Amman: The students from Middle East University who participated in the Second Recycling Conference in Jordan demonstrated a high level of cognitive attributes and a growing familiarity with waste management and recycling techniques in the presence of local and international industry representatives. The university has adopted an ambitious strategy that prioritises the development of comprehensive

Amman: The students from Middle East University who participated in the Second Recycling Conference in Jordan demonstrated a high level of cognitive attributes and a growing familiarity with waste management and recycling techniques in the presence of local and international industry representatives. The university has adopted an ambitious strategy that prioritises the development of comprehensive

Amman: The Middle East University family gathered to exchange felicitations on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha, in the presence of the Vice President of the Board of Directors, Dr. Ahmed Nasereddin, the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, her Vice President, Prof. Ahmed Al-Louzi, her Assistant, Prof. Tamara Nasereddine, the deans of the faculties,

Amman: The students of the Environmental Protection Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs at Middle East University undertook an archaeological excursion, during which they visited several sites, including Al-Abed Palace and Iraq Al-Amir Caves. The excursion was conducted under the guidance of the university and enabled the students to engage directly with the tangible

Amman: Dr. Ansaf Al-Rabadi, a faculty member at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, presented a painting entitled “Gaza Guarnica” at her exhibition held in Bucharest on the occasion of the Independence Day of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It is worth mentioning that Dr. Al-Rabadi is also a collection artist.  The exhibition was sponsored

Amman: Middle East University has entered into a training agreement with the White Beds Association. The agreement aims to provide training programmes and tracks for students of the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences who have completed at least 100 hours of study. The training will be conducted in real healthcare settings, thus providing students with

Amman: In the presence of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, Prof. Ahmed Mousa, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Ayman Al-Khaza’leh, and the Head of the English Language Department at the Faculty, Dr. Nassiba Awajan, the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, honoured the students who had achieved first

Amman: Middle East University has entered into a collaboration agreement with the Jordanian-American Educational Exchange Commission, aiming to enhance the university’s capacity to adopt best practices from both the United States and Jordan. This will enable the university to prepare and employ students in the expanding sectors of the Jordanian economy. The agreement was signed

Amman: A scientific field trip organised by the Faculty of Engineering at Middle East University provided students with the opportunity to engage in a dialogue with the Mayor of Giza, Mr. Qader Al-Fayez. The discussion centred on the roles, duties, and responsibilities of the municipality in urban planning, infrastructure development, and public services. In fact,

Amman: The Deanship of Student Affairs at Middle East University implemented a series of religious and educational programs at the Al-Hadban Centre for Special Needs, which were designed to enhance the abilities of memorization, concentration, and listening. The initiative, which was organized by the Guidance and Psychological Services Office and delivered by the “Athar” voluntary