AMMAN – Middle East University granted its students discounts up to 30% on the 2019/2020 summer semester’s credit hours, whether carried out through distance learning or on camps. The University responded to the royal directions to stand in solidarity with one other, and stood with its students in the light of the current circumstances Jordan

AMMAN – His Majesty King Abdullah II bin al-Hussein, accompanied by his Royal Highness Crown Prince al-Hussein bin Abdullah II, wished volunteers from all over Jordan a blessed Ramadan, and commended their efforts in aiding citizens. Amongst those volunteers, who established exceptional initiatives during the Coronavirus crisis, was one of Middle East University’s partners, the

AMMAN – Dr. Abdelrahman Zuraik, the Director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre, attended a discussion session titled “The Importance of Entrepreneurship Endorsers’ Cooperation and Its Impact on Helping Entrepreneurs Overcome Crisis”. The session was organised by Umniah’s business incubator “The Tank”. Dr. Zuraik said, “In order to efficiently manage crisis, we must find quick

AMMAN – The Faculty of Educational Sciences at Middle East University organised a webinar on online learning and work pressure titled “Work Pressure in Light of the Coronavirus Pandemic”. The webinar was organised in cooperation with Senmar Academy in an attempt to maintain communication with the local community and its members. The webinar was presented

AMMAN – Dr. Abdelrahman Zuraik, the Director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre, attended the fifth discussion session organised by the Global Innovation Management Institute (GIMI) after finding its “Six-Feet-Apart” Think Tank. The attendees discussed innovative solutions for economic and business recovery, and how to help governments and corporates in resuming regular operations in a

AMMAN – Middle East University, represented by the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre, participated in the “Impact Leaders” finals via telecommunication. The competition was organised by the German-Jordanian University, the “Impact Week” programme, and IBTECAR. 35 teams representing students from Jordanian schools and universities competed to find innovative solutions for issues facing the community and education

AMMAN – The Faculty of Business at Middle East University organised an open session with its students via Zoom to listen to their opinions on the distance learning process and take their suggestions for improvement. The Vice President and Dean of Business, Prof. Mahmoud al-Wadi, said, “Traditional teaching methods are unsuitable for the current circumstances.

AMMAN – The Chairman of Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, issued an urgent message directing the University’s presidency to pay off its faculty members and administrative staff’s salaries without committing any violations to their employment and contractual rights. MEU is committed to honouring its social responsibility and ensures the unity of

AMMAN – Middle East University earned an advanced position in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings. This is the second time that the THE Impact Rankings have been awarded to institutions that meet the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nation. The ranking allows universities to submit themselves for consideration based on the

AMMAN – The Faculty of Education Sciences’ Department of Special Education and Education Technology at Middle East University met with members of the Sakeb Forum and held an online seminar titled “Distance Learning: Reality and Expectations in Light of the Coronavirus Crisis”. The seminar was organised in an effort to maintain communication with members of