Fashion and Accessories Design Department at the College of Arts and Design at the ASU, and the specializations of graphic design, design for digital media, and interior design.

More than two hundred students participated to learn about the specializations available to them for study, master's specializations, and to review the study plans.

The College of Arts and Design was honored for its active participation in this unique forum.

Thursday, September 26, 2024

College of Arts and Design holds the first collective breakfast of the new academic year 2024/2025

12-9-2024

In a warm and familial atmosphere, the College of Arts and Design hosted its first collective breakfast to celebrate the beginning of the academic year 2024/2025. Faculty and staff members were invited, where new faculty members were welcomed and a group of colleagues were honored.

The Dean of the College, Prof. Dr. Emad Al-Fahmawee, expressed his gratitude to colleagues who had left the college, with mixed feelings of joy and sadness. He praised their efforts throughout their years of dedication and presented commemorative shields to Prof. Dr Essam Odah from the Interior Design Department, Dr. Lina Farah from the Visual Communication Design Department, Ms. Abrar Abu Fāra from the Interior Design Department, and supervisors Safiya Jarar and Yasmin Al-Asaf, expressing his sincere thanks and wishing them all the best. The Head of the Interior Design Department also commended their work.

Prof. Dr. Al-Fahmawee praised the efforts of the College of Arts and Design staff in maintaining the college's reputation and remarkable progress, and wished for its continued excellence and the achievement of its desired goals.

Thursday, September 26, 2024

ASU participated in SAMIM project

5-9-2024

Student Aheda Bseiso from the College of Arts and Design in the Sameem project, which was funded by the French Development Agency (AFD) ,managed by Lab'ess, and implemented in partnership with the Jordanian Youth Innovation Forum and the Jordanian Green Building Council (GBC). The project aimed to promote sustainable development and environmental innovation in Jordan, with a particular focus on promoting green practices in the residential building sector.

The student was awarded during an event a certificate recognition of her dedication, commitment, and successfully participating in the Energy & Water Auditing Training for Residential Sector and contributing to Data Collection & Analysis Activities under 'Towards Sustainable and Resource-Efficient Households" project which was from May, 25th to Aug 27th.

Thursday, September 26, 2024

Mapping all Art and Design Faculty specializations with the national qualifications framework

14-8-2024

The Accreditation and Quality Assurance Commission for Higher Education Institutions has approved the mapping of all specializations offered by the College of Arts and Design (Interior Design, Graphic Design, Digital Media Design) to the Jordanian National Qualifications Framework (JNQF) at Applied Science University.

This achievement is a testament to the tireless efforts of the faculty members and liaison officers in the college's departments to enhance the level of learning and its outcomes, with ongoing support from the Dean of the College of Arts and Design.

This comes in line with Applied Science University's pursuit of development and excellence in all fields.

Sunday, August 25, 2024

ASU Participates in the Arts Forum for Free Drawing at Al-Balqa Applied University

15-8-2024

A group of students from the College of Art and Design participated, with supervisors, Miss Shatha Ghanem and Miss Hadeel Hasan at the Applied Science Private University in the activities of the Arts Forum of Jordanian Universities for Free Drawing, which was held at Al-Balqa Applied University, under the auspices of the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Khaled Al-Zou'bi, representing the President of the University.

Prof. Al-Zou'bi pointed the Arts Forum of Jordanian Universities for Free Drawing is one of the featured events because it includes many Jordanian universities, and the forum designed to highlight the energies and talents of students in free drawing, extending his thanks to all universities participating in the forum.

The participating of our students won admiration and praise, and Prof. Al-Zou'bi was awarded a certificate of thanks for their distinguished participation.

Thursday, August 22, 2024

ASU participates in the exhibition "Abdul Allah II Ibn Al-Hussein, 25 Years of Giving" at Yarmouk University

14-8-2024

The Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University participated in the art exhibition "Abdul Allah II Ibn Al-Hussein, 25 Years of Giving" located at Yarmouk University, and the exhibition comes within the activities of the Youth Summer 2024, where Dr. Manal Al-Barqawi and Lec. Mahmoud Salem, faculty members at the faculty, and student Mahmoud Daghash with artworks, and the Deputy Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Zuhair Al-Tahat, handed over the Yarmouk shield and certificates to them in appreciation of their participation.

