College of Engineering and Technology Enhances Practical Skills for Mechanical Power Engineering – Energy Branch Students to Support Clean Energy
Within its keenness to develop the practical and applied skills of its students, the College of Engineering and Technology has enhanced the practical aspect for third- and fourth-year students of the Mechanical Power Engineering – Energy Branch at the Future Energy Research Center, contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy. The educational program introduced students to the types of measuring instruments used in solar energy systems, methods for connecting solar panels, as well as the study of different types of thermal collector systems. The program also allowed students to conduct practical experiments applying theoretical concepts to real projects and to innovate sustainable solutions in the field of energy, preparing them for the labor market and future energy projects.
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