International Relations Office

Introductory Workshop on AGYA and International Funding Opportunities for Researchers

The Office of International Relations at ASU held an introductory workshop for faculty members. The workshop aimed to introduce the Arab-German Young Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AGYA) and highlight the opportunities it offers to researchers and faculty members in scientific and research collaboration and exchange. It also shows available funding and support opportunities for research and academic projects provided by the European Union and various international donor organizations.

In the workshop's first session, Prof. Ahmed Sakhrieh from the American University of Ras Al Khaimah delivered an introductory presentation on AGYA, outlining its goals and role in enhancing scientific and academic cooperation between researchers from Arab countries and Germany.

The presentation also addressed the areas of collaboration offered by the Academy to researchers and faculty members, opportunities to join the AGYA network, participate in scientific activities and programs, and build research partnerships with peers across different disciplines and countries. The importance of the Academy as an international platform for developing joint research projects, exchanging knowledge and expertise, and fostering communication among young researchers in the Arab world and Germany was emphasized.

In the second session, Prof. Mohammad Hamdan from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology outlined funding, capacity-building, and support opportunities for research and academic projects available through the European Union, alongside several international donor agencies. He explained the mechanisms for benefiting from these opportunities, ways to build international partnerships, and the essential foundations for preparing project proposals that align with global funding priorities and programs.

This workshop is part of the Office of International Relations' ongoing efforts to enhance the university's presence in international programs and projects, expand its network of academic and research collaboration with regional and global universities and institutions, and increase faculty readiness to capitalize on funding opportunities, grants, and international cooperation programs.

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

ASU Explores Academic and Artistic Collaboration Opportunities with Benha and Fayoum Universities

In line with the efforts of the International Relations Office at Applied Science Private University to strengthen academic partnerships and expand avenues of collaboration with Arab universities, the University welcomed an academic delegation from the Arab Republic of Egypt, comprising Dr. Manal Abdel Hamid Shaltout, Director of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization and Head of the Department of Interior Design and Furniture at the Faculty of Applied Arts, Benha University, and Dr. Asmaa Ahmed Mohamed Ziada from the Department of Islamic History and Islamic Civilization at Fayoum University.

The visit explored prospects for academic and artistic collaboration with the Faculty of Arts, represented by Prof. Imad Fahmawi, as well as opportunities to establish future partnerships with Benha and Fayoum Universities, particularly in the fields of arts, design, and architecture.

The program also included a tour of the Faculty of Arts, during which the guests viewed students’ work in the Fashion and Accessories and Arts departments, as well as the Accessories Exhibition, which showcases state-of-the-art specialized equipment and technologies and is considered the first of its kind in the Middle East. Dr. Manal Shaltout expressed her appreciation for the students’ creative and artistic achievements, while Dr. Asmaa Ziada particularly admired the works inspired by Islamic art, heritage, and civilization.

The visit underscores the University’s commitment to developing high-quality academic and artistic partnerships, promoting the exchange of expertise and knowledge, and creating new opportunities for collaboration and joint projects with academic institutions across the Arab region and beyond.

Monday, August 24, 2026

ASU Secures Its Second Project under the Erasmus+ Programme

In a new international achievement, Applied Science Private University has secured the AIEduLead project, funded under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) programme, marking the University’s second project under the programme.

The 36-month project aims to promote the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence in higher education, develop digital competencies, and support institutional transformation and innovation.

The project brings together 13 partners from six countries: Belgium, Spain, Greece, Tunisia, Jordan, and Morocco, with a total budget exceeding €780,000, while ASU’s share exceeds €53,000. Dr. Marwan.

Al-Akhras from the Faculty of Information Technology – Department of Cybersecurity represents the University as the main contact person.

This achievement reflects ASU’s commitment to expanding its international partnerships, strengthening its presence in European academic cooperation projects, and keeping pace with rapid developments in artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

ASU Achieves International Milestone with the Award of the Erasmus+ Funded SMART Project

Applied Science Private University (ASU) has achieved a new international milestone by being awarded the SMART Project, funded under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) Programme. The project aims to integrate artificial intelligence technologies into education to support innovation and enhance learning in the fields of green energy and environmental sciences.