Thursday, August 22, 2024

ASU student "Layan Saleh" participates in the fine art exhibition "Al-Fanar"

10-8-2024

The "Lamba" cultural initiative organized an exhibition of fine art within the "Al-Fanar" event, which was held under the patronage of Her Excellency the Minister of Culture Haifa Al-Najjar, and was attended by Mr. Osama Al-Kiswani, Director of the Administrative Affairs Directorate at the Ministry of Culture.

Layan Saleh, a student of the Faculty of Arts and Design at the Applied Science University, participated in this exhibition and won great admiration for her creative works, and was honored for her distinguished participation

Thursday, August 22, 2024

Applied Science Private University Participates in the Fourth Ammon International Festival of Arts 2024

6-6-2024

The Department of Fashion the Faculty of Arts has participated in the 4th Amoun Festival themed “Jordan’s Cultural Heritage” which was held in Amman Hanger in Ras Al-Ain, and Al Hussain Cultural Centre under the patronage of the city’s mayor Dr. Yosouf Al-Shawarbeh.

The Department has presented various artistic pieces that relate to Jordan’s cultural heritage and authenticity. And was exhibited in a special wing for the department of Fashion with the participation of several students who explored different local and international themes in their work. The exhibits have caught the attention of many visitors, chief among them were the Ambassador of Germany, the Ambassador of Japan, and the Embassy representative of Egypt.

The Department has also presented a fashion show at Al-Hussein Cultural Center, in which the students have presented an array of magnificent contemporary wears inspired by Jordanian embroidery, in an effort in celebrating the Jordanian heritage through fashion and accessories through a runway.

It’s worth highlighting that the festival’s Jury committee have applauded the students for their efforts, authentic style of presentation, and their design ideas that remained true to the main theme of the event.

Monday, June 24, 2024

Furniture Exhibition from Materials Technology and Workshops Course

4-6-2024

On Tuesday, 06/04/2024, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, inaugurated an exhibition of selected furniture pieces that were implemented within the Materials Technology and Workshops course, in the presence of Head of the Interior Design Department, Dr. Mahmoud Ismail, the faculty members responsible for the course Prof. Essam Odah and Lec. Khaled Al Radaideh, the Director of the Engineering Workshops Department, Eng. Marwan Zidan, and a group of college students.

The exhibition included all the students' work implemented in the course, which will be used in the external courtyards and internal corridors of the College of Arts and Design.

This exhibition comes as an application of the university's and the College of Arts and Design's vision to qualify students to keep pace with the labor market, raise efficiency and creativity, and increase the level of confidence among future designers.

Monday, June 24, 2024

Lecture on the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) system at the Faculty of Arts and Design.

29-5-2024

As part of the Faculty of Arts and Design’s interest in informing its students about everything new in the fields of interior design and environmentally friendly design, the faculty hosted a delegation from the Jordanian Green Building Council. Engineer Heba Al-Nazer gave an introductory lecture on the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) system, which is considered a standard for the design, construction, and operation of buildings with high environmental performance. It is an indicator of highly efficient green architecture.

Engineer Al-Nazer reviewed the most important system standards that must be applied to obtain its approved certificate. She also reviewed examples of local projects that have already obtained this certificate and discussed the challenges that were overcome to do so. This lecture also represented an enrichment of the sustainability in interior design course taught this semester.

After the lecture, Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, honored the guests from the Jordanian Green Building Council. In the presence of Dr. Mahmoud Ismail, Head of the Interior Design Department, and several faculty members of the department, discussions were held on ways to enhance cooperation between the Faculty of Arts and Design and the Jordan Green Building Council

Wednesday, June 5, 2024

A Delegation from the Faculty of Arts and Design Visits Al-Fanar Printing Press

22-5-2024

On Wednesday, May 22, 2024, the Faculty of Arts and Design organized a field trip to Al-Fanar Printing Press. Design and Visual Communication students were introduced to the stages that different printed materials go through, starting with design preparation, color sorting, and plate preparation, to the process of mounting the plates on the printing press, and ending with various finishing operations such as cutting, folding, binding, and others.

