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,

The General Assembly meeting of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at Middle East University placed particular emphasis on the importance of establishing close and robust mentoring partnerships with the objective of preparing students to become active members of the advanced architecture and design community. One of the primary subjects addressed at the meeting was

The General Assembly meeting of the Faculty of Information Technology at Middle East University emphasised the necessity of incorporating advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, data science, and cybersecurity, into the educational frameworks of the curriculum in a manner that enables students to apply their technical knowledge in a sophisticated manner. Moreover, the meeting highlighted

In a dialogue session between the President of Middle East University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, and deans of faculties, heads of academic departments, and faculty members, the President outlined the crucial milestones that have been achieved thus far in the university’s journey towards becoming a renowned centre of academic excellence. The dialogue session was attended by

Amman: A total of 550 male and female competitors participated in the third Middle East University Karate Championship, aiming to secure the championship cup. The event was overseen by the Jordanian Karate Federation. The university hosted the tournament in collaboration with the The’ab Al-Fajir Club, with the objective of contributing to the comprehensive development of

Amman: Mr. Yahya Abu Abboud, the President of the Jordanian Bar Association, inspected the written bar examination procedures. As a matter of fact, Middle East University has been hosting the examination for several years, and about 1500 male and female lawyers have taken it. In this context, Mr. Abu Abboud stated during his meeting with

Amman: Middle East University has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Al-Hussein Technical University to advance the educational landscape through the deep integration of experiential technical education pathways. The memorandum was signed by Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, president of the university, and Dr. Ismail Al-Hanti, president of Al-Hussein Technical University. The memorandum, attended by Prof.

The Middle East University furnished students from the Faculty of Law with the chance to engage in direct discourse with the Audiovisual Media Authority, affording them a priceless opportunity to gain profound insights into the strategic role of the authority in shaping the national media landscape. The objective of these visits, which are organised by