The policy outlines crucial areas of sustainable practices. Land Resources and Ecosystem Management underscore JUST's dedication to preserving biodiversity and ensuring the responsible use of land. Research and Innovation reflect the university's commitment to advancing knowledge that addresses pressing environmental challenges. Teaching and Learning emphasize the integration of sustainability principles into academic curricula, ensuring that every graduate is equipped with a holistic understanding of environmental responsibility. Sustainable Procurement policies pledge to make conscientious choices in sourcing materials, promoting environmentally friendly products, and contributing to a sustainable supply chain. The Health and Wellness Culture aspect extends beyond individual well-being to encompass a collective commitment to fostering a campus culture that values both human and environmental health. The Energy, Waste Management, Water Management, Wastewater Management and Climate Resilience components are practical manifestations of JUST's dedication to operational sustainability.
JUST demonstrates a strong commitment to continuous improvement through a thorough review and revision process of its Environmental Sustainability Policy. Regular assessments are conducted to evaluate progress against the 2016 baseline data. This regular assessment allows the university to track achievements and adapt strategies in response to emerging environmental challenges. The integration of 2016 data also facilitates measuring the effectiveness of policy initiatives, ensuring JUST stays on course toward its sustainability objectives.
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Land Resources and Ecosystem Management
The objectives are to enhance the well-being of JUST's community and promote ecological sustainability through a multifaceted approach. This includes fostering physical and social health, reducing pollution, encouraging physical activity, preserving wildlife habitats, and increasing contributions to agriculture. The strategy involves planting more trees, creating attractive social spaces, and engaging students and staff in planting campaigns. Additionally, the campus is focused on sustainable land use and irrigation practices, reducing negative impacts from unplanned infrastructure activities, and significantly increasing the use of eco-friendly herbicides and pesticides to reduce its environmental footprint.
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JUST Eco House: JUST's Eco House stands as a symbol of environmental innovation and sustainability. It serves as a dynamic platform for the exploration and application of sustainable technologies and practices. This innovative structure functions as a research laboratory, where sustainability principles are tested and developed. Through outreach programs and its integration into academic curricula, the JUST Eco House plays a pivotal role in promoting awareness and action toward sustainable living.
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Veterinary Health Center (VHC): The VHC, as an outpatient facility offering clinical services for both domestic and wild animals, indirectly supports the conservation of terrestrial life. A state-of-art veterinary teaching hospital has been open recently and expected to provide outstanding services in the protection of wild and domestic animals on campus and outside.
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Wildlife Conservation Efforts: The Veterinary Health Center and Veterinary Teaching Hospital play a vital role in preserving the biodiversity of the region. Their services extend to numerous wildlife species, with a significant portion of these services provided free of charge by university veterinary specialists. The artificial lake on campus, besides its rainwater collection function, serves as a refuge for wild and migrating birds.
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Prince Hamzah Natural Reserve: The Prince Hamzah Natural Reserve not only serves as a sanctuary for wild animals and avian species but also as a platform for teaching and research, exclusively accessible to JUST students.
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Genetic Conservation and Biodiversity of Plant Species: The conservation of plant species and their genetic diversity, as practiced at JUST by the Faculty of Agriculture, is a crucial aspect of land-based life conservation.
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Research and Innovation
The objectives are to promote a culture of sustainability research and innovation among the university's community and provide support for these efforts among students, faculty, and staff. To achieve this, actions include developing incentives, integrating sustainability into awards and research projects, fostering innovative solutions, establishing a Sustainability Chair, organizing a Sustainability Day with technical support, and communicating sustainability principles to encourage participation in related activities.
