The graduation projects highlighted the ability of An-Najah students to do a structural analysis, examine the surrounding factors that affect the buildings, transportation, water and sanitation systems, design a solid infrastructure, and solve engineering problems according to specific technical foundations through using maps and laboratories, programs for calculating quantities, drawing, and scheduling, and optimum utilization of resources.

In addition, the graduation projects tackled serious issues such as analysis and construction design of Al-Affouri Commercial Center, a project to design a network that collects sewage water from different Palestinian villages such as Kifl Haris and Kafr Ra'i, and another network that collects rainwater from Anabta village. Another example is a project to assess the running of water and waterway structures in Wadi Al-Teen in Tulkarm.

With regards to transportation, a graduation project on asset management for Nablus network proposed alternative suggestions to solve the transportation crisis. The study discussed the  Martyrs' Square Roundabout and speed bumps, in order to help reduce suffocating traffic jam and road accidents. Moreover, a proposal was made to design the Sikka road from Nablus to Jenin, and rehabilitate and develop new roads in various Palestinian cities and villages.

Furthermore, the projects were intended to facilitate residents' lives and meet community needs, especially in terms of providing welfare and safety.