Expanding medical and dental enrollments
The Jordanian Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has decided to increase the number of students admitted to the Medicine and Dentistry programs in universities for the 2026-2027 academic year. The goal is to reduce the demand for studying abroad and to improve the quality of graduates. The number of admitted students to Medicine in public universities will be raised from 640 to 840, and for Dentistry from 320 to 400 students. Additionally, the number of students in the parallel program will be increased, with 20 more students added to each specialty in each private university. The decision also aims to strengthen university resources and reduce costs for students, with a review of private accreditation standards to facilitate this.
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