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  •  Erasmus+

1. Introduction:Erasmus Plus is an EU-funded program that supports the development and modernization of higher education in partner countries across Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Western Balkans, and theMediterranean. It promotes institutional collaboration and aligns educational systems with EU standards, fostering closer ties between people and institution.The Middle East University has successfully established 40 partnership agreements with distinguished universities all over Europe under the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM) and Consortium .The purpose of this inspiring framework for global participation at MEU is to stimulate dialogue and contemplation within the realm of higher education, with the ultimate goal of implementing tangible measures at different levels of MEU.

2. List of partners:

 

University

Country

Vytautas Magnus University

Lithuania

Mykolas Romeris University

Lithuania

Kauno Kolgija Higher Education Institution

Lithuania

PAR University of Applied sciences

Croatia

University of Piraeus

Cyprus

American Romanian University

Romania

Transilvania University of Barasov

Romania

Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University

Turkey

University of National and World Economy

Bulgaria

 

 

Partnerships and collaborations:

1. Introduction: MEU is dedicated to developing significant collaborations to have a more substantial global impact.

MEU is strongly dedicated to promoting internationalization through our efforts in student recruitment, collaborations, transnational education .

 

2. List of partners:

i) Rawabit

ii) Bridge

iii) British council

iv) POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MILAN

v) Istanbul Aydin

vi) Abdullah Gul

Projects

In November 2024, Middle East University and the University of Bedfordshire received a British Council Grant to expand the Female Higher Education Leadership Network and support the hosted PhD program. The project aims to address the gender gap in higher education in Jordan by developing a Gender Mainstreaming Toolkit, establishing a peer mentoring program, and conducting Action Research to inform policies based on the experiences of women in academia. It focuses on increasing female participation in academia, particularly in leadership roles, to promote gender equality and improve education quality in both Jordan and the UK.