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      The Social Responsibility course is offered as a compulsory course to enhance the curricular and extracurricular aspects of societal service such as voluntary activities, sense of commitment and team work. It comes in line with the National Committee for Human Resources Development and the university mission that aims at promoting student’s sense of social responsibility and building future leaders by supplying a setting that nourishes learning and community service. ​

​​​The course consists of two components; theoretical and a practical. The theoretical part covers issues that harness students’ level of competence and roots in them the notions of loyalty and belonging. It also sheds light on social phenomena such as university violence, smoking, and drugs, explores the reasons that give rise to these matters and seeks proper means to handle them.

Within the practical component, students cover a number of hours during the semester, performing voluntary work at local society institutions. The practical aspect stems from His Majesty King Abdullah’s vision that aims at encouraging Jordanians to be in constant touch with the status-quo in light of the ongoing changes and challenges, to shed light on future educational needs and take initiative in developing higher education. Once the educational system rises to the level of students’ expectations, students can safely and surely adapt to the requirements of the future and be well-equipped to face challenges while at the same time maintain their noble human identity. ​​