| | | Physics | Physics | 2 | 
We welcome you to one of the oldest departments at the University of Jordan. Since its establishment in 1965, the Physics department has developed positive educational and research environments. It offers courses leading to BSc, MSc and PhD degrees. Currently, it has 35 faculty members teaching about 350 undergraduate Physics major students in addition to 100 post graduates. The supporting staff consists of 24 members working as laboratory instructors and technicians, engineers and technicians at the electronic and mechanical workshops. The undergraduate program is designed for students interested in either teaching physics at schools or pursuing their graduate studies in physics. The undergraduate students have access to two main computing facilities in addition to seven experimental laboratories that offer experiments at the introductory, intermediate and advanced undergraduate teaching levels. The department also offers service courses to more than two thousands of undergraduate students from the Faculties of Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Agriculture, Medicine, Dentistry, and Re-Habilitation Sciences. Moreover, the department is actively engaged in several areas of research which include: · Theoretical and experimental solid state physics · Materials and nanoscience physics · Theoretical condensed matter physics · Theoretical nuclear physics · Mathematical and computational physics · Experimental nuclear physics · Atomic and molecular physics · Medical physics · Environmental physics
In support to the above theoretical and experimental research areas, the department has established a High Performance Computing facilities (HPC) in addition to several experimental laboratories that are equipped with state of the art facilities such as:
· X-ray Diffractometer (XRD) · Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) · Physical Vapor Depositor (PVD) · Photoluminescence (PL) Spectrofluorometer · Polarized Optical Microscope · Van de Graaff Accelerator · Mechanical and Electronic Workshops
Program Enrollment and Degree Data:
| Academic Year | Enrollment Year | Total Undergraduate | Total Graduate | Degrees Awarded | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Associates | B.Sc. | M.Sc. | PhD | Current Year | 2017/ 2018 | FT | 151 | 45 | 35 | 42 | 273 | - | Not offered | 8 | 4 | 0 | PT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2016/ 2017 | FT | 118 | 52 | 48 | 55 | 273 | 30 | 53 | 5 | 6 | PT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2015/ 2016 | FT | 127 | 49 | 45 | 62 | 283 | 56 | 53 | 9 | 8 | PT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2014/ 2015 | FT | 130 | 39 | 59 | 58 | 286 | 54 | 56 | 9 | 4 | PT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 2013/ 2014 | FT | | | | | | 34 | 34 | 8 | 8 | PT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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PT—part time
Department of Physics Chairman
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| | We welcome you to one of the oldest departments at the University of Jordan. Since its establishment in 1965, the Physics department has developed positive educational and research environments. It offers courses leading to BSc, MSc and PhD degrees. Currently, it has 35 faculty members teaching about 350 undergraduate Physics major students in addition to 100 post graduates. The supporting staff consists of 24 members working as laboratory instructors and technicians, engineers and technicians at the electronic and mechanic
| | | | | Geology | Geology | 5 |
The Department of Geology and Minerals was established in 1973 (currently known as the Department of Geology). The purpose of its establishment was to provide Jordanians with the opportunity to study geology in their own country and to assist Jordanian geologists coming from other universities in understanding and further studying Jordan's geology. Additionally, the department aimed to conduct applied geological research, explore mineral resources, study rocks, layers, geological structures, and groundwater, and collaborate with various institutions, agencies, ministries, companies, universities, and research centers involved in geological work in Jordan (both public and private).
Over the past years, the department has prepared and graduated a large number of highly knowledgeable and practically experienced human resources in its field of specialization at all levels: bachelor's, master's, and doctorate. These graduates have gone on to work in various locations that require such human resources locally, and their expertise has also been utilized in development programs in sister Arab countries. Additionally, they have worked in global research centers and exploration companies. The department currently has 16 faculty members whose specializations cover various fields of geology comprehensively. In addition, there are many master's and bachelor's degree holders who assist in supervising practical laboratory teaching and operating the complex equipment and laboratory facilities necessary for scientific research and experimentation at the university. Since 1999, the Environmental and Applied Geology program has been adopted for both the undergraduate and graduate plans. Currently, the Department of Geology has 324 undergraduate students, 17 master's students, 17 doctoral students, and 10 students in the Master's program in Environmental Science and Management.
| | Geology is the study of the processes, products and history of the Earth. There is a continuous demand for energy and mineral resources globally, so is the demand for geologists.
| | | | | Chemistry | Chemistry | 3 |  
The Department of Chemistry was established in 1965 and it was the first chemistry department founded in Jordan. The department started master's program in 1972 and a doctoral program in 1995. The industrial chemistry program was founded recently in 2021. The number of students at the early years of the department did not exceed one hundred students. The department currently have about more than 550 bachelor students and more than 70 graduate students (Master and Ph.D).
The bachelor program was accredited by ABET in 2019.
