Based on Al-Hussein Technical University's vision of developing a generation of highly qualified technical and vocational professionals and adapting a pioneering model for the advancement of education, vocational, and technical work, the Industrial Partnership Office was established to serve as a link between the university and the private and public sectors involved in industrial, construction, information technology, and other related fields.

The Industrial Partnership Office works to develop these partnerships through targeted visits and agreements that keep the university up to date on market needs, provide appropriate training opportunities for university students during their study journey, and create job opportunities for them after graduation.

Office Responsibilities

Apprenticeship

HTU’s apprenticeship program provides eight months of hands-on training at leading companies, bridging academia and the job market. It equips students with practical engineering skills, boosts employability, and offers businesses access to work-ready graduates. With tailored training plans and close monitoring, the program culminates in a professional evaluation, ensuring graduates are prepared to excel in the workforce.

Employment

HTU’s Office of Industry Partnership prepares graduates for career success by collaborating with global and local businesses to meet market demands. It ensures graduates are workforce-ready through tailored training and career guidance. By connecting students with industry partners, OIP aligns job opportunities with their skills and the evolving labor market.

Raising awareness

Raising Awareness

OIP boosts student awareness of market needs through industrial seminars, industry visits, and expert-led sessions. Field trips to key sectors provide real-world insights, while soft skills courses enhance career readiness and apprenticeship opportunities. The Industrial Fellowship Program connects students with industry professionals, building specialized skills and fostering lasting partnerships between HTU and private sectors.