Dr. Ahmad Nasereddin, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Middle East University, patronised the closing ceremony of the third season of the “University Chanter” competition. The event witnessed the attendance of the President of the University, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin, and the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, Dr. Ayat Al-Maghrabi,

Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Middle East University, patronised the opening of the Scientific Days Exhibition. Organised by the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, the event showcased a diverse array of projects and applications focused on the strategic integration of artificial intelligence and digital tools to enhance the teaching

Middle East University participated in the Fourth Health Conference, a move that reflects the university’s strategic commitment to utilising health-related knowledge in service of the community while fostering preventive awareness and public education. In an effort to translate theoretical knowledge into practical action, students from the Faculty of Nursing conducted a series of health and

Middle East University held a cultural event to honour the late Jordanian poet Abdul Monem Al-Rifai, following his selection by the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organisation (ALECSO) as the poet of the 12th Arab Poetry Day for 2026. The celebration invoked his profound literary and national presence as one of the most prominent

Middle East University, represented by a team from the Faculty of Information Technology, has achieved a significant milestone by securing second place across the Central and Northern regions in the “Youth, Technology, Participation” Hackathon. Organised by the Independent Election Commission, the competition aimed to incentivise the integration of technology and artificial intelligence in fostering political

Middle East University — in its capacity as the headquarters of the Jordan Federation for University Sports — hosted the five-day Women’s Futsal Championship. Organised by the Federation, the championship witnessed the participation of 15 public and private universities from across the Kingdom’s governorates. The competition concluded with Al-Balqa Applied University securing the championship title,

Middle East University continues to implement high-calibre initiatives designed to cultivate competencies capable of navigating the rapid transformations within the digital environment and the innovation economy. In this matter, the Department of Architecture within the Faculty of Engineering and Design—in collaboration with the Crown Prince Foundation—organized a specialised workshop entitled “An Introduction to 3D Printing.”

Middle East University has secured third place in the HRH the Crown Prince Chess Championship for Jordanian universities. Competing against nineteen Jordanian institutions, the championship featured a series of matches that underscored the growing academic prominence of this intellectual sport, which serves as a vital platform for honing analytical and decision-making competencies. Amidst rigorous competition,

The Faculty of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs and the Innovation for Creativity Association, has organised a voluntary afforestation initiative. This project aligns with the university’s commitment to sustainable development and the enhancement of a positive environmental footprint. Taking place within the Jubilee Forests, the initiative witnessed the planting of approximately

Hussein Niazi Kataw, a student at Middle East University’s Faculty of Information Technology, has secured a distinguished athletic milestone by claiming second place in the National Kickboxing Championship under the K-1 discipline. This achievement occurred within the framework of the three-day National Open Championship, an event characterised by its rigorous competitive atmosphere and extensive participation