The department of chemistry has grown to have thirty seven faculty members graduated from the best universities in the world, supported by more than 20 staff members. Several teaching laboratories are available in the department. These laboratories cover the different fields of chemistry providing an excellent training, in the field of chemistry, to the students of the department and many students from other scientific colleges.
There are several laboratories that provide a specialized analysis equipped with modern spectral,thermal and chromatographic instruments such as:
- Mass spectrometer (7 tesla)
- NMR 300 & NMR 500 MHz
- High resolution
- FT.IR
- Single crystal x-Ray diffractometer
- Elemental analysis (C, H, N)
- U.V-Vis
- HPLC & GC & GC-Mass
- Atomic absorption
- DSC & TGA
- Liquid Nitrogen facility
The faculty members are dedicated to provide all aspects of chemical knowledge and to make meaningful contributions in the field of chemistry. This is achieved by qualifying the chemistry graduates for work as well as to pursue their graduate studies, and in the long term to make significant influence in research and community service. The Department of Chemistry is characterized by its activity in the scientific research, which started since the beginning of the department. Thirty five faculty members in the department are involved in research that includes: applied chemistry, environmental chemistry, natural products, organic synthesis directed to biologically active compounds and solid state chemistry. The faculty members publish their work in prestigious peer-reviewed chemistry journals; they have published around fourty scientific articles in ISI Web of Knowledge journals in the year 2017.
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Mailing Address:
Department of Chemistry University of Jordan
Amman 11942
Jordan |
| Telephone: +962-6-5355000 Ext. 22133/22160 |
| | The Department of Chemistry was established in 1965 and it was the first chemistry department founded in Jordan. The department started master's program in 1972 and a doctoral program in 1995. The number of students at the early years of the department did not exceed one hundred students. The department currently have about 549 and 72 graduate students (Master and Ph.D) students.
| | | | | Mathematics | Mathematics | 1 |
The Department of Mathematics was established in 1965 and is the oldest mathematics department in Jordanian universities. It is the only department that offers a Ph.D. degree in mathematics, in addition to bachelor's and master's degrees. The master's program began in 1972, and the Ph.D. program started in 1996.
Currently, the department includes 28 faculty members (14 Professors, 5 Associate Professors, 5 Assistant Professors, and 4 Lecturers), all of whom are graduates of prestigious universities and specialize in various fields of mathematics and statistics. In the academic year 2025/2026, the Department of Mathematics introduced a new program in Statistics and Data Science, offering a bachelor's degree to students enrolled in the program. This new addition complements the department’s existing programs by providing the job market with both academic and professional expertise to keep pace with scientific and technological advancement.
 The organizational structure of the Mathematics Department. Succession List of Heads of the Department (1965 - 2023).
University Fees Link Message from the Chairman:
I am pleased to welcome all visitors to the official website of the Department of Mathematics, through which we have sought to provide comprehensive information about the department at the University of Jordan. I would also like to extend a warm welcome to our dear students in their second home—the Department of Mathematics. This department is committed to building the students’ scientific character, equipping them to enter the local or global job market or to pursue further studies.
The Department of Mathematics at the University of Jordan is considered one of the leading mathematics departments in the world, thanks to its distinguished faculty members who have received numerous international excellence awards. The department has succeeded in positioning itself prominently in credible global rankings due to the strength of its faculty’s research and the competence of its graduates, whom we are proud of for attaining leading positions wherever they have worked.
Abdalla A. Tallafha Professor and Chairman
Programs Overview:
The
Mathematics Department at the University
of Jordan is a well-known
center for education and research in Mathematics. Undergraduate and Graduate
programs, with opportunities for specialization in all major areas of Mathematics
leading to Bachelor, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. In
particular, the excellent programs offered by the department are of special
interest and are rewarding to many students in Mathematics.
The Department of Mathematics
offers one undergraduate program (B.Sc.) and two graduate programs (M.Sc., Ph.D.).
Below is a brief description of the departmental requirements for all these
degrees.
B. Sc. Program:
Students should complete 132
credits from university, college and department course requirements. Students
should take 27 credits as university requirements, 21 credits as college
requirements and 84 as major credits. Major courses are taken from several
areas including: Analysis, Algebra, Topology, Applied Mathematics and Statistics.
M.Sc. Program:
M.Sc.
Program (Non-Thesis Track):
1. The
completion of 33 graduate credits. These include 24 credits from compulsory courses
and 9 credits from elective course requirements.
2. Passing a comprehensive exam.
M.Sc.
Program (Thesis Track):
1. Completing of
24 graduate credits. These include 18 credits from compulsory courses and 6
credits from elective course requirements.
2. Under the guidance and supervision of a member of the department faculty, each student should complete reasonably valuable research dissertation.
Ph.D.
