Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport - AASTMT
speciality: Civil & Structural Engineering

so not to criticize the University in any way….. i went into University dreaming of that perfect college life: Massive Campus, Big Clubs, huge lecture halls, etc.
i was then greeted with a City School, in the middle of a Residential District, almost no Campus…. but with the Community of a Life time, maybe its because the University Branch im in is soo small, but we formed a close nit community, a huge friend group and unforgettable experiences even if they were outside campus

Academically the University has The nation’s leading architecture program which is what im studying, and you also get to have a strong relationship with your professors and TA which is a huge plus…. in addition to being certified both Nationally and Internationally

so all in all even tho it wasnt what i was expecting it was more like a blessing in disguise and im happy to be a part of it

I really liked the atmosphere in campus and how fun it can be, this really made my studying to be a bit easier than it supposed to be, furthermore we had so many activities going in every week especially on the tests week to reduce the stress and ease our minds.

its an honor for me to be graduated from such college as I gain lots of information and skills that develop my work qualifications in my career positions and this help me to achieve a successful future and better career positions

I think that my university was able to provide quite a unique experience, especially given the fact that -compared to other high-ranking universities in the region- it was able to provide quality education at a reasonable price point. As well as strive for constant improvement in terms of staff training, equipment, and educational methods, something that’s rarely found in most higher-education institutions in the country.

As for what I dislike about the institution, that would be the amount of pressure placed on students to provide the necessary performance, giving little to no room for innovation, critical thinking or individual projects and complex conversations, as much as we were provided with countless events in relation to scientific research and entrepreneurship, students would have to consider the significant sacrifice needed to attend any out of curriculum activities, resulting in little to no attention to those events for most students, while those who choose to make the sacrifice and attend, suffer severe pressure.

overall, I’d recommend the academy to fellow fresh grad high-schoolers, as I believe in its ability to adapt as an institution and evolve into something much greater.
I believe that the academy would continue to advance its education system and eventually learn to embrace critical thinking as much as academic performance.

Engineering is very hard in this university. Doctors are the focus and they decide whatever they want regarding their subject. The campus is very bad for student life. Its certificate is accepted worldwide.