Amman: Middle East University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Anaqeed Al-Mahabba Human Resources Training Centre in pursuit of promoting organisational success, developing a talented workforce, building organisational flexibility, and seizing new opportunities to achieve a model work environment. The Dean of Students, Dr. Ayman Al-Khazaleh, signed the agreement in the presence of

Amman: Middle East University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Institute of Law and Society (ILS) to build the human rights capacity of students and equip them with the necessary skills to become legal practitioners and human rights advocates in the digital era. The agreement was signed by the university’s Vice President and

Amman: During a dialogue session organized by the Consultancy, Training, and Languages Centre (CTLC) at Middle East University, former Minister of Labour Nayef Istitieh emphasised the importance of economically empowering young people. He argued that this is an investment in human capital that can achieve sustainable development. Providing young people with skills and knowledge enhances

Amman: 100 orphans participated in a series of activities supervised by approximately 190 volunteers before their Iftar at Middle East University. The children exchanged stories and engaged in soft talk, creating a joyful ambience and praying for the children of Gaza, who are exposed to a brutal aggression that has deprived them of their rights

Amman: Middle East University (MEU) provided its students with the opportunity to interact with legal and security experts from the Family and Juvenile Protection Department of the Public Security Directorate to gain first-hand knowledge of the aspects involved in dealing with domestic violence cases, including the legal, psychological, and social dimensions.  The Dean of Student

During a lecture presented by nutritionist Ms. Amal Janada, students at the Faculty of Physiotherapy explored the evolution of nutritional needs throughout the life span, with special concerns for older adults, as different physiological changes occur with age, emphasising the importance of nutritional interventions designed especially for the elderly. In the lecture, fasting caught attention

Amman: Acknowledging the heroism and sacrifices of Jordanian women, their role in writing the history Jordan deserves, and preparing an empowered generation for a bright future, Middle East University distributed commemorative gifts to its female academics and administrators, demonstrating the unique state of harmony in an institution that fully understands the concept of one family.

A systematic lecture by Awatif Akour, an interior designer, provided the students of the Interior Design course at the Middle East University with a sensory experience that focused on the aesthetic importance of gardens and urban agriculture in interior and architectural design as vital elements that enrich the human experience. The lecture presented different garden

Amman: Middle East University’s Faculty of Business students’ skills caught the attention of participants in the annual CFA competition at the university level in Jordan, held at the Four Seasons Hotel. Under the supervision of faculty member Dr. Lubna Khalaf, the five students were Amer Darwish, Saleh Ashrid, Izzat Abu Zeid, Hana Shweika, and Rahaf

Middle East University participated in the AACSB Middle East and North Africa conference held in Cairo, organised by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), to discuss the socio-economic transformations in the Middle East and North Africa region and their impacts on the education scene. At the conference, Prof. Abdulaziz Al-Sharbati, Head of