“Al-Ghaith and Al-Ataa”: Horticulture Department Celebrates Excellence in Senior Research Projects

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

The Department of Horticulture and its Techniques hosted the presentation and defense sessions for fouth level graduation projects today. This year’s graduating class—named the “Al-Ghaith and Al-Ataa” batch—showcased a remarkable level of scientific quality, reflecting the students’ dedication and innovative approaches to diverse research topics within the field.
Faculty members played a pivotal role in refining these projects. Their rigorous academic interventions and methodological guidance enriched the discussions, fostering an atmosphere of critical thinking and deep intellectual exchange.

These presentations represent a definitive milestone in the students’ academic journeys. The sessions provide a valuable platform for students to demonstrate their research findings and hone their analytical skills. Furthermore, the event serves as a vital forum for knowledge exchange, strengthening the culture of scientific inquiry within the university.
The event was attended by faculty members, teaching assistants, and third-year students. Junior students attended to gain firsthand insight into the mechanisms of scientific research and presentation. This cross-level academic interaction succeeded in creating a stimulating learning environment, encouraging a spirit of investigation and opening new horizons for expertise sharing within the department.