AMMAN – Middle East University partnered with the University of Strathclyde to organise a webinar on the global expectations for the future state of the world after the economic and social disruptions it has witnessed due the Coronavirus outbreak. The webinar was attended by more than 200 researchers from local and international distinguished universities. The

AMMAN – Middle East University, represented by the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre, signed a memorandum of understanding with FinBloom for Financial Management Solutions via Zoom. The two parties agreed to provide financial management solutions for small-medium companies and investors. Dr. Abdelrahman Zuraik, the Director of IEC, said, “This MoU marks the start of a productive

AMMAN – The Chairman of Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, and members of the Board mourn the passing of Hadji Ali al-Qarem, the Chairman of al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan’s Board of Directors. MEU’s President, Council of Deans, faculty members, administrative staff, and students also extend their deepest condolences to the late

AMMAN – Undergraduate Marketing and E-Marketing and Social Media students at Middle East University’s Faculty of Business presented their projects for the Online Integrated Marketing Communications course via Zoom, and under the supervision of Dr. Muneir al-Rawashdeh. Dr. Sameer al-Jabali, the Head of the Department of Business Administration and Marketing, commended Dr. al-Rawashdeh and his

AMMAN – The Research and Innovation Fund Management Committee at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research sponsored two research projects conducted by Middle East University on combating the spread of the Coronavirus. MEU’s projects were selected amongst 58 research projects submitted by researchers from 20 Jordanian universities. The Fund’s designated academic and scientific

AMMAN – The Chairman of Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, called for promoting research in government operations and private economic sectors to better combat the spread of the Coronavirus. Dr. Nasereddin believes that the current situation requires further research efforts in the aim to protect investments and human lives. Dr. Nasereddin

AMMAN – Middle East University concluded a webinar titled “Arab Youth Scientists and the Coronavirus Pandemic: Between Opportunities and Challenges” in cooperation with ArabWays. The webinar was attended by a group of researchers and experts in the fields of medicine, economy, and business. Prof. Aladdin al-Halhouli, the Vice President for Scientific Faculties, said, “We looked

AMMAN – The Department of Information Technology at Middle East University held a number of training courses in designing online examinations for MEU’s faculty members. Eng. Ra’ed al-Lahham, the Director of the Department of Information Technology, said, “The training courses were implemented by the E-Learning Department, in the aim to develop learning, teaching, and evaluation

AMMAN – The Deanship of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at Middle East University, organised a series of webinars in various subject areas titled “Recovery after Global Turbulence due to the Coronavirus Pandemic”, in cooperation with the University of Strathclyde. Prof. Aladdin al-Halhouli, the Vice President for Scientific Faculties at MEU, said, “We are delighted

AMMAN – In response to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research’s decisions, Middle East University completed its plan to recover from the implications of the spread of the Coronavirus during the summer semester. The plan includes the measures that should be followed within the University’s policy for risk management. The plan revolved around