JUST also has been instrumental in fostering a diverse array of startup businesses and innovative ideas, all with the common goal of enhancing and supporting the economic growth of local communities. In this aspect, JUST has served as a catalyst for entrepreneurship, providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities to aspiring entrepreneurs, thereby contributing to the prosperity and vitality of our local economies. These startups encompass a diverse range of innovative solutions, each contributing to various aspects of sustainability and environmental impact. From Smart Water Solutions' focus on tailored water solutions for Jordan's specific needs to eRecyclerHub's eco-friendly approach to recycling, these startups aim to address pressing environmental challenges while promoting economic growth and technological advancement. Whether it's Smart Green for AgriTech Solutions' digitization of agriculture, AquaOn's smart farming practices, or Eco-Incinerator JO's eco-friendly waste management, these startups are making substantial contributions to a greener and more sustainable future. Additionally, startups like CarGenie, Limonene, and EV Charger are revolutionizing transportation and waste management, while others like Way to Innovation (WTI) and ADADK are leveraging technology to conserve and manage water resources effectively. Furthermore, Water On Way (WOW) is transforming water delivery services through cutting-edge technologies, and startups like The Smart Irrigation System, IOT in water management (IWWM), and Atmospheric water generator (AquaPoro) are enhancing water management and sustainability efforts. These startups collectively represent a significant force in driving positive change in Jordan's environmental and economic landscape.
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Research Centers Dedicated to Environmental Sustainability Issues
JUST hosts four research centers with a dedicated focus on environmental sustainability. These centers are run by teams of FTE staff members who are committed to advancing research in this critical area. In addition to their research activities, these centers actively contribute to the academic programs at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Through curriculum development, teaching, and supervision, they ensure that students receive comprehensive education aligned with the latest advancements in environmental sustainability.
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Industry Partnerships and Economic Growth
The Industry Liaison Department is part of the Consultative Center for Science and Technology at the JUST plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration between the university and the industrial sector to enhance national industries. It provides essential solutions and recommendations to address industry challenges through research, consultation, and technical expertise, while leveraging the university's resources and facilities for research and development. This department serves as a valuable partner for businesses seeking guidance and support in their pursuit of excellence and innovation.
The Industry Liaison Department is part of the Consultative Center for Science and Technology at the JUST
plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration between the university and the industrial sector to enhance national industries. It provides essential solutions and recommendations to address industry challenges through research, consultation, and technical expertise, while leveraging the university's resources and facilities for research and development. This department serves as a valuable partner for businesses seeking guidance and support in their pursuit of excellence and innovation.
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Teaching and Learning
The objective is to introduce sustainability concepts into the university's curriculum, and the actions to achieve this goal involve adding sustainability courses to both required and elective options, conducting annual faculty workshops in collaboration with the Deanship of Academic Development and Quality Assurance, establishing sustainability forums and clubs, creating necessary infrastructure for sustainability education, offering opportunities for addressing real-world sustainability issues, promoting the integration of sustainability competencies throughout the academic curriculum, and providing training and incentives for faculty to incorporate sustainability into their courses, recognizing them as Sustainability Fellows or Ambassadors. The total number of courses that totally or partially covering sustainability issues is over 300 courses.
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Training Initiatives on Environment Aspects of Sustainability
In 2023, JUST carried out a comprehensive training program including various types of initiatives and events with a focus on sustainability and environmental aspects. These initiatives encompass workshops, hackathons, training courses, and collaborative projects aimed at fostering innovation, leadership, and knowledge exchange among faculty, staff, and students.
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Community Outreach Initiatives
JUST is actively committed to promoting the dissemination of knowledge by offering free access to educational resources that cater to both local and global educational needs. Notably, the university has assumed a leadership role in ensuring equitable access to educational opportunities by hosting a diverse range of outreach educational activities for the wider community. These outreach initiatives play a vital role in igniting a passion for learning across various generations, as evidenced by the increasing number of first-generation students at JUST. The university offers a variety of outreach educational opportunities, paid or for free through 3 platforms:
Platform 1: Open Educational Resources (OER) Repository: Accessible through the university's Facebook Channel .
Platform 2: Maharat Platform: Provides a wide range of online courses, including subjects like Human Anatomy and Physiology, Computer Programming, Photoshop Basics, Microsoft Office applications, Research Ethics, Scientific Research Methods, and various healthcare-related topics.
Platform 3: The Consultative Center for Science and Technology (CCST): The CCST is considered as one of the most specialized centers in holding training courses and workshops (for students, faculty and community members), and providing and preparing consultancy, feasibility studies and necessary designs in many areas and disciplines of engineering, industrial, medical, health, pharmaceutical, veterinary, agricultural, technical, artistic, banking, administrative, educational and computer and information technology, and others to serve both the public and private sectors inside and outside Jordan in support of national industry.
