The activities of the 2026 "Mawhiba" Academic Enrichment Program at King Abdulaziz University concluded today, with the participation of hundreds of male and female students in advanced scientific tracks combining theoretical education, practical applications, and personal skill development.

The program offered skill-based and applied activities to enhance efficiency and build scientific expertise.

A total of 278 talented students participated in five tracks: cybersecurity, electrical engineering, renewable energy, anatomy and physiology, and architecture and creative design. The program provided skill-based and applied activities to enhance efficiency, build scientific expertise, and develop communication and teamwork skills.

The university also hosted 168 female students across seven specialized scientific units, including electrical engineering, biotechnology, cybersecurity, data science, and artificial intelligence.

The program is part of Mawhiba's and its partners' efforts to discover and nurture promising national talents, and to prepare cadres with the necessary skills and knowledge to support development goals and meet local and global labor market needs.