The College of  Modern Technologies organised a specialised training course entitled “Prompt Engineering in Artificial Intelligence”, targeting students from the Departments of Robotics Engineering, Artificial Intelligence Engineering, and Digital Health Technologies, alongside the participation of Artificial Intelligence students from the College of Computer Science and Information Technology. The course was delivered by Mr Ahmed Al-Siddiq.

The course focused on developing applied skills in the use of artificial intelligence tools, particularly prompt engineering techniques, which are increasingly recognised as essential competencies in the labour market. This contributes to enhancing students’ technical capabilities and preparing them to keep pace with rapid digital developments.

This initiative forms part of the College’s efforts to strengthen students’ practical competencies, in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—particularly Goal 4: Quality Education, through the provision of specialised training programmes. It also supports Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure by promoting innovation and digital transformation.

The University reaffirmed its commitment to adopting modern educational initiatives that enhance students’ readiness and enable them to compete effectively in the labour market.