The graduation projects were discussed before various examination panels of the aforementioned faculties and the presence of some of the students' family members.
The projects dealt with various topics and were all approved by the panels.
Among the most distinguished projects for this year was an Architecture project on " Reviving and Visualizing the Ancient Town of Ugarit ". The uniqueness of the project lies in its attempt to historically visualise Ugarit during the modern Bronze Age. It represents a chronological bridge that could serve as a link with the human heritage, enhance our cultural identity, and document our tangible and nontangible heritage along with all what Ugarit offered to humanity, starting with the first fully fledged alphabet and ending with the first music note ever.
The project was presented and discussed in the Manara University Auditorium before the examination panel and was attended by the faculty members, administrative staff and the students.
Manara University congratulates the students for their success and distinction and wishes them promising careers that match their excellence.
