Amman: A series of workshops, presented by the Accreditation, Quality, and Information Centre at Middle East University, sought to familiarise participants, representatives of academic and administrative units at different functional levels, with the principles of strategic planning in education and the methods of policy preparation, procedures, forms, and auditing. The workshops were led by the

Amman: The Faculty of Pharmacy at the Middle East University (MEU) recently hosted Dr. Maamoun Al-Hamadshah, a distinguished Jordanian scientist and inventor of the Accuramedes device. This event followed the recent approval of the Accuramedes by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a significant milestone in the realm of scientific innovation. Dr. Al Hamadshah

Amman: Middle East University organised an educational training course for the students enrolled at the university’s Faculty of Media. The course, which was entitled ‘Artificial Intelligence in Journalism and Media,’ was designed to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in the fields of journalism and media, delivered by Mr. Hussam Hourani, an expert in the

Amman: The Resident Representative of the Economic and Cultural Office of Taipei (Taiwan) to Jordan, Mr. Ali Ying, was impressed by the advanced level of equipment and infrastructure at Middle East University, and lauded the role played by the university in preparing a generation of qualified individuals to face the requirements and challenges of the

Amman: A delegation from Iraq visited the Middle East University with a view to strengthening cooperation frameworks between the two countries and expanding the horizons of partnership in the academic and research fields. The delegation included a member of the Education Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), Iraqi MP Toumaa Al-Lahibi, and the Secretary

Amman: The Student Debate Tournament, organised by the Deanship of Student Affairs, concluded under the patronage of the University’s President, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin. The debates provided an opportunity for students to present their ideas and develop their skills in competing through the strategies of presenting evidence and using methods of refutation and rebuttal. This contributed

Amman: In the view of Dr. Muhannad Hijazi, Chairman of the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission, the concept of combating corruption is not to be reduced to laws and procedures alone. Rather, it requires a cultural approach that reformulates societal values and instills in individuals a firm belief in justice and responsibility. This was stated during

Amman: The head of the University Education Department at the Jordan Armed Forces—Arab Army, Brigadier General Tayel Al-Barizat, confirmed the high scientific standing of Middle East University and its qualitative contributions in developing the capabilities of Jordanian youth and qualifying them to excel in the fields of science and work. This was discussed during a

Amman: Middle East University has been recognised for its contributions to entrepreneurship, with its Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship being honoured by Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint Al Hassan. The honour was bestowed in recognition of the centre’s exemplary contributions to the nurturing of promising young talent and the transformation of innovative concepts into

Amman: The Faculty of Pharmacy at Middle East University honoured its valued students in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Amjad Abu Armleh; the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Hazem Al-Nsour; faculty members; and parents. This recognition comes as a culmination of the continuous pursuit of the students and their families and