After the main events of the festival, the students’ final projects will be revealed. These mandatory projects are required for the completion of a B.Sc. degree in Engineering and reflect the ability, tools and knowledge that were accumulated over the duration of the students’ academic paths.

During this event, the students will reveal their final projects, displayed as posters and prototypes. The event will open on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 10:00 AM in Auditorium Z130, with a welcome speech by Dr. Gedalya Mazor, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at the Ashdod Campus and Head of the Graduate School at the College; followed by a lecture by Moshe Dehokerker, Deputy VP CTO, IAI Elta: "Challenges & Lessons of Recent Wars". From 11:00 on, it will move to the Bnei Brit Learning Center, where four different sessions will meet in separate rooms. The revealing of the final projects marks the final stage of the academic year, during which the students encountered engineering challenges and research questions, and solved real-world problems.

The final engineering projects, some of which were developed in conjunction with local industries, contain basic research and applications in a variety of fields, ranging from the planning/development of new apps and innovative systems and developments, the goals of which are to respond to challenges and needs, etc. in accordance with their acquired engineering studies. Some of these projects were conducted in conjunction with local industries.

While their posters are on display, these students will be tested by a professional Judges’ Panel, including academic researchers from Israel and abroad and experts from leading Israeli industries.

As partial preparation for their final projects the following year, third-year students (juniors) of Software Engineering will be invited to the event revealing the graduates’ final projects on Sunday, 14.6.26 from 13:00-14:00 in classroom 1007 on the Jabotinsky campus.

The graduating students defending their final projects in Software Engineering will be heard on Tuesday, 16.6.26 from 11:00-14:00 at the Bnei Brit campus.