Amman: The workshop provided administrative staff with the opportunity to learn about the major shifts in the science of human resources. This approach integrates the talents of people, the robustness of processes, and the accuracy of technology to drive organizational success. The Consultancy, Training, and Languages Centre organised a training workshop on modern human resources

Dr. Maha Al-Sheikh, a faculty member at the Faculty of Business, participated in the workshop ‘Reinventing Global Supply Chains’ and shared MEU’s knowledge in the field of global supply chains.  The European Jordanian Business Development Institute (EJBDI), the training arm of the Amman Chamber of Industry, organised a workshop attended by over 50 food industry companies.

The ‘Women and Leadership in Higher Education’ network project, in partnership with the University of Strathclyde in the UK and funded by the British Council, is a significant milestone in the Middle East University’s commitment to building an image of serious, responsible, and committed women in higher education, with a distinct focus on social inclusion.

The Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Middle East University, Senator Dr. Yacoub Naser Al-Din, met with the British Deputy Ambassador, Hazel Mowbray, and the President of the British Council, Alex Lambert, to discuss the objectives of the next phase of cooperation between the two entities, in the presence of the President of

Amman: Five students from the Faculty of Business at the Middle East University (MEU) were awarded the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) scholarship during an award ceremony held at the University of Jordan. The scholarship was offered by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) in cooperation with Sarh Global Consulting and Training Centre. The students received

The exam, which has been hosted by the university for several years, was taken by approximately 1600 male and female lawyers. During the meeting with the Chairman of the university’s Board of Trustees, Senator Dr. Yaqoub Naser Al-Din, the Vice President of the University, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. Ahmed Al-Louzi, and

Jordan represents an unparalleled narrative of steadfastness based on the historical and philosophical depth of historical civilisations with a global dimension that have passed through the region, stated the Minister of Culture, Haifa Al-Najjar. During a dialogue with academics and students of the Middle East University on the occasion of International Women’s Day on Wednesday,

Amman: The President of the Middle East University, Prof. Dr. Salam Al-Mahadeen, in the presence of the Vice President of the University’s Board of Directors, Dr. Ahmed Naser Al-Din, met with the President of the Yemeni-Jordanian University, Prof. Dr. Qais Abdullah Najim, for the purpose of exploring academic cooperation. Dr. Naser Al-Din, in the presence

Amman: The general body meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Educational Sciences at Middle East University is a fundamental moment that underscores the institution’s commitment to enhancing the prospects of university education and enabling students to succeed in an ever-evolving academic field. One of the main focuses of the meeting, chaired by Professor Dr.

Amman: The Middle East University (MEU) Faculty of Business conducted its third general body meeting for the academic year 2023-2024 to discuss the alignment of its program courses with global standards and emerging trends and the integration of advanced technology into the curriculum, marking the beginning of a new era of optimal education. The meeting,