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Jordan law graduates face job scarcity
The President of the Jordanian Bar Association, Yahya Abu Aboud, revealed that there is an escalating crisis in the fields of Law and Shariah in the kingdom. The number of students enrolled in these fields is approximately 44,000, a figure that exceeds the capacity of the job market to absorb graduates. Each year, around 3,200 graduates apply to the Bar Association, with about 55-58% of them being accepted. He pointed out that universities produce nearly 4,000 law graduates annually; however, a university degree alone does not grant the right to practice the profession, which requires passing exams and completing two years of training. He warned that poorly planned admission policies have led to a saturation of students in Law-related majors, which in turn threatens to increase unemployment rates among legal professionals. He called for proactive decisions based on market studies to ensure job stability and to steer students toward disciplines that meet developmental needs.
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