Engineer Sahar Ali accompanied the students during the visit and explained the printing process, from the moment the execution order is received until the printed materials are delivered to the customer. At the end of the visit, the students expressed their thanks and gratitude to Engineer Sahar for the valuable information and useful explanation she provided about offset printing.

Monday, June 3, 2024

Mira Al-Tarawneh, an Applied Science Private University student, wins third place in the "Arabic Calligraphy Heritage and Creativity Competition"

22-5-2024

Student Mira Al-Tarawneh, majoring in Graphic Design - Department of Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Arts and Design, achieved third place in the "Fatimid Kufic Script" category in the Arabic Calligraphy competition at the Jordanian universities level. The competition was organized by the World Islamic Sciences and Education University under the title "Arabic Calligraphy: Heritage and Creativity."

Monday, June 3, 2024

Inaugurated of Fashion Design and Accessories laboratories at ASU

21-5-2024

Under the patronage of Dr. Haitham Abu Khadijah: Chairman of the Board of Trustees, along with the university president, Prof. Samiha Al-Jarrah, and the deans of the faculties, the fashion design and accessories laboratories were inaugurated on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, at the Faculty of Arts and Design of the Applied Science Private University.

In the presence of the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, along with a group from the Faculty of Arts and Design, as well as from various other colleges and centers of the university, Dr. Ahmed Al-Barbari, the Head of the Fashion Department and Dr. Olivia Hijaz, a faculty member of the department, presented to the esteemed guests a special gift of a scarf featuring the pattern of the traditional Jordanian “Shmagh”. This scarf was designed to commemorate the 78th Independence Day and the Silver Jubilee.

The attendees viewed samples of the creativity of students and lecturers from the fashion design and accessories program, which were created during the current semester.

After the tour of the fashion design and execution laboratory, the attendees moved to the accessories and jewelry design laboratory and observed there the designs created by our students.

The group expressed their admiration for the department and the excellence of the Faculty of Arts and Design, wishing it, its staff, and its students continued progress and success.

Monday, June 3, 2024

ASU Celebrates 78th Independence Day and Silver Jubilee with Art Exhibition at Faculty of Arts and Design

21-5-2024

Under the patronage of Dr. Haitham Abu Khadijah: head of the Board of Trustees, and Prof. Samiha Al-Jarrah: President of the University, Applied Science Private University (ASU) organized an art exhibition at the Faculty of Arts and Design as a part of the university's celebrations of the 78th Independence Day and the Silver Jubilee.

The exhibition, which was held on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, was attended by Dean of the Faculty of Design and Arts Prof. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Hussam Al-Shorof, deans of faculties, and a group of faculty members.

The exhibition featured a variety of artworks, including videos, posters, and designs for traditional and national dresses and accessories. And 3D animation film designed by Head of the Department of Design and Visual Communication Dr. Mustafa Othman was also screened.

Attendees witnessed a live painting of a mural expressing the history and civilization of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, which was executed during the exhibition by students of the Faculty of Arts and Design and a number of its faculty members. The audience expressed their admiration for the idea and the exhibition in general, and praised the efforts of the Faculty of Design and Arts and its distinguished staff.

Monday, June 3, 2024

Applied Science Private University Hosts the 8th Interior Design Forum

15-5-2024

The Faculty of Art and Design at the Applied Science Private University (ASU) held the 8th Interior Design Forum under the patronage of the university president, Prof. Dr. Samiha Jarrah. The forum was titled "Challenges of Interior Design in Heritage Buildings" and was attended by representatives from Jordanian public and private universities, companies, and specialists in the field of heritage building rehabilitation.

