Unified Acceptance: Medicine and Dentistry Faces Saturation
Medical and dental specialties in Jordan are facing a saturation problem, nearing stagnation due to the significant increase in the number of graduates both domestically and internationally. The Unified Admission Coordination Unit announced that the Higher Education Council decided four years ago on a gradual plan to reduce the number of accepted students in these two fields in order to achieve a balance with capacity and enhance the quality of graduates. Conversely, there is an expected rise in demand for modern medical specialties related to science and technology, such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, as well as emerging engineering fields like sustainable engineering and electric vehicle maintenance. Additionally, admissions for humanities and social sciences will be decreased, as these areas are also experiencing stagnation, with investments instead directed toward disciplines aligned with the future labor market.
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