| | | Staff | | Faculty of Arts football team | | The faculty of Arts football team (Staff) under the chairmanship of Captain Abdul Majid Al-Zubaidi and consists of Mr. Abdul-Majid Al-Zubaidi, Mr. Mamdouh Al-Zubaidi, Mr. Nidal Abu Nimrah, Mr. Samer Al. Sharari and Hamza Dweikat
The Championship was held in 2008.
| | | | Students | | | | Fajer AL Arabyah Group | | | | Staff | | the faculty of Arts staff participated in the elections of UJ's Club
Mr. Abdul Majeed AL- Zubaidi has received the number of votes for the year 2011/2012
a committee of staff members have been established; to assist in students' union elections.
| | the faculty of Arts staff participated in the elections of UJ's Club
Mr. Abdul Majeed AL- Zubaidi has received the number of votes for the year 2011/2012 | | | | Alumni | | Hosting the poet Habib AL- Zouaydi; to present a Poetry symposium on the occasion of Golden Jubilee of the University of Jordan, which has been coordinated by a graduate of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature at 12-1 PM.
| | Hosting the poet Habib AL- Zouaydi; to present a Poetry symposium on the occasion of Golden Jubilee of the University of Jordan, which has been coordinated by a graduate of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature at 12-1 PM.
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The Department of Journalism, Media, and Digital Communication at the University of Jordan’s (UJ) School of Arts hosted filmmaker and assistant professor at Luminus Technical University College, Dr. Ahmad Al-Faleh, for a specialized lecture on the applications of semiotic analysis in cinematic work. During the lecture, which was attended by Chair of the Department, Dr. Yasmin Aldamen, along with students, Dr. Al-Faleh explained that semiotics plays a significant role in developing students’ critical and analytical thinking skills, which enhances their ability to engage consciously with media content, both as consumers and creators, particularly in an age marked by the expansion of digital and interactive platforms. Al-Faleh, illustrated how digital elements and modern technologies are employed in filmmaking to convey visual messages and enrich the global dimension of cinematic works. He highlighted the role of technology in constructing deep visual meanings and interpretations within cinematic discourse. In her remarks, Aldamen underscored the importance of integrating semiotic analysis into media studies curricula, especially in light of rapid digital transformation. She noted its essential role in fostering critical thinking and helping students comprehend the implicit messages embedded in media content and films. Aldamen further explained that studying semiotic analysis enables media students to uncover the communicative messages hidden behind images, films, and media texts. This type of analysis, she said, allows students to deconstruct visual and linguistic symbols and signs and to identify the cultural and social connotations they carry, moving beyond superficial content interpretation. The lecture saw active engagement from students, who were drawn to its rich content and the in-depth analysis of selected scenes from the acclaimed Jordanian film Theeb. Al-Faleh demonstrated how to deconstruct visual and auditory symbols and interpret costume design, lighting, camera movement, and music, showing how each contributes to the film’s overall meaning. Al-Faleh also encouraged students to participate in discussions, analyze scenes themselves, and ask questions, which helped solidify their practical understanding of semiotic analysis and its applications across various media and cinematic contexts.
| 5/12/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan’s (UJ) radio station organized a special event in celebration of World Press Freedom Day, which included a panel discussion in collaboration with the Department of Journalism, Media, and Digital Communication. The session addressed key challenges and opportunities facing journalists amid the rapid digital transformation. Head of the Department, Dr. Yasmin Aldamen, emphasized that press freedom is a fundamental pillar of democracy, stressing the importance of creating a safe environment that enables journalists to carry out their duties responsibly. She also highlighted the role of modern technology and artificial intelligence in the future of journalism, affirming that human sensitivity and critical analysis cannot be technologically replaced. Aldamen spoke about the department’s efforts to prepare specialized media professionals through the Master's Program in Digital Communication, aimed at equipping students with the skills to produce professional media content that keeps pace with rapid changes. She also called for the development of media legislation to ensure the public’s right to access information. The panel was attended by a number of graduate students and Director of the Radio Department Dr. Jihad Freij. During the discussion, student Hamzah Ksasbeh expressed concern over violations against journalists in conflict zones, calling for urgent international action. Student Mayar Al-Fuqaha discussed the importance of freedom of expression in building responsible public awareness, while student Abdulrahman Al-Dajeh pointed to the decline in press freedom indicators across the Arab world. At the end of the session, Aldamen praised the students’ contributions and discussions, noting that such forums help develop critical thinking skills and promote a culture of dialogue among the next generation of media professionals.
