Jordan University of Science and Technology Faculty of Medicine
Irbid -
Jordan
Abroad
General Information
The Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) Faculty of Medicine, located in Irbid, is one of the premier medical schools in the Middle East. Often referred to as the "Medical Hub of the North," it is renowned for its high academic standards and its close association with the King Abdullah University Hospital (KAUH).
General Info
- Established: 1984 (initially as part of Yarmouk University, then branching out into JUST in 1986).
- Location: Northern Irbid, Jordan (Ar Ramtha).
- Degree Awarded: Doctor of Medicine (MD).
- Rankings: Consistently ranked among the top 400 medical schools globally (QS World University Rankings).
- Global Recognition: Graduates are highly successful in the USMLE and frequently secure residencies in top-tier international institutions.
Campus Facilities
The JUST campus is expansive and technologically advanced, often described as a "green" campus due to its large-scale solar projects.
- Medical Faculties Complex: A dedicated northern sector of the university that houses Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, and Pharmacy.
- King Abdullah University Hospital (KAUH): A 15-story, 683-bed high-tech teaching hospital that serves as the primary training ground for medical students.
- Advanced Research Laboratories: Specialized facilities for myocardial research, genetics, and molecular biology.
- Medical Library: A two-floor facility containing over 115,000 books and a vast collection of medical journals and digital databases.
- Clinical Skills Centers: Labs equipped with the latest simulation technology for pre-clinical training.
- Computer Labs: Multiple open labs specifically for medical students to access e-learning modules and research tools.
- Sports Complex: Includes a soccer stadium, Olympic-size swimming pool, and various indoor courts for physical well-being.
- University Canteens: Multiple restaurants and cafeterias providing subsidized meals for students.
- International Student Office: Provides dedicated support for the university's large population of international students.
- Sustainable Campus: Powered 100% by its own solar energy projects, creating a modern, eco-friendly learning environment.
Hospital & Medical Facilities
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
The clinical years (Years 4–6) are spent in a variety of high-volume clinical settings:
- King Abdullah University Hospital (KAUH): The main teaching hospital, offering students experience in complex surgeries, ward rounds, and specialized clinics.
- Princess Basma Hospital: A major Ministry of Health hospital in Irbid used for general medical and surgical rotations.
- Royal Medical Services (Military Hospitals): Strategic partnerships allow students to rotate through prestigious military medical facilities across Jordan.
- Mental Health Centers: Students gain specialized experience at the National Mental Health Center and local community clinics.
Fee Structure
State University Affordability
Fees at JUST vary based on nationality and the specific track (Competitive vs. International).
Scholarship
- Governmental Scholarships: Provided by the Ministry of Higher Education for Jordanian citizens.
- Military Scholarships: Through the Royal Jordanian Medical Services for children of military personnel.
- Need-Based Grants: Offered by the Arab Cultural Association and other local organizations.
- Merit-Based Waivers: The university provides full (100%) or partial (50%) tuition coverage for a significant number of high-achieving students annually.
City Details
- The Vibe: Irbid is a lively city with a large student population, offering a mix of historic sites and modern cafes.
- Connectivity:
- Buses: Reliable transport links connect Irbid to Amman (approx. 1 hr 15 mins).
- Proximity: The campus is close to the Syrian border, serving a large regional demographic.
- Safety: Known as a very safe and hospitable environment for students from across the globe.
Hostel & Mess
- Accommodation: The university provides on-campus housing for female students, while male students typically live in private apartments in the nearby areas of Ar Ramtha and Irbid City.
- Dining: Subsidized canteens offer a variety of meals, acting as social hubs for the student body.
- Vibe: Highly academic and multicultural. Irbid is a student city, providing a vibrant but safe atmosphere for international scholars.
- Community Service: Students are encouraged to participate in medical missions and public health awareness campaigns in northern Jordan.
Miscellaneous
- Admission Requirements: Based on high school (Tawjihi) scores or international equivalents. A minimum of 85% is usually required to apply, with actual cut-offs being much higher for competitive entry.
- Clinical Rotations: Emphasizes diagnostic competency, with students starting full clinical rotations in the fourth year.
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Facilities & Campus Life
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our pass rate is approximately 78% compared to the national average of ~45%, because we begin structured FMGE preparation from Year 4, not after graduation.
No. Every university we recommend offers MBBS fully in English. Basic Russian is helpful for patient interaction during clinical rotations, but the degree is completed entirely in English. Basic Russian can be learned at the University campus for free.
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Total cost for MBBS in Russia (tuition + living) is approximately ₹22–38 Lakhs over 6 years, which is much cheaper than private medical colleges in India (₹65–110 Lakhs). Exact fees vary by university
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