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

Amman: A delegation from the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education visited Middle East University to explore the potential launch of joint academic programmes and student exchange routes. The delegation was headed by the regional head of the Middle East and North Africa region, Mr. Sayed Mohsin Al-Kaf, and was welcomed by the university president, Prof.

Amman: A delegation from the Faculty of Architecture and Design and the Deanship of Student Affairs at Middle East University paid a visit to Lubban Basic School for Boys, which represented a significant aspect of the university’s commitment to community development, aiming to decoratively depict patriotic paintings on the walls of the school and its

Amman: The Middle East Journal of Communication Studies has been listed and indexed in the EBSCO database, joining a select group of journals that aim to advance knowledge and ensure open access to high-quality, rigorous research.  As an illustration, the journal is a scientific, peer-reviewed publication published biannually in both paper and electronic formats by

Amman: A programme of entrepreneurial training, initiated by the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Middle East University, has provided a series of activities designed to simulate an investment environment for new ideas and project-based learning. The programme’s main objective is to foster entrepreneurship, which is regarded as a key driver of economic growth and

Amman: The graduation projects of undergraduate students enrolled in the cybersecurity programme hosted by the University of Bedfordshire in the UK were showcased. These projects focused on the development of advanced threat detection systems, cryptographic protocols, machine learning algorithms, and artificial intelligence. The university’s partnerships with its counterparts in the UK facilitate the development of

Amman: The Faculty of Media at Middle East University concluded the conference, entitled ‘The Reality of Science Journalism in Jordan’, with the participation of deans of media faculties in Jordan, as well as academics and researchers from media colleges and institutes in six countries: Jordan, Palestine, Morocco, Lebanon, Yemen, and the United Kingdom. The conference,

Amman: Middle East University’s Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Senator Dr. Yaqoub Nasereddin, has stated that the conference is occurring at a time when the world is witnessing climate change that requires immediate action. Furthermore, the university is fully cognizant of the significance of its role as an educational institution, with a strategy aligned

Amman: The Deans’ Council of Middle East University has decided to promote Dr. Sahar Mohammed Al-Tarawneh, a faculty member at the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences, to Associate Professor. As an illustration, Dr. Al-Tarawneh holds a PhD in Political Science specialising in international relations from Mu’tah University and a Master’s degree in Political Science