Amman: The seventh issue of the magazine “An Eye on the Middle East” has been for the academic year 2022-2023 to serve as a record of the university’s paths in various fields and at various levels and to narrate the university’s serious efforts to bring about the desired change in the educational process and the

Amman: Middle East University (MEU) has signed two collaboration agreements with the Royal Hospital to train students from the Faculties of pharmacy and Nursing after a minimum of 100 hours of study. The collaborative agreements complement the university’s plans to prepare students to be skilled practitioners who provide high-quality care to their patients through a

Amman: A meeting between faculty members at Middle East and Bedfordshire Universities (MEB) marked the launch of an enhancement pathway that addresses the dynamic needs that will reinforce a supportive learning environment that enhances students’ cognitive journeys. The meeting, attended by Prof. Hisham Abu Saymeh, Dean of the Faculty of Business, and Ms. Mai Abu

Amman: The Deans’ Council at Middle East University (MEU) has approved the promotion of Business Faculty member Dr. Dina Al-Khodari to the position of Associate Professor. Dr. Al-Khodari holds a PhD and an MBA from Amman Arab University and New York University, respectively. She has worked as a management development consultant for a number of

Amman: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Middle East University and Correlation One aimed at growing talent, bridging data, digital, and technical skill gaps, and meeting workforce development objectives through training solutions that prioritize job and business goals. Dr. Ayman Al-Khazaleh, Dean of Student Affairs, and Ms. Shahad Attia, Regional Director of Correlation One, signed

Prof. Dr. Salam Al-Mahadeen, President of Middle East University (MEU), in the presence of faculty members from the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, met with a delegation from the Queen Rania Foundation (QRF) to discuss this collaboration in integrating learning and teaching policies to field application through a multifaceted approach that recognises the dynamic

Amman: A dialogue session enabled field training students at the Middle East University’s Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences (MEU) to speak on their university-provided training path in organizations with a well-established technical framework. It also included a review of graduating projects, which were praised for their commitment to offering high-quality learning solutions with regard

Amman: Tens of students have completed the requirements for their 9-month training diplomas in cyber security, airport management and aviation, hospital management and medical records, and hybrid cars, organised by the Middle East University in collaboration with the Gulf Innovation Academy (GIA). In this regard, the Director of the Consultancy, Training, and Language Centre, Prof.

Amman: The Consultancy, Training, and Language Centre at the Middle East University has realised the effectiveness of mobile editing tools for university students to enhance their academic pursuits, which was an encouragement to organise a workshop that allows university students and members of the local community to access technological applications and their revolutionary functions in

AMMAN: In the development of healthcare education and clinical practice, the new partnerships between the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences of the Middle East University and medical centres are of utmost significance. The recent collaborations with the five specialised centres have provided a number of benefits that extend beyond the boundaries of academic institutions, as