This achievement reflects ASU’s growing role in international academic cooperation projects and highlights its commitment to advancing innovation, digital transformation, and enhancing the quality of education. The project is implemented in partnership with academic institutions from the Netherlands, Jordan, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Tunisia.

With a total project budget exceeding €673,000, the project allocates more than €74,000 to Applied Science Private University. The university is represented in the project by Professor Mohammad Ahmad Hamdan, who serves as the Main Contact Person. Through its active participation in the project’s activities, ASU will further strengthen its international presence and reinforce its position as an active partner in European Union-funded projects and international academic cooperation programmes.

Sunday, August 9, 2026

Applied Science Private University Strengthens Its Social Responsibility through an Oral and Dental Health Outreach Campaign in Partnership with SOS Children’s Villages and the Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD)

As part of its commitment to serving the community and promoting social responsibility, the Faculty of Dentistry at Applied Science Private University organized an oral and dental health outreach campaign in collaboration with SOS Children's Villages Jordan and the Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD). The initiative was carried out within the framework of a partnership aimed at supporting children's health and reinforcing the concept of integration among academic, developmental, and community institutions.

The campaign included clinical dental examinations for children, along with providing oral health awareness sessions and guidance on proper dental care, in addition to implementing the necessary preventive measures. These efforts contributed to raising health awareness, promoting preventive care practices, and improving children's oral and dental health.

This initiative reflects Applied Science Private University's leading role in utilizing its academic expertise and scientific capabilities to serve the community and strengthen cooperation with national institutions. It also aligns with the University's vision of preparing graduates who possess academic excellence, humanitarian values, and a strong sense of social responsibility.

The Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD) contributed to supporting and ensuring the success of this initiative by promoting developmental and volunteer efforts and strengthening cooperation among various institutions to serve beneficiary groups and achieve a sustainable community impact. Meanwhile, SOS Children's Villages Jordan provided the appropriate environment for implementing the program and reaching the targeted children.

Held under the patronage of the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, Dr. Radwa Al-Sharqawi, and organized and supervised by Dr. Kamal Al-Mubasher, in cooperation with the International Organizations Division at the International Relations Office of Applied Science Private University, the campaign provided dentistry students with an opportunity to apply their clinical skills in a real-world field setting, while enhancing the values of volunteerism, teamwork, and community engagement under the supervision of faculty members.

At the conclusion of the campaign, Applied Science Private University reaffirmed its continued commitment to launching impactful community initiatives and strengthening cooperation with national and international institutions in a way that contributes to community service and creates a positive and sustainable impact. The University also expressed its appreciation and gratitude to all partners and participants who contributed to the success of this initiative.

Sunday, July 12, 2026

Applied Science Private University and Anera Sign a Cooperation Agreement...

As part of its ongoing efforts to expand its network of strategic partnerships and enhance its developmental role, Applied Science Private University has signed a cooperation agreement with Anera.

This agreement stems from the university's firm belief that education and innovation must create a real and sustainable impact that goes beyond the classroom. This partnership will provide exceptional opportunities for our students through hands-on and practical learning, while promoting and disseminating sustainable, practical knowledge and contributing to the local community.

Monday, June 15, 2026

ASU Hosts the Second Session of Research Capacity Building Workshops in Collaboration with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

As part of its continuous efforts to advance the research environment and enhance the academic and practical skills of its students, Applied Science Private University hosted the second session of the “NRC Research Capacity Building Workshops” series, delivered by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).

The workshop witnessed active participation from undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as a number of interested academics and administrative staff. The workshop focused on the following themes:

- Humanitarian Data Collection

- Quantitative Analysis using Excel

- Introduction to Power BI

- Data Visualization and Analysis

The workshop aimed to develop participants’ research skills and strengthen their capacities in data analysis and the use of modern technological tools in scientific research and humanitarian work, with remarkable engagement from the participating students.

At the conclusion of the workshop, participants were awarded certificates of attendance in recognition of their active participation and commitment to the training requirements.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Applied Science Private University Signs Cooperation Agreement with MyFundAction to Implement Youth Programs with Community Impact in 2026

Applied Science Private University signed a cooperation agreement with MyFundAction, aiming to implement youth programs with a positive social impact throughout 2026.