These practical forums are held in various venues to serve the local community and contribute to its development. They also emphasize the importance of effective partnership with community institutions by integrating knowledge with experience and the desire to work creatively. Prof. Dr. Emad Al-Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Art and Design, delivered a speech in which he stressed the need to revive heritage buildings by rehabilitating and utilizing them effectively to serve the community and activate the role of the interior designer in this process.

The forum included a dialogue session moderated by Lec. Oraib Al-Sbaihi with stakeholders in the field of heritage building rehabilitation. The session addressed several important topics related to the maintenance and rehabilitation of heritage buildings.

As part of the forum's activities, an art exhibition was opened in the Faculty of Art and Design's gallery. The exhibition showcased the work of participants from the university's Faculty of Art and Design, students from public and private universities, companies, and specialists.

Wednesday, May 22, 2024

Graphic Design Student Wins Second Place in Anti-Smoking Poster Competition at Petra University

8-5-2024

Hebat Allah Al-Majali, a talented Graphic Design student from Petra University's Faculty of Arts and Design, has clinched second place in a prestigious anti-smoking poster competition. The competition was a highlight of the university's 13th Scientific Day and was organized by the University's Drug Prevention Committee. Hebat Allah's winning entry was selected from a pool of seventy-six posters, with participants hailing from various universities across Jordan. The results were announced on Wednesday, May 8, 2024. Her visually striking and impactful poster exemplifies her dedication to raising awareness about the dangers of smoking.

The competition not only showcased Hebat Allah's exceptional talent but also highlighted the university's commitment to promoting health and well-being among its students and the wider community.

Sunday, May 12, 2024

Faculty of Arts and Design Showcases Student Talent in Furniture Models Exhibition

In a celebration of creativity and innovation, the Faculty of Arts and Design at [College Name] recently unveiled an exhibition featuring an array of furniture models. The event, held on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024, was inaugurated by the esteemed Dean, Professor Emad Al Fahmawee, and was attended by the head of the Interior Design Department, Dr. Mahmoud Ismail, faculty members, and a group of enthusiastic college students.

The exhibition, a culmination of the Materials Technology and Workshop Practices course, showcased the works of students in various drawing scales. These models are envisioned for use in outdoor spaces and interior corridors within the Faculty of Arts and Design, highlighting the practical application of classroom learning. During the event, course instructors, Professor Issam Odeh and Lecturer Khaled Al-Radaydeh, provided detailed explanations of the ideas and design processes behind each project. Students then had the opportunity to present their projects individually, showcasing their creativity and design skills.

The engineering workshops staff, led by Engineer Marwan Zidan, the workshops manager, also played a crucial role. They reviewed the models on display to assess their feasibility for implementation during the semester, further bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

The exhibition not only serves as a testament to the talent and hard work of the students but also reflects the university's commitment to preparing its students for the demands of the job market. It aims to enhance their efficiency, creativity, and confidence, nurturing them into future leaders and innovators in the field of design.

Sunday, May 12, 2024

The Social Committee organizes the regular meeting for the staff of the Faculty of Arts and Design

18-4-2024

within a family atmosphere characterized by love and affection, aimed at strengthening bonds of brotherhood and friendship, the Social Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Design organized its first gathering for the second semester on Thursday, April 18, 2024. Faculty and staff members enjoyed breakfast together in the student lounge. At the end of the gathering, the college congratulated Professor Mahmoud Salem on the birth of his first daughter, Reem, and extended their congratulations to Mrs. Maha Al-Momani on her recovery from a health setback.

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

The College of Arts and Design organizes the charitable campaign “An Orphan’s Joy - Eid Clothes”

3-4-2024

The Community Service Committee at the Faculty of Arts and Design carried out its fourteenth campaign under the title “An Orphan’s Joy - Eid Clothes” where it took several of its volunteer students, who visited Al-Baqaa camp, to buy Eid clothes for 30 orphan children.

The committee also presented the Eidia gift to the mothers of families that conceal their needs, numbering 26 mothers, on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr.

May our university and faculty continue to provide good deeds.

