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Palestine Technical University – Kadoorie organized the Newcomers Programming Competition, reaffirming its academic leadership and vibrant student engagement. The event was sponsored by the Student Union Council and the Shabiba Students’ Movement and organized by the Computer Engineering Club and the Technology Committee.
The competition was held across the University’s campuses in Tulkarm, Al-Aroub, and Ramallah, with broad participation from students of the Faculties of Engineering and Technology. The event reflected institutional cohesion and a strong spirit of scientific competition among the branches.
Targeting first-year students in Computer Engineering and Computer Science, the competition provided a professional platform to develop programming and analytical skills early in their academic journey. The initiative aligns with the University’s vision of preparing qualified technical graduates capable of keeping pace with rapid technological advancements and contributing to digital innovation.
The event demonstrated a high level of organization and professionalism, underscoring the University’s capacity to foster impactful student initiatives across all campuses within a supportive and innovation-driven academic environment.
The Computer Engineering Club and the Technology Committee presented a model of effective student leadership in planning and implementation, while the continued support of the Student Union Council and the Shabiba Students’ Movement played a central role in the event’s success.
Through such initiatives, PTUK continues to empower specialized student clubs and expand opportunities for creativity and innovation, reinforcing its position as a leading national academic institution in technology and knowledge development.
