As part of the German Week celebrations at the German Jordanian University (GJU), the School of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (SEEIT) successfully organized the 2025 SEEIT Hackathon, highlighting student innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving skills across various technology-focused categories.
Held on Tuesday, May 27, the Hackathon brought together talented students from both universities and schools across Jordan. Participants competed in three main tracks: Application Development, University-Level Problem Solving, and School-Level Problem Solving, showcasing their creativity, collaboration, and technical expertise.
Winners of the 2025 SEEIT Hackathon:
Application Development Track
- First Place: Layan Darwish, Karmel Qawasmi, Mohannad Khader, Leen Alfityani
- Second Place: Raya Fasha, Karmel Qawasmi, Faris Al-Natsheh, Rami Janini
- Third Place: Mohammad Rabieh, Ammar Momani
Problem-Solving Track – University Students
- First Place: Karim Qiblawi, Ahmad Alsaket
- Second Place: Basel Al-Dwairi, Laith Al-Naimat, Abdullah Aburous
- Third Place: Muthanna Alhawamdeh, Mohammad Yasin
Problem-Solving Track – School Students
- First Place: Hayy Al-Amawi Secondary School for Girls
- Supervisor: Majd Jabayti
- Participants: Suad Hamadeh Al-Sakafi, Alaa Nidal Mustafa, Athari Mudhar Hendawi
- Second Place: Sands National Academy
- Supervisors: Sana Albanna, Tareq Alfased
- Participants: Hazem Al Jalkh, Qusai Mustafa, Amer Hamam, Toleen Al Kurdi, Joud Hmoud
- Third Place: Raghdan Secondary School for Boys
- Supervisor: Muneer Howaidi
- Participants: Rami Hamam, Zaid Kanan, Quasi Al Masri
GJU extends its sincere appreciation to all participants, mentors, and organizers for their valuable contributions to the success of this dynamic event. The Hackathon reflects the university’s ongoing commitment to fostering innovation, critical thinking, and the development of future leaders in the field of technology.