العربية 
Sana’a- In the framework of the College of Computers and Information Technology at the University of Science and Technology (UST)‘s keenness to enhance the practical aspect of the educational process and link academic knowledge with the professional reality, the Graphics Program organized a field visit for second-level female students to Al-Baz Press in the capital Sana’a.
The visit aimed to provide the female students with the opportunity to closely learn about the work environment in the field of printing and graphic design, review the nature of artistic and production work and the stages of implementing printed materials, and benefit from the practical and technical expertise of workers and specialists in this field.
The visit included an introductory tour of the Press departments, during which the female students listened to explanations from technicians about the nature of work and the mechanisms of implementing designs and producing them in their final form. They were also given the opportunity to ask questions and inquiries and learn about the professional and technical aspects related to their field of specialization.
The visit constituted a rich and fruitful educational experience that contributed to enhancing the female students’ confidence in their abilities and skills, consolidating their awareness of the importance of integration between the theoretical and practical aspects, in addition to introducing them to labor market requirements and the professional skills required by the Graphics specialization.
This visit affirms the importance of continuing to organize activities and field visits that contribute to developing students’ skills, expanding their professional horizons, and preparing them better to engage in the labor market.
This visit comes within the orientations of the College of Computers and Information Technology towards developing the educational environment and enhancing learning based on practice and experience, contributing to preparing educational outputs that possess the academic knowledge and practical and creative skills necessary to compete in the labor market.
