The Deanship of Student Affairs/Department of Cultural and Social Activity, in cooperation with the Crown Prince Foundation, organized a workshop entitled: (The Electronic Games Industry) at Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah Faculty of Information Technology. The workshop aims to highlight the importance of the electronic games industry as a huge economic engine that goes beyond the entertainment sector to include virtual and educational economies.

Engineer Ibrahim Abu Samaan from the Crown Prince Foundation touched on the steps of designing the game, which begins with choosing an idea, then designing high-quality images, as well as designing audios suitable for each scene, and then programming comes at the end to implement the game's scenario.

For his part, Professor Dr. Muhammad Jaradat, Dean of the Faculty of Information Technology, affirmed the university's commitment to supporting activities that contribute to integrating students into modern technologies, including the electronic games industry, which provides great opportunities for creativity and innovation, establishing distinguished entrepreneurial projects, and creating job opportunities, especially for young people.

Dr. Ahmed Alimat, Dean of Student Affairs, stressed the role of the Deanship in nurturing and developing the comprehensive and balanced personality of the university student, by providing extracurricular activities and programs, including the electronic games industry, which is one of the largest technological industries in the world and provides new economic opportunities through its growing digital markets.

Mr. Mustafa Al-Khawaldeh, coordinator of the Crown Prince Foundation office, Al-Mafraq branch, and Mr. Muhammad Basbous, director of the Department of Cultural and Social Activity, coordinated and prepared for this course.​​