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Students from the Environmental Protection Club at the Student Affairs Deanship of Middle East University explored several archaeological sites, including Qasr Al-Abd and the caves of Iraq Al-Amir, in an archaeological journey organized by the university to directly engage with the material remains of past civilizations and understand their historical and cultural contexts.

The university is committed to instilling a set of values in its students through intensive field trip programs throughout the academic semester, including social responsibility, academic seriousness, and intellectual curiosity.

The trip encouraged university students to take a closer look at archaeological sites that serve as tangible links to shared human heritage, fostering deep appreciation for the diversity and richness of past cultures.

The visit presented students with challenges related to cultural heritage preservation, highlighting the societal and research responsibilities towards antiquities and ancient sites, which is crucial for promoting responsible and ethical practices.