In a joint initiative, Middle East University and the Public Security Directorate co-hosted a specialised dialogue session entitled “Community Peace, Cybercrime, and Narcotics Control,” which was targeted towards students enrolled at the university, attended by Prof. Ahmad Al-Louzi, Vice President of the university, Colonel Omar Al-Shamailah, Director of the Central Badia Police, in addition to

Middle East University organised a seminar entitled “The 1952 Constitution: The State’s Path and Compass”, with the notable guest Dr. Muhammad Al-Ghazo, former member of the Constitutional Court. The event witnessed the presence of the Vice President of the University, Prof. Ahmad Al-Louzi, along with several deans, academic and administrative staff members, and students. The

A delegation from the Scientific Research and Industrial Development Support Fund held talks with Middle East University to explore potential avenues for collaboration between the two parties in the field of applied scientific research, with a view to aligning it with the requirements of the industrial sector. Prof. Ahmad Mousa, Dean of the Graduate Studies

In recognition of their contributions, Middle East University hosted an appreciation event, honouring several members of its academic and administrative staff. These individuals have been instrumental in elevating the university’s standing and fostering its development. This commendation is consistent with the university’s vision, which prioritises individuals as central pillars in its development plans. It is

Middle East University held a meeting with a number of faculty members who have completed their scholarship programmes at prestigious international universities. This initiative constitutes a component of the university’s strategic vision, which is oriented towards the investment in human capabilities and the promotion of academic advancement. During the meeting, the university presented its strategic

Middle East University has formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Green Circle for Cybersecurity, a software industry company. This collaboration aims to develop the proficiencies of MEU’s students and graduates in the field of cybersecurity, thereby enabling their entry into the job market with advanced practical competencies aligned with the requirements of digital transformation

The ‘AI Medical Hub’ team from Middle East University (MEU) was awarded first place in the Future Health Impact Hackathon. This event was organised collaboratively with the King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC) and the Jordanian Breast Cancer Programme (JBCP), and in partnership with the Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship, as part of the Global Entrepreneurship

The Technical College at Middle East University facilitated a valuable opportunity for discourse during its orientation meeting for students commencing their studies in the new academic year, held in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Anas Al-Ashram, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Hazem Al-Nasoour, and members of the academic staff. In

Middle East University participated in the ‘Makers’ Space Forum’ event, which featured over 100 entrepreneurial projects and attracted an attendance exceeding 4,200 visitors from various universities, schools, and entrepreneurial platforms. The university was represented by a cohort of students from the Entrepreneurship Club, which is overseen by the Deanship of Student Affairs. The projects presented

A sporting event was organised by Middle East University and comprised a series of five-a-side football matches, which were of a friendly nature. Teams from the Jordanian International Players’ Cultural Association and the Greater Amman Municipality participated, alongside teams representing the university’s staff and students. The participating Jordanian football stars demonstrated exceptional skills, which were