Middle East University organised an awareness event to mark the Global Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The initiative aimed to reinforce the principles of early screening and encourage students to adopt healthy lifestyle practices. The event, held under the patronage of the University President, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin, featured a specialised panel discussion that brought together prominent

Middle East University broadcasted the Royal Speech from the Throne delivered by His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al-Hussein, marking the opening of the twentieth ordinary session of the National Assembly. The broadcast was screened in the Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin Auditorium, the Faculty of Media Auditorium, and various lecture theatres. Subsequently, the university’s students and

Middle East University hosted the first board meeting of the Jordanian Universities Sports Federation for the academic year 2025-2026. The meeting witnessed the attendance of the Deans of Student Affairs from all Jordanian public and private universities, following MEU’s assumption of the Federation’s presidency from the University of Jordan, which had held the position for

His Excellency Eng. Abdul Munim Al-Awdat, the Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs, affirmed that the Jordanian state relies on the awareness of its youth and their capacity to be the architects of the future and ambassadors for the values of dialogue, moderation, and responsibility within their universities and communities. He stressed that universities must

Middle East University participated in a celebration organised by the Al-Giza District Education Directorate to mark World Mental Health Day. The event witnessed the attendance of a selection of educational and counselling staff, a cohort of students and mentors, and representatives from the participating educational institutions. The university was represented by the Assistant to the

Students from the Faculty of Information Technology at Middle East University achieved notable success by claiming third place in the ‘Beyond Limits’ Hackathon. The event was held as part of the IEEE Open Day activities at Amman Arab University under the theme ‘Puzzle of Possibilities’. To elaborate on the event’s focus, the Hackathon was specifically

Middle East University has been ranked 91st regionally in the 2026 QS Ranking, signifying an advancement in the domains of internationalisation, scientific research and academic productivity. The university demonstrated distinguished performance in a number of key indicators, including its international research network collaboration, the proportion of international students, research outcome per faculty member, and citations

Her Royal Highness Princess Jalila Bint Ali presided over the graduation ceremony for students of the diploma programmes and training courses organised by the Middle East University’s Centre for Consultation, Training, and Languages. The ceremony witnessed the presence of the president of the university, Professor Salam Khalid Al-Mahadin, along with several deans of faculties and

Middle East University has launched the Middle East Centre for Health Economics and Social Policy, marking it as the first such centre in a Jordanian university dedicated to advancing health and social knowledge systems at both the national and regional levels. The announcement was made during the inaugural meeting of the Centre’s Steering Committee, held

In the Al-Giza District, the Al-Nasiriyya Co-educational School received substantial support from Middle East University. This contribution involved the provision of a comprehensive suite of office and classroom furniture, alongside the execution of extensive maintenance works intended to enhance the scholastic environment and upgrade the school’s facilities, undertaken following the directives of Dr. Ahmad Nasereddin,