University of Jordan

Founded in 1962, the University of Jordan is the first and largest university in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It has evolved into a leading international educational institution, known for its commitment to academic excellence and the diversity of its educational programs.

The University of Jordan offers an integrated educational system, comprising more than 302 academic programs distributed across 26 colleges, including bachelor's, higher diploma, master's, doctoral, and higher specialization programs in medicine and dentistry.

55 of its programs have received international accreditations from prestigious bodies, covering specialized specializations such as medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, engineering, information technology, agriculture, rehabilitation sciences, languages, sciences, and business.

At the undergraduate level, the university offers 106 academic programs covering a wide range of scientific, humanities, and medical specialties. At the graduate level, it offers 40 doctoral programs, 126 master's programs, 22 higher specialization programs in medicine and dentistry, and 7 diploma programs.

The university attaches special importance to developing its educational environment in line with technological transformations and the global labor market. This is achieved by promoting e-learning, transforming classrooms into smart classrooms, and adopting modern teaching methods that include blended learning and distance learning.

It provides its students with a comprehensive university life, thanks to its vital location in the capital, Amman, and the surrounding residential, recreational, and commercial services and facilities, contributing to a rich and balanced educational experience.