Sunday, April 14, 2024

The Faculty of Arts and Design organizes a group Ramadan iftar

3-4-2024

In a Ramadan atmosphere dominated by familiarity and love, the Faculty of Arts and Design held a group Ramadan iftar on Wednesday 3/4/2024 in the gymnasium.

The Ramadan Iftar was attended by the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee, department heads, and several faculty members and administrators.

Sunday, April 14, 2024

Applied Sciences concludes the activities of the 7th Drawing and Design Competition

7-3-2024

The Faculty of Arts and Design organized the seventh edition of the Drawing and Design Competition for school students, this competition comes in line with the university's vision of serving and developing the community and embodies the college's vision of spreading the culture of art and design.

Nearly four hundred students from various schools in Amman, both public and private, participated in the competition. They were divided into eight competition topics, three drawing topics for elementary school students and five drawing and design topics for high school students.

The results were announced at the closing ceremony organized by the faculty in the presence of Dr. Haitham Abu Khadija, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. At the ceremony, incentive prizes and special prizes were distributed to emerging talents, in addition to cash prizes for the first three places in each topic.

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

The Applied Science Private University and Amman Chamber of Industry sign a joint collaboration agreement that aims to straighten applied learning and practical skills development.

12-3-2024

In a qualitative attempt to improve collaboration between the academic and the industrial sectors. The Applied Science Private University have signed a joint agreement of collaboration with Amman Chamber of Industry, the event was attended by the University’s Chairman of the Board of Trustees Dr. Haitham Abu Khadyjah, Chairman of Board of Directors of Amman Chamber of Industry Eng. Fathi Al-Jaghbeer. The University chancellor Prof. Sameeha Jarrah, Dear on the Faculty of Arts & Design Prof. Emad Al Fahmawee. Dr. Mahmoud Ismaeel, Head of department of Interior Design, Ms. Oraib Al-Subaihi. In addition, the event was also attended by Mr. Taher Khaled, a member of the Board of Directors of the Jordan Chamber of Industry and representative of the wood and furniture industries sector, Mr. Mohammad Al-Khalayleh, Director of the Studies and Strategies Department, and Majd Al-Majali of Amman Chamber of Industry Public Relation Department.

The agreement represents serious efforts in improving knowledge and practical application and develop both national and local partnerships, and reflects a mutual commitment to holding training courses and field visits in cooperation with the Jordan Chamber of Industry, as well as exchanging knowledge and experiences, organizing joint workshops, and providing training opportunities for students, in addition to joint support in the field of Academic and applied research, as this step embodies an advanced vision to enhance applied practical

Monday, March 18, 2024

The Seventh Drawing and Design Competition

2-3-2024

The 7th Drawing and Design Competition was organized by the Faculty of Arts and Design on Saturday, March 2, 2024, targeting students from both public and private schools in the Amman capital area

Nearly 400 students, male and female, representing about 100 schools, participated in the competition. The students were divided into eight topics that included various topics in drawing, logo design, fashion design, and interior design, in addition to character design.

The results will be announced, and the awards will be distributed at a special ceremony held next Thursday, 3/7/2024, at the Conferences Palace.

The seventh drawing and design competition is in line with the university’s vision and goals, It represents serving and developing the community by spreading the culture of art and design

Monday, March 18, 2024

Students volunteered for the Clothes Bank event - Royal Hashemite Charity Organization 

31-12-3023

A group of students from the College of Arts and Design participated in the success of the Clothes Bank event of the Royal Hashemite Charity Organization, which was held on Thursday 12/28/2023. The student volunteers helped sort a large number of bags of donated clothing, which amounted to (148) bags. They participated in sorting them into specific categories (women’s, men’s, children’s, toys, bags, and other miscellaneous), the number of which reached (138) bags after sorting. Then the volunteers moved to the other building to see the stages of preparing the sorted clothes. To donate it in a tactful and organized manner. 

In addition to learning about the most important initiatives and activities carried out by the Royal Hashemite Charitable Organization.

