Thamar University Celebrates the Graduation of the 26th Cohort in Computer Science and the 17th Cohort in Information Technology
Thamar University Celebrates the Graduation of the 26th Cohort in Computer Science and the 17th Cohort in Information Technology
□ Thamar University Media / Jumad Al-Awwal 4, 1448. October 15, 2026
■ In a scene reflecting the fruits of knowledge and a journey of academic excellence, the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics at Thamar University celebrated, this Thursday, the graduation of the "Martyr Al-Ghumari" cohort comprising the 26th class in Computer Science and the 17th class in Information Technology, for the academic year 2025--2026.
The ceremony was held under the patronage of the University Rector, Prof. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, and was attended by academic and administrative leaders, faculty members, the graduates' families, and various guests. The event marked the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, reflecting the graduates' aspirations to contribute to society and keep pace with the rapid transformations in the world of technology and digital knowledge.
In his address, the Rector of Thamar University, Prof. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, expressed his pride in the graduation of this group of promising professionals. He congratulated the graduates and their families on this academic achievement, which serves as a pivotal milestone in their journeys and the beginning of a new phase of professional and national responsibility.
He noted that reaching this milestone reflects the graduates' determination, perseverance, and ability to overcome challenges. He emphasized that the pursuit of knowledge is a cornerstone for building the present and shaping the future, and that individuals qualified in scientific and technical fields represent a national asset capable of making a significant impact on development and progress.
He explained that Thamar University continues to fulfill its academic mission by preparing scientific and professional talent capable of serving the nation. He expressed his confidence that graduates of the Faculty of Computing and Informatics will make a valuable contribution to their professional and creative fields, drawing upon the knowledge and skills they acquired during their university studies.
He encouraged the graduates to apply their expertise toward innovation and the development of digital solutions, to uphold values of integrity, perseverance, and responsibility, and to serve as ambassadors for their university and faculty through their future achievements. He also urged them to maintain ties with the university and contribute their practical experience to support its ongoing academic journey.
He concluded his remarks by congratulating the graduates, wishing them success in their professional and personal lives, and expressing his hope that they would serve as exemplary representatives of Thamar University in their respective fields of work and service.
From his part, the University Vice Rector for Student Affairs, Professor AbdulKafi Abdulfattah Al-Rifai, congratulated the graduates on this academic achievement. He stressed that graduation is not merely about obtaining a university degree, rather, it marks the beginning of a journey into a world defined by rapid technological transformation, where digital literacy and innovation are of ever-increasing importance.
He noted that the fields of Computer Science and Information Technology have become key pillars for organizational development, service improvement, and enhanced operational efficiency making professionals in these disciplines vital to meeting the demands of the digital age.
The University Vice Rector highlighted the significance of naming this graduating class after the martyr Mohammed Abdulkareem Al-Ghumari. He pointed to the values of loyalty and sacrifice embodied by this name, emphasizing the importance of translating such symbolism into earnest work and scholarly and professional contributions that foster the nation’s development and progress.
In his address, the Dean of the Faculty of Computing and Informatics, Professor Dr. Bashir Mohammed Al-Maqaleh, stated that the graduation of the 26th cohort from the Computer Science department and the 17th cohort from the Information Technology department represents a continuation of the Faculty’s academic journey and its commitment to cultivating specialized scientific talent. He noted that this achievement is the culmination of years of perseverance, academic study, and the acquisition of knowledge and skills that prepare graduates to enter their professional lives with competence and capability.
Al-Maqaleh explained that the Faculty has striven to equip its students with the scientific foundations and specialized skills necessary to contribute to the service of the nation. He expressed his confidence in their ability to pursue continuous learning and professional development, keep pace with technological advancements, and transform the knowledge they have gained into tangible achievements within their professional fields.
He urged the graduates to uphold their scientific and ethical responsibilities, and to remain diligent and sincere in the performance of their duties. He emphasized that they would continue to serve as ambassadors for both the college and the university, and that their success and excellence in their professional roles would represent an extension of the mission of this academic institution.
The Dean of the College commended the academic standing achieved by the College of Computing and Informatics, as well as the efforts of its staff in advancing the educational process and strengthening its presence in the fields of digital knowledge and technology.
He noted that these accomplishments are the result of institutional collaboration and the integration of academic and administrative efforts. He also expressed his appreciation to the university leadership represented by the University Rector, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, for their ongoing support of the educational journey and their patronage of the ceremony. Furthermore, he acknowledged the contributions of the faculty members, teaching assistants, administrative and technical staff, the organizing committees, and everyone who helped make the event a success. He also extended his gratitude to the graduates' families and guardians for the sacrifices and support they provided throughout the years of study.
The ceremony was attended by the Assistant to the University Rector for Centers, Prof. Dr. Essam Wasel, the University General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Hutrum, the Dean of the Center for Academic Development and Quality Assurance, Dr. Walid Dahyah, the Vice Dean of the College for Student Affairs, Dr. Khaled Al-Husseini, the College General Secretary, Bandar Al-Duhmali, and the General Secretary of the Computing and Informatics Centers, Ahmed Rubaid. Also in attendance were several heads of academic departments, faculty members, administrative staff, as well as the families of the graduates and other invited guests.
The ceremony concluded with the honoring of the graduates and the organizing committees, in recognition of their efforts and contributions to the success of the event. The celebratory atmosphere reflected the university’s pride in its students, as well as its commitment to its ongoing mission: preparing qualified, competent professionals and fostering the role of knowledge and technology in serving society.
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