| 5/12/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
The School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ) organized a seminar on media ethics, moderated by the Chairman of the Arabic Language Department, Prof. Abdullah Al-Anbar. The seminar featured former Minister of Tourism and Antiquities; media figure Dr. Suzanne Affaneh, and Chairperson of the Sociology Department Dr. Maissa Rawashdeh. At the beginning of the session, Dean of the School, Prof. Muhannad Mobaideen, welcomed the two speakers, confirming the importance of adhering to media ethics, and stressing that the most important element in the media profession is editing, as good media material is available when there is a good editor. The discussion addressed several issues concerning media ethics being part of the system of professional ethics and the code of professional conduct. It also tackled ethical principles in newspapers and major media institutions, and the new digital media, as well as copyright, scientific theft, photo and video editing, and the right to privacy. Moreover, the speakers urged students to choose what they post on their social media pages intelligently, as it has the potential to cause unintended harm.
| 4/2/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
The School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ) organized a free health day event as part of its celebrations of Independence Day. The health day, organized by the Department of Social Work, was inaugurated by the Dean of the School of Arts, Prof. Mohannad Mubaideen, on behalf of UJ president Prof. Nathir Obeidat. Many different healthcare institutions participated, providing comprehensive health services. The social work office at the University Hospital, Arab Revolt Club, and Community Police all participated in the health day. They delivered educational lectures on the dangers of drugs. Moreover, Eye Specialty Hospital provided various eye-related examinations; while Bio Foot Medical Center offered foot examination services and the Nutrition Experts Center provided nutritional consultations. Furthermore, the Hearing and Speech Clinic at the School of Rehabilitation Sciences at the university offered hearing and speech examination services. Whereas, the Healthcare Department at the Deanship of Student Affairs conducted heart examinations, vital signs assessments, and diabetes screenings
| 5/24/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
HRH Prince Hassan delivered a lecture titled “Multidimensional Poverty and Human Dignity” at the University of Jordan’s (UJ) Faculty of Arts on Tuesday.
The event was attended by UJ President Nathir Obeidat, as well as deans of faculties, faculty members and university students.
Prince Hassan emphasised the need to rely on knowledge founded on absolute truth, and providing accurate and realistic data through a national knowledge database.
This shift is essential to move away from a “paternalistic approach” and instead foster collaboration among all sectors, empowering those in need and those working towards human dignity.
The prince underscored the significance of prioritising human dignity and empowerment through the adoption of a multidimensional poverty index, which many countries utilise to identify various forms of poverty and need.
He also highlighted the importance of legal empowerment for underprivileged people, emphasising key pillars such as access to justice, rule of law, property rights, labour rights and the right to engage in business activities.
Refugees and displaced individuals are directly affected by poverty, he said, stressing the need to recognise their capabilities and competencies to harness their potential and involve them in the development process to achieve effective inclusivity.
Prince Hassan emphasised that dialogue, understanding, mutual respect, deep awareness of our shared humanity and values, active citizenship, self-honesty, partnership, solidarity and global networking are all essential values when discussing freedom and the responsibility of expression.
He also highlighted the continuous construction of freedom through enlightenment and the revitalisation of the concept of responsible expression. He called for the establishment of comprehensive international humanitarian law and an ethical system for collective humanitarian solidarity, ensuring that the law works for everyone. He further stressed the need to “seriously” address mental health issues.
Following the lecture, a conversation took place between Prince Hassan and the students, which addressed the challenges faced by youth and the importance of developing programmes and policies to support and empower them.