Sunday, February 11, 2024

Students of the Faculty of Arts and Design participate in the Al-Aqsa Toofan Bazaar

A number of students from the College of Arts and Design participated in the Al-Aqsa Toofan Bazaar on Tuesday, 12/26/2023. The bazaar included a large number of dishes and products prepared by the students, the proceeds of which went back to supporting the steadfastness of the people in Gaza. In addition to a special pavilion that included an introduction to the Palestinian issue and the crimes of the Israeli occupation since the Nakba until now. 
The bazaar, which was organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs, is part of the university’s efforts to support Gaza’s steadfastness against the barbaric aggression to which it is exposed. 

Sunday, February 11, 2024

The Applied Science Private University and Arabia Weather sign a joint cooperation agreement to promote practical education and develop professional competencies

29-1-2024

In a qualitative step that enhances cooperation between academic institutions and leading companies, the Applied Science Private University signed a strategic cooperation agreement with “Arabia Weather”, one of the Ard Group companies, the first and largest group of companies specialized in climate security and climate technology.

This agreement represents a serious effort to enhance knowledge, and practical application and develop national and local partnerships.

The Applied Science Private University was represented at the signing of the agreement by Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of the University, Professor Dr. Emad Al Fahmawee, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, Dr. Mustafa Othman, Head of Design and Visual Communication Department, and Lec. Hadeel Al-Qur’an, on behalf of the Arabia Weather Company, represented by the General Manager, Mr. Fares Shaaban, and the Public Relations Officer and Academic Operations Specialist, Ms. Souad Al-Ratrout.

This agreement reflects a joint commitment to holding specialized training courses in cooperation with the Arabia Weather Academy, in addition to exchanging knowledge and experiences, organizing joint workshops, providing training opportunities for students, in addition to joint support in the field of academic research. This step is an advanced vision to enhance practical education, reduce the gap between the student and the labor market, and guide students toward achieving their professional aspirations.

We look forward to an inspiring future of prosperous cooperation between Applied and Arabia Weather, as this partnership is expected to contribute to preparing a generation of distinguished professionals in several fields

Sunday, February 4, 2024

The College of Arts and Design celebrates one of its graduates Designer Farah Daradkeh

The College of Arts and Design hosted designer Farah Al-Daradkeh, one of the college’s graduates, on Wednesday 12/27/2023. To give a lecture entitled: Foundations of holding parties and events within the principles of etiquette, Where the designer Al- Daradkeh explained the guidelines through which various events and activities are designed. Al- Daradkeh graduated from the College of Arts and Design in 2013 and founded her own company for organizing parties and events. 

Sunday, January 7, 2024

The College of Arts and Design hosts the designer Mohamed Al-Fahmawi

The designer and social media activist, designer Mohamed Al-Fahmawi, gave an introductory lecture on the latest methods used to promote through social media and build digital identity, At the College of Arts and Design on Wednesday 12/27/2023. Al-Fahmawi explained the method of preparing the designer’s CV and file in a way that includes the information necessary to be provided to the service applicant or when applying for various jobs. It is worth noting that the designer, Mohamed Al-Fahmawi, completed his studies in graphic design and is currently specialized in the field of managing and producing digital content for social media platforms. He is also the founder of the Golden Triangle Project. 

Fahmawi’s lecture came as part of a group of training workshops and educational lectures organized annually by the College of Arts and Design to develop the talents of its students and enrich their knowledge in various fields. 

Sunday, January 7, 2024

The Head of the Jordanian Association of Furniture Exporters and Producers lectures at the Applied Science Private University 

On Wednesday 12/27/2023, Engineer Muhammad Abbas delivered a lecture at the College of Arts and Design entitled Creative Ideas: Raw Materials and Kitchens, where Engineer Abbas explained the foundations of kitchen design and the materials used, in addition to modern alternatives, their characteristics, and the best ways to use them. The lecture came within the Highlights in Design event, which the College of Arts and Design used to hold annually to develop students’ skills and enrich their knowledge in courses that support their educational career. 

