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Jordan University Wins European Project in Virtual Exchange Category

Jordan University Wins European Project in Virtual Exchange Category

Jordan University achieved a new milestone in the field of international academic cooperation, winning the "AgroSkills" project in the virtual exchange category, within the Erasmus Plus program supported by the European Union, with the participation of several universities and academic and community institutions from Europe and the Middle East and North Africa region.

The university said in a statement that the project aims to employ virtual exchange methodologies in developing youth skills, and enhancing interaction and cooperation among participants from different countries, focusing on the fields of artificial intelligence, green skills, entrepreneurship, and climate-smart agriculture.

It added that the project seeks to support digital and green transformation, enhance digital inclusion and intercultural dialogue, alongside building the capacities of academics and youth workers through training and the exchange of experiences and knowledge among partners.

It pointed out that this achievement comes within the framework of the university's efforts to enhance its participation in European and international projects and programs, with the support and follow-up of the International Affairs Unit at the university, contributing to expanding the network of international partnerships and enhancing the university's presence in qualitative academic initiatives.

The AgroSkills project reflects the university's orientation towards adopting modern teaching and training methods, and benefiting from virtual exchange tools in developing youth skills, in line with digital and environmental transformations and future needs.

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