| 6/13/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan (UJ) President, Prof. Nathir Obaidat, said that the university has taken the necessary steps to strengthen the Arabic and English languages skills of its students, confirming the significant role of soft skills to their future success. Obaidat added, during the “Arabic Language, the Language of Poetry and Arts” symposium organized by the School of Arts on the occasion of the World Arabic Language Day, by saying, “We will not be content with our graduates unless they fully master their language". Obaidat announced that the Deans’ Council decided to add six accredited hours in Arabic as a university requirement, directed to all upcoming students in order to increase their proficiency in the language. Obaidat stressed that the university wants its students to be able to communicate in Arabic in every way and master the art of presenting and addressing, pointing out that mastering Arabic, the language of the Quran, provides the strength and wisdom to the mind to master any other languages. The activities of the symposium included a segment presented by students from the Arabic Language Department and debates in which they demonstrated their poetic creativity and skills in recitation. At the conclusion of the symposium, Obaidat, along with by the Dean of the School, honored Professors of Arabic Language, Muhammad Awad and Shukri Al-Madi for their contributions to the Arabic Language Department and the language in general.
| 12/19/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
The School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ), in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture is holding the activities of 17th edition of the Reading for All Festival (The Jordanian Family Library) at the school building until December, twenty-eighth. Dean of the School, Prof. Mohammed Al-Qudah, inaugurated the event, accompanied by a number of faculty members, and in the presence of a large number of university students from various schools. Al-Qudah said that hosting the project at the School of Arts will encourage students read, especially that they are sold at nominal prices that do not constitute a burden on them. The 17th edition of the Reading for All Festival, hosted by The Jordanian Family Library, stands as one of the pioneering national cultural programs implemented by the Ministry of Culture. The festival aims to encourage reading, promote book purchases, and foster the establishment of a library in every home.
| 12/25/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan (UJ) hosted a workshop on Mobile Journalism for Television and Digital Reports and Its Ethics in the Digital Age, training students to produce high-quality reports using their smartphones. Organized by the Department of Journalism and Digital Media, at the School of Arts, the event highlighted cost-effective methods for creating professional-level stories and documenting events, resembling video productions made with advanced equipment. Conducted by journalist Haider Al-Abdali, a specialist in mobile journalism, the workshop provided practical training, emphasizing ethical practices, storytelling, video editing, and smartphone technology to create engaging reports. Students learned to utilize their phones to produce and share content effectively across digital platforms, catering to the rapid demands of modern media. Chair of the Department of Journalism, Media, and Digital Communication, Dr. Yasmin Al Damen, emphasized the importance of holding such workshops, noting that we live in an era where technology is rapidly advancing and mobile phone has become an indispensable tool not only in our daily lives but also in the field of journalism and media. She added that the small device offers enormous power in gathering, distributing, and analyzing news at incredible speeds, highlighting that dealing with such power requires the use of these tools with high ethical standards, professional competence, and a commitment to accuracy and integrity in reporting. The workshop, held under the patronage of the Dean of the School of Arts, Prof. Mohamed Al Qudah in the presence of the Chair of the Department of Journalism and Digital Media, Dr. Yasmeen Al-Damen, attracted wide participation, including students from journalism and media-related disciplines and ended in a competition for the best student-produced video or report. Al-Abdali, correspondent for Al-Hurra Channel in Amman, and a specialist in mobile journalism, is the receiver of the Golden Peacock Award. Minister of Government Communication and official spokesperson for the government, Dr. Mohamed Al-Momani, handed Al-Abdali the award during the Global Communication Forum held in Jordan in November 2024.
| 1/11/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
A student delegation from the Social Work Program at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies on Sunday visited the School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ), the first stop in a series of visits to social and educational institutions in Jordan. The visit aims to provide students with an overview of the experiences of Jordanian institutions working in the field of social work, exploring their practices and contributions. The guest delegation, which was received by the Dean of the School of Arts, Prof. Mohammad Al Qudah, his deputies and assistants, and a number of faculty members from the Department of Social Work, was briefed on the school's departments and facilities. In his remarks, Al Qudah highlighted the school's history, spanning over six decades, emphasizing its ongoing efforts to offer academic programs that serve students and meet their educational needs. For his part, Head of the Social Work Department at the Doha Institute, Dr. Suleiman Abu Badr, expressed his gratitude and appreciation for this visit, which provides students with the opportunity to learn about Jordanian institutions in the field of social work. This contributes to the development of their academic skills and enhances their experience. The visit comes as part of a series of visits to the Kingdom to get acquainted with the humanitarian organizations, in addition to social and educational institutions. It's worth noting that both UJ and the Institute are tied with a joint agreement on student training
| 2/16/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
A student delegation from the Social Work Program at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies on Sunday visited the School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ), the first stop in a series of visits to social and educational institutions in Jordan. The visit aims to provide the students with an overview of the experiences of institutions working in the field of social work in Jordan. The guest delegation, which was received by the Dean of the School of Arts, Dr. Muhannad Mubaidin, his deputies and assistants, and a number of faculty members from the Department of Social Work, was briefed on the school's departments and facilities. The visit comes as part of a series of visits to the Kingdom to get acquainted with the humanitarian organisations, in addition to social and educational institutions. It's worth noting that both UJ and the Institute are tied with a joint agreement on student training.