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Masters Programs In Environmental Sustainability
JUST offers a range of master's degrees tailored to address pressing environmental challenges through sustainable practices. The Master of Science in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Water Resources and Environment equips students with the expertise to tackle issues related to water management and environmental conservation. Similarly, the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering focuses on Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development, preparing graduates to innovate in the field of clean energy technologies. Additionally, the Master of Science in Natural Resources and Environment concentrates on Soil, Water, and Environment, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of ecological systems and sustainable resource management strategies.
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Sustainable Procurement
The objectives are to increase the adoption of sustainability considerations in tenders and raise the percentage of environmentally-friendly materials purchased. The proposed actions involve implementing regulations to include sustainability conditions in procurement processes, prioritizing suppliers with a focus on social responsibility and sustainability, ensuring collaborative purchasing aligns with high standards, offering guidance and training for purchasing personnel, and reducing the procurement of materials and equipment already available within the university through better inventory management. These measures aim to enhance sustainability in the university's procurement practices.
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Sustainable Investement
JUST is committed towards adopting a sustainable investment policy that is aligned with the university’s mission which is focused on providing high quality education and research and leading the Jordanian society in advancement towards sustainable development. JUST acknowledges its unique role as a leader in promoting sustainability and addressing global challenges as outlined by the global sustainable development goals (SDGs). By incorporating sustainability considerations into its investment decisions, JUST can contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable economy and society and consequently support investments and initiatives that prioritize environmental stewardship, social equity, and good governance practices.
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Health and Wellness Culture
The objective is to create a comprehensive, data-driven health and wellness program to enhance the well-being of students, staff, and faculty. The proposed actions involve integrating health and wellness into welcome events for new faculty, staff, and students, establishing regulations for managing health and wellness activities, providing information about campus walking paths, promoting gym memberships, expanding enrollment windows to include health and wellness fairs for flu shots and vital checks, encouraging early medical tests, advocating for healthy food choices at campus dining centers, and opening a wellness clinic on campus. These actions collectively aim to improve the health and wellness of the university community.
Health and Well-Being Activities
JUST has actively forged numerous partnerships with local, national, and international health organizations, fostering well-being through collaborative exchange programs, joint initiatives, and research networks. Moreover, the university supports community outreach programs led by dedicated staff and student volunteers, which provide counseling and education on a range of contemporary health issues and chronic diseases, thus contributing to the local community's welfare. JUST grants students access to on-campus sports facilities, either freely or at reduced rates. The public also can have access to these sport facilities especially the swimming pool, with reasonable prices.
Mental Health Clinic
The counseling office is the university's primary facility for personal counseling and psychological outreach and consultation services. Additionally, the university offers essential services to students and employees related to sexual health consultation and mental health awareness through its healthcare center and youth friendly clinic located on campus.
Youth Friendly Health Clinic
Youth Friendly Health Clinic. The Youth Friendly Clinic provides its services free of charge to JUST students in the areas of sexual and reproductive health and psychosocial support. These services are provided in the form of one-to-one sessions and group activities.
Anti-Smoking Initiatives
In the realm of anti-smoking efforts, JUST vigorously enforces anti-smoking regulations on its premises, strictly prohibiting smoking. To underscore the gravity of this policy, newly enrolled students pledge their adherence to these regulations, which are reinforced annually and align with the Ministry of Higher Education's recommendations on creating smoke-free public facilities. JUST also provide support to students and staff to help them quit smoking through the family health clinic located at the healthcare center in Irbid. The university through its Anti-Smoking Committee has also launched several campaigns to encourage people within and outside campus to quit smoking.
Cultural and Entertainment Activities
JUST also recognizes the importance of entertainment activities in improving the overall quality of life. Beyond academic pursuits, the university offers a variety of entertainment activities aimed at promoting well-being and a balanced lifestyle among its students and faculty members. These activities provide opportunities for relaxation, recreation, and social interaction, ultimately contributing to a positive and enriching university experience.