Engineer Muhammad Abbas holds the position of President of the Jordanian Association of Furniture Exporters and Producers. 

Sunday, January 7, 2024

Hanaa Sadiq lectures at Applied Science Private University 

International designer Hanaa Sadiq gave a lecture at the College of Arts and Design, on Wednesday 12/27/2023. Under the title of Arab and international fashion trends. Designer Sadiq discussed the approach that promising fashion designers should follow to create brands with an Arab and local flair. Reviewing the beginnings of this profession in Iraq, Egypt, and Palestine, where the first fabric and dye industries were. Sadiq revealed various aspects of her career, hoping to encourage novice designers to adopt a design approach inspired by the local and Arab environment. 

Designer Hanaa Sadiq is considered one of the Arab designers whose fame has reached international levels while preserving the Arab identity. The designer has won many awards and accolades and has held many international exhibitions in cities considered capitals of style. Sadiq’s lecture came as part of the Highlights in Design 6 event organized annually by the College of Arts and Design to develop the skills of its students and enrich their knowledge in various fields to support their educational journey. 

It is worth noting that the College of Arts and Design began receiving students who wish to study fashion and accessories design at the beginning of this academic year. 

Sunday, January 7, 2024

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The College of Arts and Design organized several training workshops and non-curricular lectures for its students on Wednesday, December 27, 2023. The event proved beneficial for approximately 200 students from various specialties. 

The lectures varied between specialized lectures and educational ones. The first specialized lectures were delivered by international designer Hanaa Sadiq under the title: Fashion design trends while preserving the Arab identity. The second lecture was given by Engineer Muhammad Abbas, head of the Jordanian Association of Furniture Manufacturers and Suppliers, under the title Creative Ideas: Raw Materials and Kitchens. 

 As for the educational lectures, they came to enhance the students’ knowledge in various fields, and included three directions: the first was preparing for celebrations and events within the principles of etiquette, in which the designer Farah Al-Daradkah lectured. The second trend is methods for preparing the designer’s portfolio and self-marketing through social media. The designer and social media activist, Muhammad Al-Fahmawi, lectured on it. The third direction dealt with how to design presentations, and was lectured by LEC. Oraib Al-Subaihi, lecturer of interior design at the college. 

As for the training workshops, they were presented by a number of professors from the Faculty of Arts and Design. The first workshop specialized in training students on creating mosaic compositions of square Kufic script. Presented by Dr. Safaa Jahama; Graphic Design Professor and LEC. Mahmoud Salem; lecturer of drawing and painting. The second was concerned with teaching participants how to use Arabic calligraphy in fashion through stencil printing, and was presented by Dr. Ahmed Al-Barbari, head of the Fashion and Accessories Design Department, and Dr. Olivia Hijaz, professor of fashion design. 

The diversity of lecture and workshop titles offered comes due to the diversity of specializations in the college, which include interior design, graphic design, design for digital media, and fashion design. The College of Arts and Design organizes annually a group of workshops and extracurricular lectures aimed at refining students’ skills away from academic courses, under the title “Highlights in Design.

Sunday, January 7, 2024

A field visit to the “Staitieh Decorations Company” factory for manufacturing furniture

A group of students from the Interior Design Department made a field visit to an Staitieh decoration company in North Marka, accompanied by faculty members Prof. Issam Odeh and LEC. Khaled Al-Radayda, where the Staitieh Furniture Manufacturing Factory was visited, and check the contents of the factoryfrom workshops thatrepresents the stages of furniture manufacturing from foundation to finishing.

Where engineers and technicians at the factory explained the machines used in the manufacturing process,and about the materials used, through a detailed and analytical explanation of the processes of manufacturing, assembling and finishing furniture,The accompanying faculty members also provided an analytical explanation of the processes, manufacturing procedures, raw material standards and specifications according to the raw material samples available in the factory.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

Opening of the Fine Art Exhibition at the College of Arts and Design in cooperation with the Jordanian Fine Artists Association

Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of the Applied Science Private University, the Fine Art Exhibition was opened,which was organized by the College of Arts and Design in cooperation with the Jordanian Fine Artists Association in the college’s exhibition hall,which lasted for three days from November 20 to 23, 2023.

