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The Minister of Education and Human Resource Development in Jordan revealed that there is an official plan to increase the number of seats allocated for Medicine and Dentistry programs in Jordanian universities. This move aims to meet the growing demand from students who currently have to travel abroad to complete their medical studies. The study focuses on balancing the capacity of educational institutions with actual needs, while taking into account quality standards and training facilities such as hospitals and laboratories. Currently, there are approximately 21,000 seats available in health-related programs, with around 2,788 students enrolled at levels that qualify them for medical specializations, all while maintaining educational standards to ensure the graduation of distinguished professionals. A final decision is expected to be made after a thorough review of student numbers and faculty, with the goal of improving opportunities for medical specializations within the framework of the current educational policies.
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