Under the patronage of Dr. Youssef Obeidat, Vice President of Yarmouk University for Administrative and Financial Affairs, the university concluded its graduation ceremonies for the 46th class of students across its scientific, humanities, and health faculties, with a total of 10,948 graduates.
In his speech, Dr. Obeidat said, “Today we reach the final stop of a journey that extended over 14 consecutive days of graduation ceremonies, preceded by weeks of preparation and planning. It was a journey of tireless work, rich in details, where efforts came together to present this academic celebration in a way that reflects the prestige of Yarmouk University.”
He emphasized that the success witnessed during these celebrations was the result of collective teamwork, praising the efforts of the university staff and the support of official and security departments , who worked side by side as true partners to ensure both safety and success. Dr. Obeidat stressed that such collaboration proves that achievements are not the work of individuals alone, but rather the outcome of a united family working together in a spirit of teamwork to strengthen the reputation and standing of the university.
On behalf of his fellow graduates, student Haroun Al-Dhamen from the Faculty of Mass Communication delivered a speech, affirming that he and his peers now stand proudly on the graduation stage, coming from diverse scientific and humanitarian fields, yet united under one honor: belonging to Yarmouk University and serving their homeland with the knowledge they have gained.
He pointed out that master’s graduates represent the culmination of deep academic effort, continuous research, and patient dedication, realizing that research is not just pages written, but an intellectual and moral responsibility that contributes to building a knowledge-based society. He added that graduates of the higher diploma programs combined academic knowledge with professional skills to play a vital role in developing institutions and supporting progress. As for the graduates of the Teacher Preparation Diploma program, he noted that they chose to carry the responsibility of education, becoming role models and shaping minds, believing that building human beings is the greatest mission of all.
Al-Dhamen concluded by stressing that he and his fellow graduates will be true ambassadors of knowledge and ethics, giving back to the university that offered them so much, and remaining loyal to their homeland, Jordan, which continues to stand high under the leadership of the Hashemite Kingdom.
The ceremony, held at the stadium of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, featured Dr. Obeidat distributing certificates to master’s graduates from different faculties, as well as graduates of the higher diploma and Teacher Preparation Diploma programs.
The graduation program for the 46th class took place over two weeks, organized and supervised by the Deanship of Student Affairs in cooperation with the relevant administrative departments, and in partnership with official institutions in the city of Irbid. These combined efforts ensured that the celebrations reflected the distinguished reputation and history of Yarmouk University.
It is worth noting that since its establishment in 1976, the total number of Yarmouk University graduates has reached nearly 230,000, including 16,000 Arab and international graduates representing 81 countries around the world.