| 6/25/2023 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan (UJ) President, Prof. Nathir Obeidat, emphasized Wednesday the importance of preserving the Arab language. He warned during the University’s celebrations of World Arabic Language Day that we risk losing our language if we merely admire its beauty and brilliance without actively placing it at the forefront of global human interaction. This event, organized by the School of Arts, was attended by the university’s vice presidents, linguists, experts, cultural organizations, and a large audience of students. Obeidat called on academics and students at UJ to celebrate the beauty of the Arabic language by embracing creativity, solving technological challenges, and preserving its rich literary and theological heritage. He emphasized the university community's role in showcasing the language's articulacy and sophistication, while fostering innovation and teaching the arts of rhetoric and grammar. Obeidat expressed deep appreciation for advocates of the Arabic language, reaffirming its role as a cornerstone of Arab identity and the language of Islam. He also paid tribute to the pioneering scholars of UJ's Arabic Language Department, such as Naser Al-Din Al-Assad and Khaled Al-Karaki, urging the preservation of their enduring legacy in enriching the university’s cultural and intellectual heritage. Dean of the School, Prof. Mohammad Qudah, highlighted the need to dedicate efforts to the Arabic language to enable its integration into scientific and intellectual progress. He stressed its role as a modernizing tool and a stronghold against cultural distortion and alienation. Qudah noted that while Arabic faces numerous challenges, the most concerning issue is the waning confidence of its speakers, who have increasingly distanced themselves from their cultural and civilizational heritage. He emphasized that Arabic is a language of beauty, articulateness, and timelessness—a bridge connecting generations and cultures and a vital part of Arab identity. Head of the Arabic Language Department, Dr. Muath Alzoubi, delivered three messages during his speech. The first came from the Arabic language itself, lamenting its potential demise if neglected. The second addressed Arabic scholars and faculty, urging unity and dedication to advancing the language. The third message encouraged students to aspire to elevate the language, viewing themselves as its guardians and advocates. The celebration showcased a variety of cultural presentations including poetry recitation, a scientific symposium addressing the preservation and global presence of the Arabic language. Moderated by Dr. Abdullah Al-Anbar, the symposium featured insights from prominent figures such as Professor Ma’moun Hattab, Dr. Hanan Amayreh, Dr. Omar Al-Fajawi, and Dr. Youssef Bani Yaseen, highlighting Arabic as a symbol of heritage, identity, and a bridge between generations
| 12/19/2024 | | | | | Faculty | | The Department of Psychology at the School of Arts, in collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), recently conducted a specialised training program aimed at equipping postgraduate students and alumni of the Clinical Psychology Master’s Program with practical tools to support families of individuals missing due to armed conflict.
Held from July 6 to 8, 2025, the intensive program was led by Psychologist Rubina Tahmazian, with the participation of Coaches Bayan Atiyat and Samah Al Bayyaa. Through interactive sessions, participants explored the emotional and social challenges associated with ambiguous loss, a term describing the uncertainty and unresolved grief experienced by families when a loved one disappears or remains missing for a prolonged period.
The training focused on culturally responsive methods of psychosocial support, enabling participants to develop sensitive and informed approaches tailored to the needs of affected communities.
Chairman of the Department of Psychology, Dr. Marwan Al Zoubi, highlighted the value of such initiatives in bridging academic learning with real-world application, extending his appreciation to the ICRC for responding to the department’s invitation and supporting a program that introduced innovative practices while fostering strong student engagement.
Al Zoubi also commended the coaching team for their dynamic delivery and for translating theoretical models into actionable strategies, noting that participants’ feedback reflected deep involvement and professional growth throughout the three-day training.
