Amman: A training course entitled ‘Arabic Language Skills’ aimed to enhance the writing capacities of administrative assistants at Middle East University. The course, which was organised by the Consultancy, Training, and Languages Centre at the university, had the objective of improving the levels of linguistic performance and achieving the highest levels of accuracy and proficiency

Amman: The Deans’ Council at the Middle East University has decided upon the promotion of Dr. Khalil Mahmoud Al-Saeed, a member of the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, to the rank of Professor. Dr. Al-Saeed holds a PhD from the University of Crete in Greece, where he studied Philosophy of Education in Educational Technology

Amman: The Deans’ Council at Middle East University has decided upon the promotion of Dr. Ahmad Nasereddin, a member of the Faculty of Business, to the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Nasereddin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing from Misr University of Science and Technology, awarded in 2006; a Master’s degree in

Amman: The Dean’s Council at Middle East University has decided upon the promotion of Dr. Manal Mohammed Al-Tawalbeh, a member of the faculty at the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, to the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Al-Tawalbeh holds a PhD in Educational Technology and Multimedia from the Malaysian University of Science, a Master’s

Amman: A training workshop provided faculty members at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Middle East University with access to a multitude of databases containing a plethora of educational resources and materials, as well as publications designed to advance medical and health education across diverse regions within the Kingdom of Jordan. The lecture was inaugurated by

The General Assembly of the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences at Middle East University discussed the fundamental aspects of the academic, research, and collaborative process, emphasizing the college’s commitment to effecting a significant qualitative change in university education. This is in accordance with the university’s objective of providing a comprehensive educational experience that enables students

Amman: Middle East University has entered into a collaborative agreement with Al-Rasheed Hospital with the objective of equipping students enrolled in the Faculty of Pharmacy with the requisite knowledge and expertise to become proficient healthcare professionals, grounded in the advanced learning attained at the university.  This agreement is part of a wider programme of collaboration

Amman: The Faculty of Architecture and Design at Middle East University conducted a ground-breaking workshop entitled ‘No Boundaries’, which challenged the architectural abilities of its participants, comprising students from Jordanian universities, chaired by the esteemed architect Dr. Mohammed Sayed Ahmed, who holds a PhD and Master’s degrees with distinction from Japan’s highly regarded Tohoku University

The General Assembly of the Faculty of Media at Middle East University convened to discuss the challenges encountered by students of media studies in the context of technological advancements, evolving social and cultural dynamics, and the intricate processes involved in the creation, dissemination, and consumption of information.  The meeting centred on the applied curricula as

Amman: The Faculty of Engineering’s General Assembly meeting at Middle East University addressed the question of how the curriculum might be adapted in order to align it more closely with emerging trends in technology, sustainability standards, and industry requirements. In addition, the meeting’s objective was to deliberate on strategies to enhance the critical thinking, creativity,