AMMAN — The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research announced Monday that the Turkish Higher Education Council has
officially recognized all official and private universities in Jordan.
Turkish students are now approved to study in these universities, except for two private medical institutions that are relatively
new and have not graduated any classes yet, according to Hala news.
The ministry plans to contact the Turkish side to request
recognition for these universities.
All around recognition
Confirmation has been received through official
correspondence and communication with the Jordanian cultural advisor in Ankara,
as stated by the ministry. This decision ensures that all certificates obtained
by Turkish students from Jordanian universities will be recognized.
In the coming period, the ministry will establish
communication with the Turkish cultural attaché in Amman to address any
difficulties faced by Turkish students who wish to join and study in Jordanian
higher education institutions.
This proactive approach aims to support the strategy of
attracting international students for the years 2023–2027, recently approved by
the Cabinet.
The strategy, prepared by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in collaboration with its strategic partner, the
Tourism Promotion Board, seeks to increase the number of international students
studying in Jordanian higher education institutions.
In addition to Turkey's recognition, both the Saudi Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in
Libya have also acknowledged all official and private Jordanian universities.
This recognition enables students from Saudi Arabia and
Libya to study in Jordanian universities.
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AMMAN — The
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research announced Monday that the
Turkish Higher Education Council has
officially recognized all official and private universities in Jordan.
Turkish students are now approved to study in these
universities, except for two private medical institutions that are relatively
new and have not graduated any classes yet, according to Hala news.
The ministry plans to contact the Turkish side to request
recognition for these universities.
All around recognition
Confirmation has been received through official
correspondence and communication with the Jordanian cultural advisor in
Ankara,
as stated by the ministry. This decision ensures that all certificates obtained
by Turkish students from Jordanian universities will be recognized.
In the coming period, the ministry will establish
communication with the
Turkish cultural attaché in Amman to address any
difficulties faced by Turkish students who wish to join and study in Jordanian
higher education institutions.
This proactive approach aims to support the strategy of
attracting international students for the years 2023–2027, recently approved by
the Cabinet.
The strategy, prepared by the
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in collaboration with its strategic partner, the
Tourism Promotion Board, seeks to increase the number of international students
studying in Jordanian higher education institutions.
In addition to Turkey's recognition, both the
Saudi Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in
Libya have also acknowledged all official and private Jordanian universities.
This recognition enables students from Saudi Arabia and
Libya to study in Jordanian universities.
Read more National news
Jordan News