Catering and Food Survices
JUST provides healthy and affordable food choices for all on campus with affordable prices. We place a high value on addressing student food insecurity and ensuring equitable access to affordable, nutritious meals within our academic community. Our comprehensive program is designed to provide a diverse array of food options at prices that outcompete those in neighboring cities. This approach includes collaborating with a variety of on-campus and off-campus food providers to offer a broad selection of meals that accommodate diverse tastes and dietary needs. We are dedicated to negotiating competitive pricing with our providers, maintaining costs below those found in the surrounding urban areas. We actively raise awareness about food insecurity and provide resources to empower students to manage their budgets and make informed dietary choices. Student engagement and feedback are integral to our approach, with regular input sought to adapt our offerings based on their needs and preferences. Our commitment to addressing student food insecurity is an ongoing endeavor, marked by continual program assessment and enhancement to provide affordable and nutritious food options effectively. The university students organize campaigns to collect and distribute food parcels to poor families within the student communities.
Students Cafeteria
Providing food services for students and employees
The cost of eating in the cafeteria is affordable for all.
The cafeteria makes delicious food for breakfast and lunch such as flaflel, humos in addition to the traditional food like" maansaf" for lunch and also fast food such as burger and hotdog.
Almla'eb Cafeteria
Buildings cafeteria
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Another cafeteria that is located in the classrooms building opposite to the library.
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It makes different types of food with affordable prices.
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Energy Management
Energy Consumption.
In 2023, the total energy consumption was 22408000 KWh, 8,150,000 KWh was from renewable sources (36.4%). In comparison, In 2022, the total energy consumption was 30059063 kWh, 6207104 KWh was from renewable sources (20.65%).
Carbon Emessions on Campus.
The university started reportinbg its carbon footprint in 2016 according to GHG regulations. The carbon footprint at the university is calculated as follows (for 2023): Scope 1 emissions accounted for 652.2 metric tons, with shuttle buses contributing 345 metric tons and cars contributing 307.2 metric tons. Scope 2 emissions totaled 5786.5 metric tons, primarily from electricity usage, calculated as 15909.68 metric tons based on 22408000 kWh consumed, with 36.37% sourced from renewable energy. When combined, the total carbon footprint for 2023 amounted to 16561.88 metric tons.
Comparing the carbon footprint and renewable energy usage between 2022 and 2023 reveals significant progress in sustainability efforts at the university. In 2022, the total energy consumption was 30059063 kWh with 20.65% sourced from renewables, and the carbon footprint amounted to 22,070.93 metric tons. However, in 2023, the total energy consumption was significantly decreased to 22408000 kWh, as the the university renewable energy production significantly increaded to 8,150,000 KWh making it upto 36.4% of the total energy consumed from renwables, resulting in a significant reduction in the total carbon footprint to 16561.88 metric tons (25% reduction). This reduction in carbon emissions indicates a positive impact of the university's initiatives to enhance renewable energy adoption, improved on- and off-campus transporation policies and improved energy efficiency.
Renewable Energy Sources.
The university has already completed the construction of a 5-MWatt solar system, generating 8 million KWh of clean energy. Additionally, plans are underway for a 20 MWatt solar system, expected to be operational within two years. Together, these solar systems will produce a total of 40 million KWh, effectively eliminating the university's electricity costs and meeting the rising energy demand. In 2023, the university renewable energy production significantly increaded to 8,150,000 KWh (6207104 KWh in 2022) making it to upto 36.4% of the total energy consumed from renwables.
Sustainable Building Design
JUST is commitment to sustainable cities and communities is exemplified by our dedication to implementing smart building design and green buildings on our university campus. The university's commitment to sustainable building practices is evident through the integration of green building features in its architectural designs dating back to 1980, which include elements like sunlight breakers, natural light, and effective ventilation to minimize direct sunlight exposure. This commitment extends to new buildings, aligning with sustainable principles. Moreover, the university collaborates with UNICEF to explore innovative solutions for addressing water, sanitation, and hygiene challenges in the region. In addition, the university has embraced smart building technologies, implementing a Building Management System (BMS) to efficiently monitor and control lighting, temperature, and alarm systems across its various sites. Building facades are strategically designed to optimize natural lighting and temperature comfort, with air conditioning systems programmed to halt at 23 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, engineering and medical college buildings are engineered to maximize natural lighting and ventilation, while fountains within courtyards contribute to cooling the university's surroundings. We also prioritize raising awareness and providing educational programs to local communities, fostering a collective understanding of green building designs for homes and structures.
