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Generative AI training boosts Al-Baha University graduates' job readiness

Al-Baha University has launched a generative AI and prompt engineering course to enhance digital skills and prepare female graduates for the job market.

Generative AI training boosts Al-Baha University graduates' job readiness

Al-Baha University has introduced a generative AI and prompt engineering course to bolster digital skills and improve job readiness among its female graduates. Organized by the College of Computing and Information Technology and the Graduate Support Affairs Agency at the Deanship of Admission and Registration, the training program is part of a broader initiative to offer specialized courses in data and artificial intelligence, specifically aimed at female graduates across various disciplines.

Sponsored by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology as part of the Smart Summer 2026 program and in line with the Year of Artificial Intelligence, the course is designed to equip graduates with the necessary digital competencies to meet the dynamic demands of the contemporary job market.

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