15 Jordanian universities had their accreditation officially revoked in Kuwait

Home Jordan News 15 Jordanian universities had their accreditation officially revoked in Kuwait 06-07-2019 10:34 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Kuwaiti government issued on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, a Ministerial Resolution on the newly created list of higher education institutions that allow Kuwaiti students to enroll in undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Jordan , Roya published . According to official documents, the Kuwaiti government has decided to allow students, wishing to study in the undergraduate and postgraduate program (all colleges) in Jordan, to join the following Jordanian universities: University of Jordan Jordan University of Science and Technology Yarmouk University The Hashemite University Princess Sumaya University for Technology According to the resolution, the number of accredited Jordanian universities dropped from 20 to 5, after 15 Jordanian universities had their accreditation revoked in Kuwait. The decision stated that the course in which the student enrolls will follow the traditional education system and that the study be conducted by regular attendance during the week.

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15 Jordanian universities had their accreditation officially revoked in Kuwait

06-07-2019 10:34 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Kuwaiti government issued on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, a Ministerial Resolution on the newly created list of higher education institutions that allow Kuwaiti students to enroll in undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Jordan , Roya published .

According to official documents, the Kuwaiti government has decided to allow students, wishing to study in the undergraduate and postgraduate program (all colleges) in Jordan, to join the following Jordanian universities:

University of Jordan
Jordan University of Science and Technology
Yarmouk University
The Hashemite University
Princess Sumaya University for Technology
According to the resolution, the number of accredited Jordanian universities dropped from 20 to 5, after 15 Jordanian universities had their accreditation revoked in Kuwait.

The decision stated that the course in which the student enrolls will follow the traditional education system and that the study be conducted by regular attendance during the week.

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