The agreement includes three main programs: a social project supporting refugee camps on March 7, a cultural exchange program on May 19 and 20, and an international youth summer camp from September 12 to 16.

According to the agreement, both parties will collaborate on media promotion and event implementation. MyFundAction will handle training and on-ground management, while the university will provide manpower, facilities, and support student participation.

The collaboration was officially documented through the signing of the agreement on March 10, 2026, where the university was represented by Prof. Feras Elhajji, Vice President for Academic Affairs, and MyFundAction was represented by Irfan Iskandar bin Ahmad Masri, Operations Manager for the Middle East and Africa.

Both parties emphasized that this partnership aims to strengthen the role of youth and create a positive impact on the community.

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Applied Science is a key partner in an international project to shape the future of sustainable energy in the region…

Applied Science Private University (ASU) is participating as a key partner in a high-impact international project titled “Energy Futures on Campus in the Middle East,” jointly funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through the develoPPP program. The project is implemented in partnership with Imam Ja’afar Al-Sadiq University (IJSU) – Baghdad, and in cooperation with Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the University of Münster in Germany. The project leverages advanced German expertise in modeling future energy systems through 2050, while transferring scientific and applied knowledge tailored to the Jordanian and Iraqi contexts.

The project aims to support the transition toward a sustainable and resilient energy future in both Jordan and Iraq, through advanced energy system modeling and the implementation of innovative solutions on university campuses, transforming them into living models of energy transition across the region.

The selection of Applied Science Private University as a partner in this international project reflects the confidence of German institutions in the university’s academic and research capabilities, as well as its ability to implement strategic projects with regional impact, particularly in the fields of renewable energy, applied education, and scientific research.

The project is built around three main pillars, most notably:

- Transforming university campuses into leading, self-sufficient models powered by renewable energy.

- Establishing specialized facilities for realistic energy modeling (Energy Lab) within the university.

- Launching advanced academic programs, including a Master’s and Diploma program in Engineering of Systematic Sustainable Energy Futures (ESSEF) at Applied Science Private University, and an ESSEF Certificate Program at Imam Ja’afar Al-Sadiq University.

The project also provides access to advanced, high-performance software and hardware, integrating scientific, communicative, and aesthetic dimensions into energy models. This approach enhances the educational experience and applied research, while strengthening the link between academic knowledge and real-world applications.

ASU’s participation in this project is the result of specialized academic efforts led by Dr. Mohammad Hamdan from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, reflecting the university’s commitment to supporting international research initiatives that contribute to sustainable development and innovation.

Thursday, January 29, 2026

ASU Hosts Research Capacity Building Workshops in Cooperation with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

As part of its ongoing efforts to develop the research environment and provide high-quality training opportunities for its students and academic and administrative staff, the University is hosting a series of research capacity building workshops delivered by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), under the title: "NRC Research Capacity Building Workshops ".The workshops aim to build participants' capacities in the following areas:

- Conducting scientific research with refugees in accordance with ethical and research standards.

- Understanding the nature of non-governmental organizations and their mechanisms of work.

- Preparing participants for training on the fundamentals of working in the field of humanitarian relief.

The Norwegian Refugee Council, in cooperation with the University, will award certificates of participation to those who successfully complete the training requirements.

These workshops come within the framework of the University's commitment to strengthening partnerships with international institutions and equipping students and staff with research and professional skills that contribute to community service and responding to contemporary humanitarian challenges.

Sunday, January 11, 2026

The participation of the International Relations Office in the Erasmus Plus national meeting

The International Relations Office at the Applied Science Private University participated in the Erasmus Plus International Credit Mobility meeting, which was held at the Movenpick Hotel-Amman.

Tuesday, October 12, 2021

Students Mobility to the University of (Camerino)

Application Deadline: 31st of October 2022 @ 12:00 noon

Duration: One Semester.

Please submit your application in one PDF file to the following email address: iro@asu.edu.jo

Sunday, October 9, 2022

ASU’s International Relations Office announces Erasmus+ at Italy’s Universita' degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio" Chieti Pescara for bachelor and masters of Pharmacy.

ASU's International Relations Office announces Erasmus+ at Italy's Universita' degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio" Chieti Pescara for bachelor and masters of Pharmacy.

Monday, April 11, 2022