AMMAN – Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, led by its Chairman Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, met via teleconference in accordance with the Jordanian government’s decision to carry out business affairs from remotely. In this first meeting held via teleconference, the Board discussed a number of procedures and decisions designed to limit the damage inflicted due

AMMAN – Researcher and Faculty of Law student Basheer Mohammad Balani defended his Master’s thesis titled “Patient Satisfaction with Plastic Surgery and its Effect on Civil Liability” via teleconference. Dr. Hesham Abusaimeh, the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, said, “This is the first thesis defence to be carried out via teleconference in Jordan and

AMMAN – Middle East University’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre (IEC) organised a teleconference via Zoom to discuss the latest developments of the rapidly spreading virus. The meeting was held in cooperation with the Jordan Cardiac Society and the Interventional Cardiovascular Club (ICC), and was attended by 77 doctors from Jordan, Palestine, and other countries.  

AMMAN – Middle East University’s representatives appeared on multiple Jordanian TV channels in an effort to help follow the local, regional, and international developments of the COVID-19 crisis. The MEU representatives also prepared video and written reports to keep the public informed of the procedures the University is following to maintain the online teaching process,

AMMAN – The Council of Deans at Middle East University held its regular weekly meeting, led by the University President, Prof. Mohammad al-Hileh, via teleconference. Prof. al-Hileh thanked MEU’s academic and administrative staff for their efforts in continuing the University’s operations and ensuring the success of the distance learning process. The attendees discussed a range

AMMAN – Due to the current situation brought on by the spread of COVID-19, the Council of Deans at Middle East University held a teleconference led by the University President, Prof. Mohammad al-Hileh. The Council employed the e-learning technology used at the University to hold this meeting.   Participants included a number of support teams

AMMAN – Middle East University continues implementing its distance learning process through its e-learning platform successfully and efficiently, and is witnessing a high rate of student attendance. The Vice President for Scientific Faculties, Prof. Aladdin al-Halhouli, said, “MEU will continue applying distance learning strategies as an alternative to traditional teaching methods until the COVID-19 crisis

AMMAN – The Chairman of Middle East University’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, addressed students in the light of the exceptional circumstances facing Jordan and the entirety of the world. Dear MEU staff, Dear students, Our beloved Jordan is going through difficult times, as is the case across the globe. We pray to God

The President of Middle East University, Prof. Mohammad al-Hileh, decided to pay the University staff 50% of their salaries on Tuesday evening so that they can access it by 8 A.M. on Wednesday morning. This was done in response to the Jordanian government’s decision to provide all support possible to Jordanians as they work to