This initiative is part of the department’s broader efforts to strengthen field training and prepare graduates to contribute meaningfully to mental health services in humanitarian and crisis-affected contexts.
| 7/8/2025 | | | | | Faculty | | The School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ) held the first national forum bringing together heads of Arabic language departments from public and private universities across the Kingdom.
The event was held under the patronage of the Dean of the School of Arts, Prof. Mohammad Ahmad Qudah, and was attended by vice and assistant deans, faculty members, and a distinguished group of linguists and poets from within and beyond the university.
Opening the forum, which was moderated by Dr. Murad Albayyari, Qudah emphasised that the Arabic language represents the nation’s identity, the hallmark of its civilisation, and the guardian of its cultural heritage. He noted that since the establishment of UJ’s Department of Arabic Language in 1962, the university has upheld Arabic’s esteemed status as the language of the Holy Qur’an and a luminous pillar among world languages. “We must continue to highlight its value and restore its brilliance, especially in the face of modern-day challenges,” he said.
Qudah also reaffirmed UJ’s commitment to enhancing students’ proficiency in Arabic, highlighting the mandatory “Language Skills” course for all students as a key step to counter linguistic decline in an age increasingly dominated by symbols, numbers, and “Arabizi” chat language.
For his part, Head of the Department of Arabic Language, Dr. Moath Al-Zu’bi, expressed pride in hosting the forum within the very department where many participants once studied. He stated that the gathering aims to unify academic efforts across Jordanian universities, aligning visions and strategies to serve the Arabic language and the cultural identity it embodies.
The one-day forum brought together leading scholars and researchers to explore strategies for safeguarding Arabic, diagnosing current challenges, and proposing practical measures to strengthen language instruction.
Participants identified several contributing factors behind the decline in language proficiency, including psychological and social pressures, competition from global languages, the spread of colloquial dialects, outdated curricula, and insufficient teacher engagement in cultivating a love for the language. They also emphasised the growing impact of digital technology and changing reading habits, both of which have further weakened students’ connection to classical Arabic
| 8/7/2025 | | | | | Faculty | | The University of Jordan (UJ) announced that its School of Arts has earned national accreditation for its Bachelor’s programs in Geography and Psychology, after fulfilling all the standards set by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Higher Education Accreditation Commission (HEAC), Jordan. With this achievement, the School becomes the first at UJ to attain such a distinction.
Dean of the School, Prof. Mohammad Ahmad Qudah, congratulated the two departments and commended the dedication of the faculty and staff whose collective efforts led to this success.
Qudah affirmed that the accreditation reflects the School’s strong commitment to academic excellence and quality assurance, noting that it resulted from close cooperation with UJ’s Accreditation and Quality Assurance Center (AQAC). He added that this milestone represents a significant step toward international recognition and reinforces the School’s vision of sustained leadership in higher education.
| 10/11/2025 | | | | | Faculty | | The University of Jordan (UJ), through the Department of Journalism, Media and Digital Communication at the School of Arts, hosted a panel discussion titled “The Role of National Media in Shaping Public Awareness amid the Proliferation of Digital Platforms.” The session was moderated by Head of Department Dr. Neven Halalsheh and drew faculty and staff, with strong participation from students at the School of Arts.
Speakers discussed how national media can sustain a credible online presence while reflecting Jordan’s identity, history, and cultural diversity. They emphasized harnessing technology for the public good, countering misinformation, and upholding professional standards across digital platforms.
Halalsheh emphasized that national media is more than a vehicle for news; it mirrors society, preserves cultural memory, and tells the nation’s stories. She called for keeping pace with digital transformation without compromising credibility and transparency, and highlighted the growing responsibility of universities to promote media literacy both on campus and online.
Participants included Ahmad Karaki, Bilal Al-Ajarmeh, and Bakr Al-Raggad. They urged fact-based, human-centered storytelling, safeguarding cultural heritage amid globalization, and constructive student engagement to produce reliable, context-rich content that strengthens national awareness while avoiding clickbait and disinformation. They concluded that responsible digital engagement is key to preserving the credibility and impact of national media in the modern era.
| 10/16/2025 | | | | | Students | | A University of Jordan (UJ) student, Mohammad Al-Mahdi Musleh, won first place and the gold medal in the 10,000-meter race (Kingdom Championship) held as part of the 15th edition of the Bromine Amman International Marathon.
