Middle East University hosted the final stage of the “Convince Me” competition, an initiative organised by the Independent Election Commission’s “Ana Osharek” (I Participate) programme. Featuring broad participation from Jordanian university students, the event epitomised constructive intellectual competition while fostering the values of responsible dialogue and informed civic engagement. Aligning with this institutional vision, the

Middle East University, represented by the Innovation and Career Development Centre, has launched the fifth edition of its “Future Leaders” Summer Club in collaboration with the STEM Village platform for educational innovation. Designed to align with modern technological shifts, this year’s club offers advanced content that meets the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The

Middle East University organised a formal ceremony for the administration of the professional oath to pharmacy students from the Faculty of Pharmacy, as well as a formal ceremony for the administration of the professional oath to pharmacy students from the Faculty of Pharmacy, alongside physiotherapy students from the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences. The event

Middle East University participated in the global Forbes Middle East Summit held in Abu Dhabi under the theme “Building the Future”. The event convened an elite group of media and economic leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from around the world. In line with this participation, Prof. Hani Al-Badri, a faculty member of the Faculty of Media,

The Jordanian National Esports Team, which features a distinguished cohort of students from Middle East University, has achieved a significant milestone by securing qualification for the upcoming Asian Games in Japan. This achievement follows their successful progression through the continental qualifiers for both Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and PUBG Mobile. The qualification was achieved during

The Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences convened a series of specialised consultative meetings featuring representatives from educational, training, and cultural institutions, alongside labour market experts and alumni from various faculty programmes. This initiative forms part of the faculty’s ongoing endeavours to develop its academic curricula, ensuring alignment with professional requirements as well as contemporary

Middle East University received a delegation from the Hebron Municipality, led by the mayor, Eng. Yousef Al-Ja’bari, to discuss several portfolios of mutual interest. The meeting witnessed the attendance of the chairman of the university’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin; the vice chairman of the Board of Directors, Dr. Ahmad Nasereddin; and the president

Middle East University has entered into a cooperation agreement with Amman Vision Company, marking a strategic step aimed at expanding avenues of collaboration between the academic and business sectors. This initiative aligns with the university’s vision of fostering openness towards various industries and expanding its developmental and societal impact. The agreement was executed on behalf

Middle East University hosted the Cultural Forum, featuring broad and high-profile participation from expatriate Arab students representing more than 10 countries. The event embodied the richness of Arab cultural diversity and reflected the values of civilisational convergence and humanitarian understanding championed by the university as an inclusive academic environment for diverse cultures and backgrounds. The

Middle East University and the Ministry of Agriculture have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at broadening horizons of cooperation across the fields of scientific research, artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and smart farming. The agreement was executed on behalf of the university by its president, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin, in the presence of the dean