The exhibition was distinguished by the participation of a well-known elite of Jordanian visual artists. The exhibition included a wonderful collection of expressive artistic paintings that came to shed light on the reality of the Palestinian issue.During the exhibition, a distinguished group of artistic paintings with diverse styles and beautiful Fine art ideas were displayed,that reflects the true reality in which we live during this period of events and developments, seeking what is happening in Gaza City, the people of steadfastness and pride.

The proceeds from all displayed works were allocated to support our people in Gaza.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

Multiple art workshops at the College of Arts and Design in cooperation with the Najmat Al-Farid Academy and Schools

As part of the College of Arts and Design’s efforts to spread artistic awareness in society, especially among school students, multiple artistic workshops were organized within the college, extending from 10-9-2023 to 11-21-2023, In collaboration with Najmat Al-Farid Academy and Schools,The college was pleased to receive a group of academy students to benefit from these workshops,The workshops held covered several technical topics related to fashion and accessories design, interior design, multimedia design, and graphic design, The students expressed their interest and enthusiasm for these workshops, which opens a new horizon of creativity for them and creates a state of awareness in them about fine arts in general, applied arts and design in particular, and related matters related to various aspects of life.

These workshops also showed a bright side of the role played by the Faculty of Arts and Design at the Applied Science Private University in spreading artistic awareness on the one hand, and in cooperating with various institutions and bodies to serve society.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

A reception party is held for new students at the College of Arts and Design

Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of the Applied Science Private University, the College of Arts and Design organized a reception for the new students, during which they were welcomed through speeches delivered by Professor Dr. Samiha Jarrah, President of the Applied Science Private University, and Professor Dr. Imad Al-Fahmawy, Dean of the College of Arts and Design,They also honored the top students in the college, with a distinguished group of students who participated and won various competitions and extracurricular activities during the past academic year. Gifts were also distributed to all new students.At the end of the ceremony, the students exchanged dialogue with Professor Dr. “Dean of the College” with everything that was on their minds regarding their affairs and studies within the College of Arts and Design.

It is worth noting that this event is held annually with the aim of contributing to the guidance of new students, enhancing their spirit of belonging, and introducing them more to the Faculty of Arts and Design at the Applied Sciences Private University.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

A field visit to the city of Salt and a project to rehabilitate heritage buildings

A group of students from the Interior Design Department made a field visit to the city of Salt, which included a visit to the site of the restoration of the “House of Falah Al-Hamad Al-Khurisat,” and a field visit to the “House of Abu Jaber” museum, “Al-Ain” Square, and the Grand Mosque in the city of Salt, in cooperation with the Balqa’ Antiquities Directorate, and with the participation of A number of faculty members in the Interior Design Department,During the field visit, a detailed and analytical explanation of Qalah Al-Hamad House was given, and an explanation of its heritage and historical importance to the region by the engineers involved in the restoration of the site. The faculty members also gave an analytical explanation of the other heritage areas that were visited in the city of Salt.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

A number of students from the University of Applied Sciences win the fashion and accessories design competition

The University of Applied Sciences announced the remarkable success of a number of students in the fashion and accessories design competition that was held recently. The competition witnessed widespread participation from students across the Kingdom of Jordan who displayed their creative talents in this important field. With pride and distinction, a number of students have succeeded in winning prestigious awards and scholarships in the field of fashion and accessories design.This achievement reflects the innovation and high technical skills of the winning students. It is expected that this opportunity will be a bright beginning for the winners, as they will have the opportunity to develop their skills through practical training and technical workshops.

The university looks forward to supporting these promising students and encouraging them to achieve more achievements in the field of fashion and accessories design. The competition included a lecture on fashion and accessories design, presented by Dr. Ahmed Al-Barbari, Head of the Fashion and Accessories Design Department. This achievement is a valuable addition to the university’s history and highlights excellence. Technical support for its students in various fields.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

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