Saturation in Medicine and Dentistry Fields
The article discusses the balance of the university labor market in Jordan. The Director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit announced that the Medicine and Dentistry majors have become overcrowded, due to the increasing number of graduates both domestically and abroad. This has led to a gradual reduction in admissions for these fields, based on a plan by the Higher Education Council aimed at improving the quality of graduates. He also noted that traditional engineering majors are declining in popularity, while demand is rising for newly sought-after fields such as renewable energy and electric vehicle maintenance. The search continues for ways to reduce student numbers in stagnant and oversaturated specialties by approximately 35-40%. Conversely, an increase in interest is expected in new medical and science and technology fields, such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Admission numbers continue to be determined according to capacity, with application submissions for university entrance now underway through the Unified Admission Coordination Unit.
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