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From the classroom to the field… architecture students witness the dream before completion

In a vibrant, hands-on learning experience, the College of Engineering and Information Technology – Department of Architecture organized a scientific site visit for second-year female students as part of the “Building Construction” course. The visit took place at the new building expansion project of Al-Zahraa (peace be upon her) University for Women, which is currently under construction.

This visit aimed to translate theoretical knowledge into tangible reality and to enhance practical understanding of the stages involved in executing architectural projects.

During the tour, the students explored the sequence of on-site work, starting from foundation works through to the structural framework and architectural details. They also became familiar with the materials used and the most prominent modern construction techniques.
The visit further included interactive discussions on the field challenges faced by engineers and the methods used to address them, thereby deepening the students’ professional awareness.

The visit was accompanied by the course instructor, Assistant Lecturer Maryam Hussein Ali, along with site engineers who provided detailed explanations of the plans and their real-world implementation, creating a rich and interactive learning environment.

This activity falls ضمن the department’s strategy to refine practical skills and develop analytical and observational abilities, preparing a new generation of engineers capable of meeting labor market demands with competence and efficiency.

 

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