Two students from the College of Computer and Information Sciences at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University achieved third place in the “MovaJam” Hackathon, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in May 2026 as part of efforts to promote technological innovation and student entrepreneurship. The award-winning project, “Arjwan Fellowship,” was developed by Layan Al-Saadoun and Nouf Al-Ofaisan from the Information Technology Program. The project competed within hackathon tracks that included Consular Services, Connecting Nations and Empowering Peoples, Cybersecurity, and Response and Protection. It aims to enhance international student exchange opportunities, enable students to gain valuable global experience, and develop competencies in Computer Science and Information Technology. Dr. Manal Al-Owhali, Dean of the College of Computer and Information Sciences, stated that this achievement reflects the excellence of the college’s students and their strong competitive capabilities, highlighting the college’s commitment to providing opportunities that enrich students’ academic and technological experiences. This accomplishment aligns with the College of Computer and Information Sciences’ ongoing efforts to advance the objectives of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University’s Strategic Plan, which focuses on preparing competitive graduates, developing knowledge, skills, and values, and fostering an environment that supports creativity and innovation.