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Climate Resiliance
JUST aims to become a model for climate-resilient campuses by achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and improving adaptive capacity to climate change impacts. To achieve this, the initiative outlines objectives including enhancing campus infrastructure resilience, transitioning to renewable energy sources, implementing sustainable transportation options, fostering community engagement and education, implementing water conservation strategies, and protecting biodiversity. Actions to fulfill these objectives include conducting climate vulnerability assessments, establishing partnerships for knowledge exchange, enhancing infrastructure resilience against climate hazards, conducting water audits and implementing conservation measures, incorporating sustainable design principles, introducing recycling programs, optimizing energy consumption, promoting sustainable transportation, providing training to student leaders, and restoring natural habitats. These efforts collectively aim to make the campus more resilient to climate change while promoting sustainability and environmental stewardship.
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Waste Management and Recycling Program
The objective is to transform the campus into a zero-waste environment by 2026 and beyond. To achieve this goal, the following actions are proposed: conducting a waste characterization study to gather data on waste types and amounts, forming volunteer teams composed of staff, faculty, and students for awareness and cleanup campaigns, enhancing the capabilities of housekeeping and transportation department employees in integrated waste management, installing proper solid waste sorting infrastructure, offering rewards and incentives to promote recycling among faculty and students, and implementing enforcement measures as needed to support the initiative.
JUST is dedicated to implementing the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) principle of recycling to minimize its environmental impact and enhance efficiency. They have established various sustainable practices, including a Recycling Program for University Waste, recycling of electronics, on-campus water purification and reuse, and off-campus treated water collection and reuse. Additionally, they have implemented a program to reduce the use of paper on campus, focusing on electronic communication and archiving. The organization also emphasizes the repair and reuse of equipment, furniture, and building materials. Furthermore, they have introduced the eRecycleHUB digital platform to connect waste generators and collectors, facilitating the buying and selling of recyclable materials, thereby promoting efficient recycling operations and reducing landfill waste.
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Water Management
Our ambitious goal is to transform our campus into a model example of sustainability by adopting multiple water supply alternatives and implementing cutting-edge water-efficient technologies. In 2019, our baseline data showed that we consumed 45 liters of fresh water per full-time equivalent (FTE) per day, with 193 cubic meters of fresh water used for irrigating each hectare of green space. To achieve our objectives, we aim to optimize rainwater utilization, minimize water losses, establish efficient water utilities, and reduce fresh water usage for irrigation. Our action plan includes storing rooftop rainwater for local irrigation and aesthetic purposes, maintaining our campus earth dam for enhanced rainwater collection, installing water meters for early leakage detection, monitoring water consumption data for potential savings, upgrading water-saving devices, implementing water efficiency awareness programs, adopting best practices for efficient irrigation, and increasing on-site stormwater collection infrastructure for irrigation purposes.
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Fresh water sources: The university addresses water scarcity through the operation of four artesian wells, three in Al-Hosn and Al-Naima regions, and one on the campus. Moreover, a dedicated water tower supplies buildings and facilities with fresh water from these groundwater wells, offering a cost-effective alternative to the Water Authority.
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Conservation of rainwater: Rainwater collection at Jordan University of Science and Technology involves several vital components. An artificial lake, strategically positioned at the estuary of Wadi Hassan, stores a substantial amount of water used for various purposes, including crop cultivation, tree care, and bird habitat. Additionally, an earthen dam in the southeast of the university grounds collects water to maintain the lake's water level and provide year-round irrigation.
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Water-efficient appliances usage: The university incorporates the renovation of water appliances and the installation of water-saving devices on taps as part of its sustainability policy, promoting the efficient use of water resources.
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Water pollution control: JUST University conducts regular tests on treated water to ensure it meets Jordanian specifications and standards for human consumption and agricultural use. The university has implemented systems to prevent polluted water from entering the water supply, including waste water management and microfiltration, as well as a wastewater treatment plant for recycling domestic wastewater, making it suitable for reuse.
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Wastewater Management
The university's operation and maintenance unit engages in a collaborative effort with local companies, institutions, and factories to collect sewage for purification as part of its water recycling program. Leveraging the existing water purification system established when the university was founded in the 1980s, this initiative seeks to repurpose wastewater for agricultural use, a vital response to the increasing drought conditions induced by climate change. The treated water, meeting high quality criteria, is subsequently repurposed for various university needs including irrigation in agricultural activities, thereby promoting sustainable water management and conservation.
