Ramtha, July 20 (Petra) — The Jordan University of Science and
Technology (JUST) has begun graduation ceremonies for its 38th
graduating class for the 2026-2027 academic year.

The celebrations opened with the graduation of students from the
Faculty of Medicine in a ceremony highlighting the university’s
academic standing and recognizing the graduates’ achievements as they
embark on their professional careers.

JUST President Khaled Al Salem, who patronized the ceremony, said a
medical degree is more than an academic qualification, describing it
as an ethical commitment and a humanitarian mission before it is a
profession.

He said a true physician treats patients not only with knowledge but
also with compassion, reassurance and integrity while respecting
human dignity.

“The world today needs doctors who possess conscience as much as
knowledge and who measure their success by the positive impact they
leave on the lives of their patients and communities,” Al Salem said.

He added that the university views its achievements as a starting
point for further excellence through investment in people,
strengthening scientific research, advancing medical technologies and
expanding international partnerships to prepare graduates capable of
leading the future and serving their communities.

Dean of Student Affairs Majed Masadeh said graduation marks a
significant national and academic milestone that crowns years of hard
work and dedication while opening a new chapter of achievement and
service.

He expressed confidence that JUST graduates would continue to excel
and make meaningful contributions to Jordan and their communities.

Speaking on behalf of the graduates, Batool Al Kassasbeh thanked the
university’s academic staff for their guidance and education and
expressed gratitude to students’ families for their continued
support.

She said graduation marks the beginning of a new journey toward a
future filled with ambition and achievement.

During the ceremony, graduates of the Faculty of Medicine recited the
physicians’ oath after Dean of the Faculty Firas Al-Qarqaz,
reaffirming their commitment to medical ethics, humanitarian values
and the faithful discharge of their professional responsibilities.

Al-Qarqaz said the faculty’s graduates possess the scientific,
professional and ethical qualifications needed to make a positive
contribution in the medical field both in Jordan and internationally
following years of academic preparation and training at the
university.

Graduation ceremonies for the university’s 38th graduating class will
continue through July 28 and will include graduates from all
faculties.

//Petra// AF