AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Educational Sciences student Muntaha Yahia Abduljawad defended her Master’s thesis, titled [the effect of employing educational games in developing reading skills for second grade students in al-Quwaysimah district], via telecommunication. The researcher investigated the effect of employing the said games in developing second grade students’ reading skills using the

AMMAN – The Chairman of Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, Dr Yacoub Nasereddin, said, ‘Distance learning has become an integral part of our higher education system. Academic propensities are moving towards facilitating and continuing the employment of distance learning’. Dr Nasereddin believes that despite the negativity surrounding the experience, schools and universities’ set objectives

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Law student Ibrahim al-Rawashdeh defended his Master’s thesis, titled [the formalities and procedures of rescinding decisions in the Jordanian legal system compared to the Egyptian legal system]. The researcher investigated the process of rescinding faulty administrative decisions, as administrations are allowed to practice this right in order to self-correct

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Law student Nimer al-Baddawi defended his Master’s thesis, titled [crimes of a sexual nature committed online], via telecommunication. The research paper is considered the first of its kind to be conducted in the Arab world. Supervised by the Dean of Law, Dr Ahmad al-Louzi, the researcher investigated online sex

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Business student Shahed Ghazi al-Janabi defended her Master’s thesis, titled [the effect of lean production practices on the operational performance of fast food restaurants in Jordan], via telecommunication. The researcher confirmed her theory that lean production practices can affect the operational performance of local fast food restaurants. She also

AMMAN – The Acting President of Middle East University, Prof. Ala’aldeen al-Halhouli, inaugurated a series of extensive training courses on the use of Microsoft Teams in distance learning, targeted at the University’s faculty members and supervised by the Department of Information Technology. Prof. al-Halhouli said, ‘These training courses were designed and prepared with the aim

AMMAN – Middle East University commenced the summer semester of the 2019/2020 academic year within strict safety measures. The Acting University President, Prof Ala’aldeen al-Halhouli, wished the University’s faculty members, administrative staff and students a successful and prosperous semester. Prof al-Halhouli said, “We have previously outlined a safety plan in preparation of the commencement of

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Educational Sciences student Wafaa’ Saleh al-Rahahleh defended her Master’s thesis, titled [the employment of management information systems and their relationship to educational managements’ managerial control at the Ministry of Education], via Zoom. The researcher investigated the employment of management information systems and how they relate to the level of

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Media student Bandar Fawwaz al-Nahar defended his Master’s thesis, titled “The Role of Community Radio in Sustainable Development”. The researcher highlighted the role local radio stations play in achieving sustainable development, as the research sample consisted of individuals who listen to local community radio stations. The researcher adopted the

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Educational Sciences student Raghda Yousef Sary al-Masaafah defended her Master’s thesis, titled [strategic entrepreneurship and its relationship to the managerial creativity of public high-school principals’ in Amman from the viewpoint of their assistants]. The researcher investigated the said relationship by adopting the associative descriptive method. She developed two tools