Amman Arab University (AAU) Secures Accreditation of its Bachelor of Law Program
Amman Arab University has announced a significant milestone in its continuous pursuit of academic excellence and innovation. The Faculty of Law has officially obtained the approval of the Higher Education Accreditation and Quality Assurance Commission to place its Bachelor of Law program within the Jordanian National Qualifications Framework.
This achievement reflects the University’s commitment to aligning its academic programs with labor market requirements and to preparing graduates with the skills and competencies needed to excel and innovate across diverse legal fields.
Commenting on the achievement, Professor Mohammad Al-Widyan, President of Amman Arab University, praised the outstanding efforts of the Faculty of Law’s academic and administrative teams. He stated:
“This accomplishment embodies the University’s strategic vision of continuous development and excellence in teaching, research, and community engagement. It ensures that our learning outcomes remain closely aligned with the evolving needs of local and regional labor markets, and it further strengthens Amman Arab University’s standing as a leading institution of higher education distinguished by quality and innovation.”
In turn, Professor Mohammad Al-Dhneibat, Dean of the Faculty of Law, highlighted the importance of this milestone, noting:
“Accrediting the Bachelor of Law program marks a pivotal step in our journey to enhance the quality of legal education and achieve national accreditation. Looking ahead, the Faculty is also working toward securing French international accreditation, keeping pace with developments in legal education at both the regional and global levels. This remarkable achievement reflects the dedication of our faculty and staff to advancing the Faculty’s vision of leadership and excellence.”
With this accomplishment, Amman Arab University reaffirms its steadfast commitment to providing high-quality education that empowers its students, contributes to the legal profession, and strengthens its role as a driver of innovation and progress in higher education.