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Water recycling program: The university's operation and maintenance unit collaborates with local companies, institutions, and factories to collect sewage for purification. The existing water purification system, dating back to the university's establishment in the 1980s, is utilized to repurpose this wastewater for agricultural use, particularly crucial in the face of increasing drought conditions due to climate change.
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Reuse of treated water: JUST treats water from the Al-Hosn and Al-Naima wells, along with harvested rainwater, ensuring it complies with Jordanian drinking water standards. This treated water is reused to meet various university building needs and for irrigating crops.
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Transportation Policy
JUST has implemented a comprehensive set of transportation policies aimed at reducing motor vehicle use on campus in alignment with government guidelines. These policies encompass the development of standardized transportation programs, meeting transportation needs, active community engagement, vehicle maintenance, and training programs for students. JUST is committed to sustainability and reducing environmental impact, employing large buses for on-campus student transportation, mass transportation for off-campus training, and the integration of group trips to lower operational costs. The university encourages cycling, provides zero-emission electrical cars, and emphasizes vehicle maintenance for reduced emissions. Additionally, JUST collaborates with environmental organizations for safe disposal of waste oils and old car batteries. These initiatives promote a greener and more sustainable campus environment.
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JUST is committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students, including those with learning disabilities. Our aim is to ensure that every student can excel academically and overcome challenges through a range of comprehensive academic support services. Here's how we support students with learning disabilities:
Individualized Learning Plans.
JUST develops personalized learning plans tailored to each student's unique needs, strengths, and academic aspirations. These plans are collaboratively designed and regularly reviewed to ensure they remain responsive to students' evolving requirements and progress.
Academic Accommodations.
We provide reasonable accommodations such as extended exam time, note-taking assistance, and alternative course material formats. Faculty coordination ensures proper implementation, with continuous monitoring and adjustments to best support students' learning experiences.
Tutoring and Study Skills Support.
Specialized tutoring services and workshops on study skills, time management, and organization are offered to help students thrive. Peer support networks enable students to connect with and learn from peers facing similar challenges.
Assistive Technology and Accessible Materials.
Access to assistive technology tools and accessible course materials is provided to enhance student engagement with course content. Training and support on using assistive technology are available to students, faculty, and staff.
Raising Awareness and Promoting Inclusivity
Training for Faculty and Staff.
We conduct training programs to enhance understanding of learning disabilities and equip faculty and staff with effective support skills, emphasizing inclusive teaching practices.
Awareness Campaigns and Events.
Campus-wide campaigns and events educate the university community about learning disabilities and the importance of inclusive education. Student-led initiatives focused on supporting and empowering students with learning disabilities are encouraged.
Collaboration and Advocacy.
We adopt a collaborative approach involving students, faculty, staff, and support services in developing and implementing academic support strategies. Advocacy efforts aim to champion the rights and needs of students with learning disabilities within the university and broader community.
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Disability Services.pdf
- Accessibility and Inclusive Education Platform: https://www.just.edu.jo/accessibility/Pages/default.aspx
- Academic Accommodations for Students with Learning Disabilities:https://www.just.edu.jo/Deanships/DeanshipofStudentsAffairs/Pages/Academic-Accommodations-for-Students-with-Learning-Disabilities.aspx
- Finantial Assistancde to Students with Disabilities:
تعليمات الرسوم الجامعية للطلبة ذوي الاعاقة.pdf
The International Students and Minorities Office (ISMO)
JUST realized that international and minorities students have special issues and concerns other than those of other students. For that, The International Students and minorities Office (ISMO), was established inside the University campus. It is the first place for these students to contact for information and support. ISMO is primarily tasked with attracting international students and minorities to JUST and ensuring that they are appropriately welcome and supported at JUST. Qualified coordinators and students’ affairs staff are available at the office to provide a full range of consultation services including accommodation, cultural, social and legal services, in addition to organizing trips, social events, and meetings with the president. JUST values and encourages the University’s mix of Jordanian students with international and minoritie students to create a positive learning environment.
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https://www.just.edu.jo/iso/Pages/default.aspx
