Study Electrical Engineering in Jordan

Public university in Mafraq (1994), dedicated to Islamic studies, humanities and applied sciences.

Jordan's first private university, founded in 1990, covering health, engineering, law and business.

Public university in Ma'an (1999) serving southern Jordan, with strengths in tourism, archaeology and renewable energy.

Private Amman university founded in 1989, spanning health sciences, engineering, IT, law and business.

Private American-style university in Madaba founded in 2005, teaching in English on a 100-acre campus.

Multi-campus public university (1997) covering engineering, technology, computing and health sciences in Salt.

First private university in northern Jordan (1992), the only private Jordanian institution with an agriculture faculty.

Jordan's largest and oldest public university (1962), ranked among the best in the Arab world.

Public university in Karak (1981), Jordan's unique institution combining civil and military education.

Leading private Jordanian university spanning pharmacy, engineering, IT, law, nursing and design.

Major public university in Irbid founded in 1976, a pioneer in humanities, Islamic economics and American studies.

Public university founded in 2005 on the German model, with a mandatory study year in Germany.

Jordan's fifth public university (1991), near Zarqa, with strong health and environmental science faculties.

Public research university in Irbid (1986), a leader in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry and applied engineering.

Private Amman university (1991), recognised for engineering, health sciences, business and information technology.

Private technical university founded by the Crown Prince Foundation, dedicated to employability in computing and engineering.

Jordan's ninth public university and first technical university, founded in 2005 in Tafila.

Private non-profit university dedicated to technology, holding ABET accreditations and US partnerships.