Organized under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Firas bin Ra’ad, the marathon concluded on Friday with the participation of more than 5,000 runners from Jordan and several Arab and international countries, reflecting a remarkable spirit of competition and inclusion.
Musleh, who studies in the Department of Social Work at the School of Arts, delivered an exceptional performance that enabled him to outpace his competitors and stand proudly at the top of the podium. His gold medal was presented during an award ceremony attended by Minister of Youth Dr. Raed Adwan, the Chairman and members of the Board of Directors of the Jordanian Marathon Association, and representatives of Jordan Bromine Company, the main sponsor of the event organized under the slogan “Run in the Heart of Amman.”
This victory carries a deeply inspiring story. Despite his visual impairment, Musleh has consistently proven that determination can overcome any obstacle. His achievement is a testament to perseverance, discipline, and the unwavering belief that challenges can be transformed into opportunities for excellence.
Through this outstanding accomplishment, Musleh embodies UJ’s spirit of resilience, excellence, and faith in the power of human potential.
| 10/16/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan (UJ) welcomed Secretary General of the Ministry of Government Communication Dr. Zaid Al Nawaiseh for a lecture examining how digital platforms are reshaping public opinion and why thoughtful, responsible engagement has become essential in an era defined by rapid technological change.
Held at the School of Arts, the lecture titled “Digital Communication: Challenges and Solutions” offered a grounded overview of the transformations shaping today’s digital environment. Al Nawaiseh addressed issues such as the spread of misinformation, the decline in content credibility, and the mounting risks associated with online security, noting that these challenges now influence societies at a global scale.
He explained that the digital space has evolved into an interactive, user driven ecosystem influenced by artificial intelligence and data analytics. He emphasized the importance of strengthening digital literacy and cultivating credible, high quality local content, while also noting that Jordan’s Cybercrime Law seeks to promote safe and responsible use of digital tools.
Dean of the School of Arts Prof. Mohammed Al Qudah highlighted the importance of equipping students with solid media awareness and critical digital skills, enabling them to navigate an online landscape that is increasingly complex and fast moving.
The session concluded with an open discussion that touched on freedom of expression, personal responsibility, and the central role universities play in fostering well informed and constructive digital engagement within society.
| 11/13/2025 | | | | | Faculty | | The School of Arts at the University of Jordan (UJ) hosted the Department of Geography’s Scientific and Career Day, themed “Geography and Digital Transformation: Harnessing Technology and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Development and the Labor Market.” The event brought together representatives from national institutions, faculty members, and students.
Dean of the School of Arts Prof. Mohammad Al-Qudah emphasized that this long-standing academic tradition continues to enrich the University’s research culture and expand students’ practical and analytical skills. He noted that the Department of Geography has become a key contributor to national academic development as the discipline increasingly moves toward data-driven inquiry and spatial intelligence.
Speakers highlighted the growing importance of environmental studies, sustainable development, GIS technologies, and AI-enhanced spatial analysis, underscoring how these tools deepen understanding of human–environment interactions and support evidence-based policymaking, resource planning, and urban development.
The program featured presentations by the Ministry of Environment, the Department of Statistics, the Jordan Meteorological Department, the Regional Center for Space Science and Technology Education for Western Asia (RCSSTEWA), and several companies specializing in GIS and digital transformation. Interactive booths provided students with direct exposure to emerging technologies and the career opportunities evolving around them.
Participants stressed the importance of strengthening connections between universities and the labor market, and of equipping students with advanced skills in data science, artificial intelligence, and spatial analytics to keep pace with current professional demands and contribute to sustainable development in Jordan and the region.
| 11/23/2025 | | | | | Faculty | |
Mohammad Al-Mahdi Mosleh, a student in the Department of Social Work at the School of Arts, University of Jordan (UJ), won gold in the 800m and silver in the 1500m at the Dubai 2025 Asian Youth Para Games.
Mosleh claimed the two medals during the Games, held in Dubai from 7 to 14 December 2025, marking his first official international appearance. He also received his first official para classification (B1), a significant milestone in his competitive journey.
The championships brought together over 1500 young para-athletes from more than 35 Asian countries, creating a highly competitive field across multiple sports.
UJ said Mosleh’s achievement reflects the University’s support for student talent and its commitment to helping students excel both academically and in sport, while representing Jorda
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