Program:The time
span to complete this degree is on the average 4-5 years. The Ph.D. requirements
are as follows:
1.
Courses: Completion of 54 credits of graduate work. These credits
must be entirely in various Mathematics areas. 2. Qualifying
Exams: Ph.D. student should pass basic and advanced
qualifying exams in five areas of Mathematics. The areas are: Algebra,
Analysis, Applied Mathematics, Topology and Statistics. The student can choose
3 areas for basic qualifying exam and two areas for advanced exam. These exams
are generally given in the 5th week of each semester after the beginning
of classes. These exams are written and the time allowed for each is 3 hours. Guidelines to Topics for the Qualifying Examinations Can be Found in the Department Office. 3. Research
and Dissertation: Under the guidance and
supervision of a member of the department faculty, each Ph.D. student must complete
a reasonably original research.
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Mailing Address: Department of Mathematics The University of Jordan Amman 11942, Jordan
Telephone: +962-6-5355000 Ext. 22100 Fax: +962-6-5348932 Email: mathematics@ju.edu.jo |
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| | The Department of Mathematics was established in 1965 and is the oldest mathematics department in Jordanian universities. It is the only department that offers a Ph.D. degree in mathematics, in addition to bachelor's and master's degrees. The master's program began in 1972, and the Ph.D. program started in 1996.
Currently, the department includes 28 faculty members (14 Professors, 5 Associate Professors, 5 Assistant Professors, and 4 Lecturers), all of whom are graduates of prestigious universities and specialize in various fields of mathematics and statistics.
| | | | | Biological Sciences | Biological Sciences | 4 | 
The Department was
established in 1965 and offers Bachelor of Biological Sciences (B.Sc.), Master
degree in Biological Sciences (M.Sc.), and Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences
(Ph.D.) to qualify students to teach and to conduct research in biology. The
Bachelor program is designed to provide students with knowledge in major
disciplines of biological sciences.
The department also teaches
one to three general Biology classes for non-biological sciences students from
other schools, such as Schools of Medicine, Agriculture, Dentistry, Nursing and
Re-Habilitation Sciences. Teaching Programs:
1. The Department offers B.Sc. degrees in Biological Sciences. The total credit hours required is one hundred and thirty two credit hours:
- 27 University
requirement
- 21 Faculty
requirement
- 84 Specialty
requirement
2. The Department offers Master degree. The total credit hours required is thirty three credit hours. It is offered with two tracks:
1. Thesis
Track:
- Mandatory Courses
(15 credit hours)
- Elective Courses: Studying
(9) credit hours
- Dissertation:
(9)
Credit
hours
(0304799).
2. Non-Thesis Track
- Mandatory Courses (21 credit hours)
- Elective Courses: Studying (12) credit hours
- Pass
the comprehensive exam (0304798).
3. The Department since 1996 offers Ph.D. degree. The plan consists of (54) credit hours
distributed as following:
- Mandatory Courses (18 credit hours).
- Elective Courses (18 credit hours).
- Passing the qualification exam
(0304998)
- Submission of approved thesis (18
credit hours) (0304999)
| | The Department was established in 1965 and offers Bachelor of Biological Sciences (B.Sc.), Master degree in Biological Sciences (M.Sc.), and Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences (Ph.D.) to qualify students to teach and to conduct research in biology. The Bachelor program is designed to provide students with knowledge in major disciplines of biological sciences.
| | | | | Medical Laboratory Sciences | Medical Laboratory Sciences | 6 | In 1974 the Department of Biological Sciences introduced a subspecialty in clinical analysis in order to provide local health care services and the community with highly qualified laboratory technologists. Later, in 1980, the Department of Biological Sciences launched a new program that grants a bachelor's degree in biological analysis. Then in 2016, the Department of Clinical laboratory sciences was established as separated Department from the Department of Biological Sciences. The field of Clinical laboratory sciences utilizes biological techniques and instruments to analyze various clinical samples, which help physicians diagnose and treat different pathologies, and monitor the general condition of the patient. This specialty gives graduates the opportunity of employment as lab specialized technicians. The program is organized into terms and spans a period of four years during which the student gets a solid background in the theoretical and practical principles of the different laboratory sciences. These include hematology, blood bank, clinical chemistry, medical microbiology, medical parasitology, medical mycology, virology, medical immunology and serology, in addition to molecular biology techniques, microtechniques, laboratory instruments, quality assurance in laboratory analyses and laboratory management, occupational health and safety, and the ethics of the medical laboratory profession. Moreover, the program includes field training during the fourth year of study, and carried out at hospital laboratories certified for training. University Fees Link Click Here
| | The field of Medical Laboratory Sciences utilizes biological techniques and instruments to analyze various clinical samples, which help physicians diagnose and treat different pathologies, and monitor the general condition of the patient. This specialty gives graduates the opportunity of employment as lab specialized technicians.
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