The University of Jordan continues to enhance the quality of its academic programs with the accreditation of 69 programs

It added that the two programs received accreditation following comprehensive evaluation processes, which included a review of study plans, faculty efficiency, laboratory equipment, and infrastructure, in addition to learning outcomes and their alignment with internationally approved academic and professional standards.

It pointed out that the number of internationally accredited programs in the Faculty of Agriculture has risen to 5, while the number of internationally accredited programs in the King Abdullah II School of Information Technology has reached 3, coinciding with the school's preparations to receive field evaluation visits for three other programs in the coming period.

The university emphasized that expanding the scope of international accreditations reflects its commitment to developing its educational system and consolidating a culture of quality and continuous improvement, which enhances its academic and research standing at both regional and international levels, and supports its graduates' opportunities to pursue postgraduate studies and engage in the labor market.

It indicated that these achievements are in line with its strategic vision aimed at strengthening its role in scientific, technological, economic, and social transformation, providing an educational and research environment that stimulates innovation and entrepreneurship, and preparing qualified competencies to contribute to achieving sustainable development and serving the community.