The degree will allow students to study for three years at MEU before spending the last two years on Strathclyde University’s campus in UK.
During the launch ceremony, MEU said it was holding talks to launch several joint programmes, in addition to its flagship degree in Pharmacology.
Britain’s ambassador to Jordan, Edward Oakden, extolled the virtues of internationalisation in advancing UK-Jordanian ties, adding that future links between the two countries will be firmly rooted in educational exchange.